Diamond CEO
Wu Yue
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- 450K words
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Featured Fiction Women's Fiction Urban RomanceContract BondCinderellaAngst RomanceMisunderstandingWife PursuitOverbearing CEOOrphanageSummary
Xia Lan, raised in an orphanage, relies on her best friend Chu Yiyi—until Yiyi takes her jade pendant, gets adopted by a wealthy family in her place, and cuts off contact. Grown up, Xia Lan works part-time at a bar and accidentally witnesses her boss Fei Sijue's secret; humiliated, she quits in anger. A bet keeps Fei Sijue from letting her go, making her a gofer on call—domineering in manner yet attentive in a hundred little ways. Just as she can no longer tell whether this is a bet or real feelings, Fei Sijue's legitimate wife suddenly appears; in public he is loving with his wife, in private he still controls Xia Lan utterly, even forbidding other men around her. Finally fed up, Xia Lan resolves to escape the relationship.Editor's review
A typical early-era CEO romance that runs on bets, contracts, mistaken identity, and tangled multi-party affairs. Fast-paced with dense conflict, it suits readers after melodramatic thrills and emotional ups and downs. The stubborn, unyielding heroine and the forceful, awkward hero—their push-and-pull is the main draw. Weaknesses are obvious: too much misunderstanding-driven angst, character motives sometimes serve the plot, and both logic and prose are rough; readers who want narrative depth will be pulled out of the story.Who it's for
A good fit for
- Longtime readers of domineering-CEO romance
- Readers who like contract relationships and chase-the-wife-to-the-brink arcs
- Romance readers looking for light, fast, bingeable fare
Not a good fit for
- Readers put off by melodramatic misunderstandings and a strongly controlling male lead
- Readers seeking rigorous logic and literary quality
Reading tips
- Treat it as brisk entertainment and don't demand realistic plausibility from the characters
- Note the childhood jade-pendant thread between Xia Lan and Chu Yiyi—it is a key setup for later identity and grievance reveals
- Brace for the male lead's early overreach; skip passages that make you uncomfortable
FAQ
Is this book completed?
Yes, completed at about 436 chapters, including the finale.What is the male lead's setup?
Fei Sijue is a scandal-free CEO—domineering, forceful, and highly controlling.Is it single-heroine or a love triangle?
The main line is Xia Lan and Fei Sijue, with several other male characters circling the heroine.This site is an index: you start “Search all sources” in your browser, and the entries it lists all point to third-party sites; please judge their availability yourself.
About the author
Wu Yue AuthorWu Yue is an author in the field of Chinese online romance fiction. Public information about the author is limited, and details such as real identity, nationality, and dates of birth and death are not clearly documented. The library currently holds 14 of the author's works, covering categories such as women's fiction, modern romance, ancient romance, workplace fiction, and emotional fiction. Judging from representative titles such as Attack on the Wife Without Warning, Rejecting Love: The Chief, The Wealthy Family's Cherished Daughter-in-Law, The Secretly Married CEO, and The Wolfish CEO, Wu Yue's writing focuses mainly on urban romance and wealthy-family marriage plots, often built around contractual marriage, hidden marriage, wife-chasing, and love-rejection scenarios. The character relationships are highly charged, the narrative pace tends toward the light and direct, and the stories carry a degree of dramatic conflict. The title style is distinctive, frequently using label-like terms such as "CEO," "chief," and "wealthy family," which reflects an understanding of popular romance readers' preferences. Works such as The Wicked Baby: My Chubby Mommy also involve cute-baby and family elements, showing that the author has extended into other subject matter. Overall, Wu Yue is a prolific author active in online romance writing, with a considerable number of works, but due to the lack of publicly available personal biographies and statements about the writing process, a more detailed account of the author's life and creative career is not yet possible.