Deep, Deep Love: Lucky to Meet You

丸子QQ Reading2022

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1.9M words

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Girls' Fiction Contemporary Romance Urban LifeOne Night StandFamily BusinessFamily IntrigueLove EntanglementsFace-Slapping RevengePast IdolsWeb Novel

Summary

Bai Shenshen hands her family business to her new husband Tang Shaodong, only to discover five years into the marriage that he is having an affair with her own sister Bai Yujie and that the two conspire to seize her company. Using surveillance evidence, she exposes them on the spot and divorces him decisively. Down and out, she reunites with her former idol Pei Haoqing, now head of an entertainment empire, and learns that he is the man with whom she had a one-night affair five years ago. Bai Shenshen seizes the chance to ask Pei Haoqing for help, fighting for roles in the entertainment industry and striking back at the scoundrel and the shrew. As they face emotional entanglements and family schemes together, the truth of the past gradually comes to light, and they end up together.

Editor's review

A quintessential women's urban romance of torment and revenge: catching the cheater, divorcing, and clinging to a powerful patron for revenge all unfold in one breathless sweep, fast-paced with frequent face-slapping, suited to readers seeking emotional release. Pei Haoqing's mysterious, deeply devoted CEO persona and the entertainment-industry scramble for roles are the main draws. The weaknesses are obvious formula, villains whose intelligence and behavior are rather stereotyped, a romance that advances on coincidence, and a later family feud that drags somewhat.

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Reading tips

  1. The early catching-the-affair and divorce passages are the core satisfaction beats; focus on them
  2. Note the foreshadowing of Bai Shenshen and Pei Haoqing's old romance five years ago to understand how their relationship advances
  3. The later family feud and truth-revelation sections are slower; you can skim them and focus on the main romance

About the publisher

QQ Reading

QQ Reading is a publisher centered on online fiction, with about 1,330 titles in its catalog covering premium fiction, social fiction, male-oriented fiction, suspense and the supernatural, alternate history, and fantasy. Representative titles include Sweet Love: The CEO's Secret Wife, Secrets of Xiangyun, Travels in the Southern Song, Heaven-Conquering War Emperor, Mysterious Boss Loves Boldly, A Wife Falls from the Sky: The Enchanting Husband Is Addicted to Pampering, Quick Transmigration: Prince of Tennis Heartthrob Strategy, and The Divine Doctor in the City, with themes ranging from urban romance and suspense to alternate history and fantasy adventure. Representative authors include Yan Wei'er, Maoding, Zhidian Jiangshan, Zui Yu, Tang Ranran, Ziye Shenshen, Dong Xiao Weiliang, and Gebi Shaniu; their works tend to revolve around emotional entanglements, suspenseful plotting, and legendary narratives. Public information is limited; based on its catalog, its publishing direction caters to online reading tastes, emphasizing accessible storytelling and genre-based titles, balancing sweet romance for female readers with passionate fantasy for male readers.

FAQ

Is this book BE or HE? It is HE; the ending is Chapter 863, "Growing Old Together," and the male and female leads end up together.
Did the male and female leads know each other before? Yes, they had a one-night affair five years ago, though the heroine did not know at first.
Roughly how many words is this book? About 1.86 million words, 863 chapters, completed.

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About the author

丸子 Author

Maruzi, about whom limited public information is available, is an author known for art-related subjects. The library holds one work by this author, Shiyi Chang'an: Animation Art Design Collection, commonly classified under art. Judging from the title and genre, the book centers on animation art design and carries a retrospective sense of Chang'an's history and visual character, functioning as both art material and a creative reference. Because basic details such as the author's nationality, dates of birth and death, and English name remain unclear, a fuller account of this person's life and creative development is not possible, and the writing style can only be assessed from this single work, which tends toward visual documentation and scene presentation rather than lengthy narrative prose. For readers interested in animation art and traditional imagery, this work offers a useful reference.