Meeting You
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Summary
Editor's review
Who it's for
A good fit for
- Readers who enjoy romance set in an urban workplace and want to see the leads solve cases side by side
- Those fond of the daily sparring between a sharp-tongued, dark-bellied male lead and a clever, quick-witted heroine
- Young readers just starting their careers who need a light story to ease their anxiety
- Light-novel readers used to fragmented reading on the commute or before bed
Not a good fit for
- Readers expecting hardcore legal expertise and rigorous case deduction
- Readers who prefer slow-paced, deep, and serious literary fiction
- People prone to anxious empathy over plots like idol disillusionment and workplace setbacks
Reading tips
- Read in segments following the pace of the cases, using the seven projects as signposts.
- Pay attention to the heroine's judgment and choices at work; there is more to gain than from simply following the romance.
- Suited to reading a chapter or two on the commute or before bed; no need to finish in one sitting.
- After finishing, revisit the passages of the leads' first clash to appreciate where their relationship begins.
About the publisher
Tianjin Boji Xinmei Technology Co., Ltd. is a publisher focused mainly on literature and general reading. Public information about the company is limited, but its catalog of nearly one thousand titles indicates publishing directions that include mystery and detective fiction, foreign literature, classic works, health, and Eastern philosophy. Representative publications include The Complete Dark Stories of Edgar Allan Poe, the works of Jo Nesbø, Nobel laureates John Steinbeck and Yasunari Kawabata, the collected works of Shi Tiesheng, and the healing books of neurologist Oliver Sacks. Its author resources combine foreign classics such as Poe, Steinbeck, and Kawabata with contemporary mystery writers like Nesbø, supported by translators including Cao Minglun and Lin Liren, reflecting a publishing profile that balances retranslated classics with genre reading.
Contents
- 版权信息
- 第一章 无端得罪无趣男
- 第二章 天上掉下大变态
- 第三章 新工作要接受吗
- 第四章 你什么时候回家
- 第五章 怎么自作聪明了
- 第六章 林小星真实身份
- 第七章 卑鄙与腹黑齐飞
- 第八章 加班加到家里来
- 第九章 小星大战陈锦言
- 第十章 访谈访出偶像来
- 第十一章 公文包的玄机
- 第十二章 不要这么热情
- 第十三章 别人家的爱情
- 第十四章 夫妻档家居店
- 第十五章 夜间的动物园
- 第十六章 陈锦言的秘密
- 第十七章 肉骨茶大螃蟹
- 第十八章 到底是谁难过
- 第十九章 就差那么一点
- 第二十章 程知予算什么
- 第二十一章 可能不可能
- 第二十二章 初进法庭时
- 第二十三章 有刺用醋顺
- 第二十四章 砒霜拌辣椒
- 第二十五章 庆功生日宴
- 第二十六章 除了这一世
- 第二十七章 回学校一天
- 第二十八章 四季的道别
- 第二十九章 我们分手吧
- 第三十章 谁都能离开谁
- 第三十一章 出差回松江
- 第三十二章 直接见家长
- 第三十三章 试着交往吧
- 第三十四章 会面改宴会
- 第三十五章 误发的吻安
- 第三十六章 下一个目标
- 第三十七章 铆钉和血迹
- 第三十八章 希望你们好
- 第三十九章 家暴找律师
- 第四十章 环江区的往事
- 第四十一章 公平不公平
- 第四十二章 终于明白爱
- 第四十三章 最美遇上你
- 第四十四章 妈妈生妹妹
- 第四十五章 吃醋呀吃醋
- 第四十六章 第三次求婚
- 第四十七章 那家店香锅
- 第四十八章 婚礼面对面
- 第四十九章 水里很浪漫
- 第五十章 欺负人能上瘾
- 第五十一章 初到海边时
- 第五十二章 悉尼歌剧院
- 第五十三章 爱上你的眼
- 第五十四章 买早餐风波
- 第五十五章 陆非白来了
- 第五十六章 很爱很爱她
- 第五十七章 沈池和沈微
- 第五十八章 我们怎么办
- 第五十九章 相信不相信
- 第六十章 所谓杀伐决断
- 第六十一章 当真相昭然
- 第六十二章 恶人就是她
- 第六十三章 搬家的故事
- 第六十四章 冲动的后果
- 第六十五章 我想嫁人了
- 番外 陆非白—忘记你
- 番外 陆非白—调酒师
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About the author
Zhi You is a Chinese-language author of youth literature, best known for campus romance stories written under a pen name; public information about her is limited. Her works focus on the emotional lives of young people on campus, centering on the first stirrings of love and the moods that accompany growing up, in a fresh and lively style that appeals to younger readers. Her representative works include Meeting You, Everything About Xia Keke, Gathering Light, and The Sun and Moon in an Orange, and these four titles were published together as If Summer Has a Flavor, It Must Be Orange: Zhi You's Campus Love Stories. Judging from these titles and themes, she is skilled at evoking a youthful atmosphere through everyday details and seasonal imagery, giving her campus romance writing a recognizable character.
