A Wish Fulfilled

兔拾柒天津博集新媒科技有限公司Apr 2026

Rating 3.1
Word count
320K words
Chapters
95

Tags

Contemporary Romance Portrait GalleryFate and FortuneLove EntanglementsPower GameAngst RomanceUrban RomancePsychological InsightTender SentimentSelf-ReflectionFemale Perspective

Summary

The first time Xu Yanqing met Qi Yuan, he was leaning over the pool table with a cue, executing a clean break, and asked with a raised eyebrow: “Which yuan?”

The girl curved her lips and answered with a smile: “The yuan of getting what one wishes for.”

Little did she know, the word became a prophecy—a dream he later hated with gritted teeth yet could never let go.

Years later, the two reunite in a situation neither could have foreseen.

She puts on a false show of compliance and flattering smiles.

He meets her with cold eyes and says through clenched teeth: “If you keep up that fake, flattering face, I’ll kill you.”

Editor's review

Qi Yuan opens with a casual question at the pool table—“Which yuan?”—and turns that light exchange into an obsession that lingers for years. The opening image is crisp and sets the tone for a sharp-edged urban romance. The relationship between Xu Yanqing and Qi Yuan is not a one-sided pursuit but a wary testing of each other after their reunion: she feigns compliance and smiles, while he glares coldly yet cannot let go, teeth gritted. This tension of “harsh words, soft heart” is the book’s most gripping element. The author excels at dialogue, with frequent short exchanges and high emotional density—ideal for readers who enjoy the push and pull between adults. Note that the story emphasizes emotional intensity and character psychology, with plot driven by shifts in the relationship rather than strong external events; those expecting fast-paced twists or a grand backdrop may find it slow. Read in sections according to the relationship’s evolution, and pay attention to the gap between “pretense” and “sincerity” in each conversation.

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Reading tips

  1. Read the opening pool table scene closely, noting how the word “yuan” becomes the book’s thread.
  2. Dialogue is dense after the reunion; slow down to discern the true emotions beneath the lines.
  3. Split your reading into four stages—first meeting, separation, reunion, confrontation—to track the relationship’s changes.
  4. At moments of intense conflict, revisit earlier foreshadowing to appreciate the characters’ feigned indifference.

About the publisher

天津博集新媒科技有限公司

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

  1. 版权信息
  2. 第1章 徐家的那位
  3. 第2章 有生之年狭路相逢
  4. 第3章 徐先生再见
  5. 第4章 最优质的那一个
  6. 第5章 投怀送抱？
  7. 第6章 “我结婚了”
  8. 第7章 还以为你能有多出息
  9. 第8章 那就继续纠缠吧
  10. 第9章 跟他三年
  11. 第10章 你不是挺能耐？
  12. 第11章 不装了？
  13. 第12章 您总不能还喜欢我吧？
  14. 第13章 我们就此了结
  15. 第14章 她一直就长这样么？
  16. 第15章 我不该来？
  17. 第16章 当年差点闹出人命还不够吗？
  18. 第17章 你明明就还爱她
  19. 第18章 初见
  20. 第19章 对不起，对不起
  21. 第20章 起来，我没回家。
  22. 第21章 做完再去，嗯？
  23. 第22章 做，为什么不做呢？
  24. 第23章 以前怎么没发现你这么懂事？
  25. 第24章 我放过你了
  26. 第25章 你还爱不爱她？
  27. 第26章 超薄001
  28. 第27章 原来你喜欢这样的啊
  29. 第28章 我不爱你了
  30. 第29章 我能有什么看法？
  31. 第30章 新年快乐
  32. 第31章 还能发生什么？
  33. 第32章 生一个吧
  34. 第33章 那就雨露均沾吧
  35. 第34章 不好
  36. 第35章 你算什么东西？
  37. 第36章 林西爵
  38. 第37章 回去做，嗯？
  39. 第38章 就在这吧，嗯？
  40. 第39章 今晚得把你做哭！
  41. 第40章 为什么没有和林西爵在一起？
  42. 第41章 不苦，她在就不苦
  43. 第42章 在我身边，不许哭
  44. 第43章 赵知苑
  45. 第44章 记得想我
  46. 第45章 你懊恼过自己生在徐家吗
  47. 第46章 想她想她想她～
  48. 第47章 我该怎么办呢？
  49. 第48章 你为什么不绝望呢？
  50. 第49章 你说什么？！
  51. 第50章 新婚快乐
  52. 第51章 跟我得了
  53. 第52章 我和她结婚了
  54. 第53章 一生只够爱一人
  55. 第54章 徐太太
  56. 第55章 他不会求婚了吧。
  57. 第56章 赵四小姐
  58. 第57章 她脏了的
  59. 第58章 我想杀了他啊！
  60. 第59章 你们都知道是不是？
  61. 第60章 我们是夫妻
  62. 第61章 你放我下来！
  63. 第62章 我好想原谅他
  64. 第63章 是我不好
  65. 第64章 那怎么行呢？
  66. 第65章 亲我一下
  67. 第66章 今晚想吃什么？你
  68. 第67章 【行。】
  69. 第68章 恋爱的男人
  70. 第69章 还没有？
  71. 第70章 黏人
  72. 第71章 宋珏
  73. 第72章 宋瑶，叫宋瑶
  74. 第73章 影响不好
  75. 第74章 是像宋瑶吧
  76. 第75章 保护好她
  77. 第76章 你为什么不回头看看他
  78. 第77章 陪我说说话
  79. 第78章 是我荣幸
  80. 第79章 我的少年
  81. 第80章 男人的胜负欲
  82. 第81章 不会的
  83. 第82章 不给点奖励？
  84. 第83章 “我爱你。”
  85. 第84章 这个口我是改不了了
  86. 第85章 带她回来吃个饭
  87. 第86章 你是不是怀孕了？
  88. 第87章 徐、晏，清
  89. 第88章 小懒猪
  90. 第89章 我亦爱你如初
  91. 第90章 番一：你敢
  92. 第91章 番二：赵氏查封
  93. 第92章 番三：知道宋瑶是怎么死的吗？
  94. 第93章 番四：得偿所愿
  95. 第94章 番五：两周年快乐，徐太太

FAQ

Is the title “Qi Yuan” related to the heroine’s name? Yes. At the start, Xu Yanqing asks “Which yuan?” and Qi Yuan answers “The yuan of getting what one wishes for.” The word both gives the heroine her name and becomes the obsession the hero cannot let go. The title comes from this, so watch for the recurring “yuan” in their relationship.
Why do the hero and heroine target each other after reuniting? From the available material, their reunion unfolds in a situation neither anticipated. The heroine responds with feigned compliance and flattering smiles, while the hero meets her with cold stares and biting words. This reads more like a wary testing shaped by past baggage and defensiveness than simple hostility. The specific reasons emerge as the plot unfolds.
Is this book suitable for reading in one sitting? The book emphasizes emotional tension and verbal sparring, with high emotional density; reading it all at once can be exhausting. It is better to read in stages according to the relationship’s phases, leaving time between sections to savor the mismatch in the dialogue for a more complete experience.

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About the author

兔拾柒 Author · China

Tu Shiqi is a Chinese author of online romance fiction who writes under the pen name Tu Shiqi; her real name, place of origin, and dates of birth and death are not widely available in public sources. Her works have been serialized on platforms such as Qimao Chinese Network and Zhangyue, and fall mainly into modern romance and youth literature, with four titles in the collection. Representative works include Yuan Ni Changsheng, Xumou Yusheng, and Changyuan, along with a three-volume collection, Bei Tuihun Xiaoshu Chong Shangtian: Xianyan Zuojia Tu Shiqi Tianwen Ji. She specializes in sweet, doting modern romance, with a warm and sweet style that often centers on wealthy families and love stories of reunion after separation. Several of her works have been collected and published by Boji Xinmei, giving her a recognizable presence among online romance readers.