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A Song For A Summer's Night

A Song For A Summer's Night

[R18: Completed] Two people, the CEO of an Entertainment company, Song Luli, and Long Jie, the successor of a conglomerate, are entangled together in a web of power, high society, and calculating schemes—and what do they need to do to survive it? A marriage pact to bind them together. Both are bound to duty, responsibility, and their families, and neither cares about love. But what happens when they both mutually respect and admire each other’s work? What happens when they cannot deny their physical attraction for long? Will their feelings develop profoundly, or will they maintain a platonic business relationship? Disclaimer: This novel is RESTRICTED to 18+ only due to Mature themes such as DETAILED SEX SCENES, COARSE LANGUAGE, AND FIGHT SCENES. THERE IS NO RAPE. ... Synopsis: Song Luli is a sharp-tongued, bold, and reserved young woman who unexpectedly becomes the new successor of her father's company—Song Entertainment—right after her older sister abruptly disinherits herself. Song Luli, now the heiress of a large company, soon receives word that Song Entertainment is crumbling in the business world. To secure her position, she must marry Long Jie, a wickedly handsome heir of a conglomerate, who is bound to duty and responsibility. Long Jie is a handsome, ruthless, and calculative young man who destroys careers or makes them, and he is known to be frigid by rejecting every offer for a suitable match. But he picks Song Luli. On the terms of marriage, they agreed to never fall in love, to never think about the possibility as they dedicate their time towards their jobs and families. Marriage benefited both of them for the sake of power and to survive the turmoils of High Society. Watch as the budding romance blooms between two stubborn and cynical individuals who share more in common than they want to admit, learning more about what it means to be married, and battle the power struggles that they face, together. Meanwhile... Song Luli's cousin Su Xiang is an aspiring doctor devoted to her job and inheriting the legacy her mother built. She is the heiress of Song Pharmaceuticals, one of the largest medicinal companies in the country. But when her older adoptive brother returns from four years of Medical school, she must confront the blooming feelings she harbours for him. ... Tags: #Arranged Marriage, #Romance, #Forbidden Romance, #Crime Drama, #Mystery, #Plot Twists, #Underworld *There are a few love stories interwoven in the plot that comes together in the end to unravel a devastating truth.* - No prolonged misunderstandings - No sexual assault Discord: https://discord.gg/nBT8jWj ... Art, not mine, will be removed at request. Credit to the artist!
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Share Your Internships Horror Story
1 answer
2024-11-05 02:20
Well, during my internship at a marketing firm, I was constantly overworked. I was given tasks way beyond what an intern should handle. I had to stay late every day, sometimes until midnight, just to meet the deadlines. And the worst part was that my supervisor hardly gave any guidance. It was a nightmare.
Does Marvel Comics offer internships?
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2024-09-28 15:06
Marvel Comics does offer internships, but they can be competitive. Usually, they look for candidates with relevant skills and a passion for comics. Availability may vary by department and time of year.
What Are the Most Common Internships Horror Stories?
3 answers
2024-11-05 00:24
One common horror story is unpaid internships that end up being exploited labor. Many companies take advantage of interns by making them work long hours with no pay. Another is being in a hostile work environment where there is bullying or discrimination. I've heard of interns being harassed by senior employees. And then there's the situation where interns are promised great learning opportunities but end up doing only grunt work.
On the issue of publishing novels by publishing houses
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2024-09-24 05:47
The following steps were usually required for a publishing house to publish a novel: 1. Adapting a novel: Adapting the story, characters, and worldview of the novel to make it suitable for publication. 2. Selection of topics: The publishing house will plan suitable topics for publication according to market demand and readers 'preferences. 3. Creation and adaptation: The author will create and adapt a novel suitable for publication according to the requirements of the publishing house. 4. Review: The publishing house reviews the author's novel to see if the content, format, writing style, and other aspects meet the publishing requirements. 5. Typography and Proofreading: To make sure that the words, format, and pictures of the novels that have passed the review meet the publishing requirements. 6. Print and distribution: The publishing house will print the novel into books and distribute them to various bookstores, libraries, and other sales channels. Different publishing houses may have different publishing processes, but the above steps are usually necessary. At the same time, the publishing house would also strictly check the quality of the novel to ensure that the content of the book was legal, healthy, and positive.
Was the publishing of a novel the same as the publishing of a novel?
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2024-08-16 21:07
Releasing a novel and putting it on the shelves were two different things. A novel release referred to the release of the novel's text content on online literature platforms such as Qidian, Genesis Chinese Network, etc. for readers to read. After the novel was published, the author could update the plot and chapters of the novel on the platform and interact with the readers. Putting a novel on the shelves referred to uploading a novel to a specific chapter catalog on the online literature platform for readers to buy and read. The novel had to meet the platform's requirements such as word count, plot, and so on. It had to go through the platform's review before it could be successfully published. After the novel was published, the author could get more income and reader support on the platform, and at the same time, he could accumulate more writing experience. It should be noted that different online literature platforms might have different requirements for the publication and listing of novels. Therefore, authors needed to publish and put on the shelves according to the requirements of the platform.
Seeking novel publishing house or publishing group
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2024-09-24 06:10
A novel publishing house or publishing group usually refers to an organization that specializes in publishing novels. Its main business includes editing, publishing, distributing, and marketing novels. In China, examples of novel publishing houses or publishing groups include the National Library of China Press, China National Book import and export (group) corporation, China Science and Technology Press, Shanghai Century publishing group, Zhejiang Ancient Books Press, etc. A novel publishing house or a publishing group usually had a professional editorial team responsible for screening, adapting, editing, and proofreading novels to ensure that their quality met the publishing standards. These editing teams would then submit the novel to a publishing house or group for typography, printing, and distribution. In China, novel publishing houses or publishing groups would also meet with readers through various channels such as bookstores, online bookstores, e-books, etc. to sell and promote.
This article is worth publishing, but the article is worth publishing.
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2024-09-21 11:53
This article is worth publication but it is too short
Did the calligraphy work refer to the summer after the beginning of summer or the summer solstice?
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2024-09-14 15:14
In calligraphy works, summer usually referred to after the summer solstice. Summer usually referred to the first month of summer in the fifth month of the lunar calendar. In traditional Chinese culture, the summer solstice was the hottest day of the year and the time when yang qi was the most abundant. Therefore, the word "summer" was often mentioned in the inscription of calligraphy works to indicate the date and time of creation.
Early summer, cold summer, Korean translation
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2024-09-24 21:02
The Korean translation of the word "Chu Xia Banxia Liang" was.
Was the personal book publishing website a formal publishing unit?
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2024-09-21 20:19
Personal publishing websites were not necessarily official publishing units because the definition of a publishing unit depended on the laws and regulations of the country or region. In some countries or regions, only publishing units that had been approved and registered by the relevant departments could legally publish books. However, the individual publishing website might not have such qualifications or registration, so it could not be regarded as a formal publishing unit. However, a personal book publishing website could also legally publish books. They usually cooperated with formal publishing companies or organized their own publishing teams to edit, format, design, and other processes before publishing them into books. Such books could be sold in the market and earn corresponding profits. Therefore, although the personal book publishing network was not a formal publishing unit, they could still legally publish books and sell them in the market. However, when choosing a publishing platform, we need to pay attention to the legitimacy and qualifications of the platform to ensure that our books can be legally published and sold.
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