Love at the Origin is a modern family romance novel that tells the story of love and redemption in a reorganized family from Lin Yue's first perspective.
After his father remarried, Lin Yue and his stepbrother Gu Yan fell in love with each other, but their stepmother Li Wan forcibly separated them on the grounds of "protecting her son." From indifference, misunderstanding, and escape to understanding, reconciliation, and joining hands, the scars of three generations were uncovered and sutured in words and tears.
The work uses the image of "broken mirror" to explore the trauma of the original family, female self-growth and the reconstruction of family relationships. When Lin Yue reads the poem written for Li Wan on the podium, when Gu Yan puts hot milk next to the keyboard on a rainy night, and when Li Wan calls the publishing house for the first time for her "daughter" - readers will understand: love is not blood, but our courage to choose each other to become family.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
