A Beijing Accent
While the other kids in the compound ran around shooting toy guns, the second son of the Ning family searched through a towering bookcase taller than he was. He’d trained in martial arts since childhood, and at twenty-six became the youngest deputy director in the compound.
Nian Chu spent every summer and winter vacation of her childhood holed up in her father’s study. An earthquake turned that childhood happiness into a painful reminder.
After many twists and turns, they found the right person, only to part ways again. Years later, he was still Ning Xiao’er, but she was no longer the Nian Chu he remembered.
Long time no see. I’ve missed you so much. See you every night at eight~
I feel a little helpless after reading this. The writing is so good. Everyone is so alive, with imperfections and hardships, but they all work hard to live. I hope that they in the parallel world will always be well 😢😢. I will also work hard to finish the paper and cry to death.
Very good book. I really like all the people who love Nianchu written by the author. The male protagonist also loves it. It would be better if my eldest brother is alive
It looks very exciting! Love the atmosphere in the book! Wonderful! Addictive! Aftertaste!
It's so beautiful that my eyes were swollen from crying. It's touching and truly moving. It would have been nice if there were more words. I didn't read enough. I really want to read the follow-up.
Very good, warmth and reality coexist