She Ran Toward the Moon

*I'm terrible at writing blurbs. Please read the story.

· Shu Dong doesn't like winter. In fact, she hates it. People are always puzzled: her name even has the character for “winter” in it, so how could she dislike the season?

Who says having “winter” in your name means you have to like winter? Shu Dong shakes her head and says no more. Winter brings her nothing but “cold,” a bone-deep cold that makes her lose the way home.

But later, someone changes her mind.

Someone tells her that of all four seasons, winter is his favorite.

From then on, even winter's biting winds gradually grow warm.

· Everyone says Shu Dong is a little monster. She's withdrawn, strange, and doesn't talk to people.

Shu Dong thinks so too.

But later, she meets Xie Yan, a ray of moonlight in her dark, bleak life.

For the first time, she wants to keep living.

Later still, Xie Yan tells her, “Stay right where you are and wait for me. I'll come find you.”

How could Shu Dong agree? She won't do that.

She wants the moon to stay high above, bright and shining.

She doesn't want the moon to fall for her. She'll give everything she has and run toward it with all her might.

“I once entrusted my love to mountains and seas, never knowing they, too, could feel.”

It came a little late, but somehow it was exactly the right time.