My Father Is Wu Erbai

There are no tomb-raiding stories, though there may be a little from Rain Village Notes.

Wu You, Wu Erbai’s daughter and the Wu family’s young lady.

“Green, green are your collars; long, long my longing” is where the character You in her name comes from.

It was also her father’s way of expressing how much he missed her mother.

But her mother seems not to have noticed at all.

Her parents are inseparable every day, and from time to time they leave her and her older brother behind to go out together. They’re incredibly affectionate.

Longing for the kind of love her parents share, the Wu family’s young lady causes trouble wherever she goes as she grows up, searching far and wide.

Then, when she least expects it, she looks back and finds that person right beside her.

This book is a spin-off of Don’t Leave Me, Wu Erbai.

(This book was written purely on a whim, so there may be plenty of unreasonable bits. If you don’t like it, please don’t flame me.)