The Little Joys of That Summer [Part One]

[An Eight-Series Crossover Novel: Eighth Cycle, Part One | Modern Campus | Generational Family Destiny]

A gentle spring breeze, a soft spring rain, and laughter filling the halls.

Campus life was pure and peaceful.

The class bell rang, students joked around between lessons, and each year passed just like the last.

But why was this peaceful scene happening all over again?

An ordinary outdoor field class

had already been experienced firsthand by someone half a century ago.

The circumstances that had trapped the older generation were now being imposed on their descendants several generations later, repeating all over again.

The wind howled in their ears, surging in waves.

What secret lay behind this reenactment spanning generations?

[Author's Note]

The first cycle of the eight-series crossover: The first two volumes of Sleepless Night form the main storyline. A Date on the Fifteenth and the works that follow are side stories. A new main storyline will begin later, separate from all the side-story plots. The characters will reunite, and the new work will have its own independent title.

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