Nian Su GL

[Dual heroines + mutual healing + sweet romance + ensemble cast] “Literature is writing the words you don’t dare say for people who will never read them.” “But from the very first line, I recognized you.” Jin Nian, who failed every science subject, is forced to transfer to the School of Literature and tears up a treasured photograph she’d kept for five years. She wants to start over, but then she stumbles upon the secret of Su Siting, president of the literature club. Her notebook is covered with every piece Jin Nian has ever published, and beneath the red-ink annotations lies three years of unspoken attention. It turns out Su Siting has long been her number-one reader. From Letters to the Stars to The Black Sea, Su Siting has read every joy and sorrow in her stories, standing on the other side of the page. “When you wrote The Black Sea, I was searching for a frequency that would resonate with you.” “Now it’s your turn to read my ‘review.’” From the morning light to the twilight at the literature club, from letters never sent to starlit skies they gaze at side by side, the feelings hidden in their words will finally bloom on a rainy night. Only then does Jin Nian understand that her best reader has already written her into every chapter of her life. [Interwoven subplots] Behind the seemingly tranquil campus... The shadows of a military family and the blades of the Five Sakura organization quietly collide. Su Simo is determined to find the mysterious person who saved her in the snowy wilderness. She has no idea that the woman with the cherry-blossom tattoo has already made her the one and only person she would consider a weakness, from the moment Su Simo first smiled. Ji Yuhan and An Yiyan struggle between military orders and personal feelings. When bullets pierce through lies, an even more searing truth lies beneath their passionate vows. The main plot takes center stage early on, with the subplots coming later. The subplots follow the power struggles among the military, the Five Sakura, and Japanese organizations.