A Breeze Stirs Ling

(Hey, young hero, wait! Stay a moment and read the blurb, will you? Handsome, I’m begging you, just take a look.)

(No villains losing all common sense, long-form, one female lead, reborn, urban)

(In his previous life, the protagonist was framed. Given a second chance at life, he’ll make up for everything that happened before. But will things really go that way? Will the future truly be the same as his previous life? Did he really make the right choices?)

(Some readers may be wondering: Is the author crazy? The beginning is so boring, and it reads just like ordinary life. Is all this setup just there to hurt the female lead? Why so much buildup? Perhaps this is something we had when we were young, without realizing it.)

(The beginning may be a little slow, but the real story starts in Chapter 19. I hope you’ll be patient and read on.)

When a meteor split the night sky, an earth-shattering change took place on this planet. It plunged into a lake, changing the people nearby. They discovered their abilities, and from then on, a bloody slaughter and struggle unfolded across this land. Three thousand years later, an era that seemed peaceful emerged. The various factions were all waiting for an opportunity, a moment capable of changing history. Ye Xiemin is the key to breaking the deadlock, as one scheme after another seems to begin anew.

(The early part of this novel is based entirely on the author’s adaptations of things experienced in high school. The real story begins after that, so I hope you’ll be patient and keep reading.)

(Also, the early worldbuilding isn’t complete, so the author hasn’t explicitly stated that women can only play supporting roles.)