Journey to the Mountains and Seas: My Lover Is a Walking Disaster

[A Journey to Love + One-on-One Romance + Original Female Lead] What does it feel like to be so unlucky you’ve hit rock bottom? Xiao Mingming has this to say: You get used to it. Once you’re used to being unlucky, it’s not so bad. And what does it feel like to be absurdly lucky? Xiao Qiushui: Thanks for asking. Being absurdly lucky means I’m on a roll. I’m in another world, and things are great. My mom’s alive, and my girlfriend’s back too. (Like this!) What if the System causes trouble, severs your tendons, and wipes out your whole family? Xiao Qiushui: No problem. My all-purpose girlfriend will take care of it. What do you do when you suddenly realize your girlfriend wants to start a rebellion? Xiao Qiushui: ...Then let’s rebel! (A husband follows his wife, got it?) Li “Girlfriend Who Can Do Anything” Yiwan: Now that’s the spirit! (An approving look, thumbs up.jpg) ** Honestly, I don’t think A Journey to Love is easy to write. Though maybe my writing just isn’t good enough. I want Qiuer to suffer less, but I also want him to grow into someone better and stronger than before. In the end, I awkwardly realized just how much truth there is in the saying: “When Heaven is about to place a great responsibility on someone, it first tests their resolve, exhausts their muscles and bones, starves their body, and deprives them of everything. It throws their plans into disarray, so that it may strengthen their heart, temper their nature, and make up for what they lack.” But I can promise that by the end, Qiuer won’t be alone anymore. Wherever he turns, he’ll find a place to call home, and there will be so, so, so many people who love him! (Some things need saying three times.) Hehe, I’m writing this with the same enthusiasm I bring to my original stories. There are lots of personal headcanons, but they’re all in service of the plot. I’ll do my best to keep things logical. The female lead is max-level to begin with, but she’s at a sliver of health, and the limits of this world mean she’ll be far from full strength most of the time. (Pay attention!)