Dual heroines: the haughty heiress × the mute art student. Both are strong.
Jiang Xun, heir to the Jiang Group, was used to having everything under her control.
At the start of her second year of high school, she set her sights on the mute girl in the art room who was always drawing trees: Xu Yan.
“Starting tomorrow, come here to draw after school.” She pushed open the art room door, her tone leaving no room for argument. “I’m not asking you.”
Everyone waited to see what would happen: the haughty young heiress and the silent, helpless mute.
How long could this one-sided “order” last?
Until Xu Yan beat her on the monthly exam and took first place in their grade.
Until the brand-new charcoal pencils she gave Xu Yan were carefully put away, yet never used carelessly...
For the first time, Jiang Xun realized that some people couldn’t be ordered around.
Some silences carried more power than any words.
“She thought she was taming a silent bird. Only later did she realize that the girl had always been an eagle meant to soar.”
The author's writing is pretty good, and the plot is healing-oriented. At the same time, it allows us to truly see, hear, and understand the psychological activities of people with physical disabilities. The Xu Yan created by the author is very distinctive. She has a tragic family but is strong and gentle. She fights and faces the world in her own way. The author's writing style is okay, leaning toward maturity. At the same time, it is rare to read the unique sourness of Zhongbai. I hope the author can continue to work hard according to the current feeling and never give up. But on this Tomato 🍅 the score may not be too high, but it is a rare high-quality article 👍👍👍 10,000 updates per day😳😳😳😳
It looks great. There won't be a knife behind it, right?