First person | Lighthearted and funny | Growth | Mutual devotion | Pure love
If you're looking for conquest in an otome game, romance conquest, a male lead who spoils the heroine from the start, or a love triangle, none of that is here. Maybe you'd better move along?
But this isn't quite like the classic strong female lead stories, either.
The heroine complains that the author, her own mother, crammed my timeline full, making me jump back and forth. First, I meet everyone in the game, live there and grow up, all while wanting to go home. Then I accidentally transmigrate into the past of an otome game and find him when he's young. I don't recommend picking up men, but this is the man I loved even before I transmigrated! What can I do? I've got to keep living.
The pure love is real, and so is the slow burn. The heroine's sense of self is so strong that even after more than a hundred chapters, the romance is still vague. The author got carried away, so let's just go with it. The romance will show up eventually.
I'm not even sure whether the ending will be 1v1 or no couple.
P.S. This is a story about gradually seeing yourself and gradually coming to understand the world.
In the story, only my virtual lover Ian is based on a real person. If you can tell who I'm depicting when you read it, you can just smile knowingly and leave a comment or a free tip.
I've always believed that everyone has someone meant for them. Because you all have memories that belong only to the two of you, memories no one else could ever replace.
It's a bit slow to catch on, but it's really meaningful, very subjective, complex and sensitive. This is also the first time I've seen it, and it's 300,000 words long, and neither the male or female protagonists are in love yet! I would like to see how many words it takes for them to have an emotional path. As the author, you are not a person who cultivates the path of ruthlessness, right? I must trick everyone here and kill them.