[No Romance + Western Fantasy Witch + Slow-Paced Farming Life + Healing and Slow Burn + Episodic Stories]
“May every emotion you feel find someone willing to hold it.”
Faleier Lifu is a laid-back witch.
As a magical being, she has an infinite lifespan. The only catch is that giving birth means certain death.
Her adoptive mother died creating her, and ever since, Faleier has feared two things most: childbirth and death.
This half-trained witch can't fight or use household magic. She even has to sweep the floor by hand.
She flees to a barren borderland, buys a dilapidated house, and starts a farm.
She grows wheat and flowers, goes fishing, makes medicinal flower tea, and keeps her distance from humanity's prejudices.
No romance, no troublemaking, no fighting for power. She just wants to live peacefully for ten thousand years.
My idea of a wonderful life is to farm in peace and live a long, long time.
The story of this book goes like this: A legendary witch who gave up eternity for love; A child burdened with sin, judging himself in the cold winter; A group of warm friends used companionship to bring her back to the world little by little. The whole story has a painful background. But the direction is gentle. I don't sell anger, I just talk about "how to live well". This is a lasting power. This book contains crazy fun, full of lightness and not depressing. Light but not frivolous, painful but not sad, lively and affectionate.
At the moment, it looks like Qingbai, quite relaxed.