My name is Li Qingrun, but everyone calls me Runrun. I'm thirteen and just started seventh grade.
My eldest sister, Li Qingyan, is a special police officer. When she isn't smiling, her face is enough to make your legs go weak. Her ways of dealing with me include making me stand in punishment, writing self-criticisms, and getting beaten. Yes, you read that right: I'm thirteen and still get beaten. Luckily, she doesn't do it often, usually only when I bring it on myself.
My second sister, Li Jingchu, studies math. She looks gentle and easygoing, but she's more calculating than anyone. Whenever Eldest Sister disciplines me, she'll say, "Oh, Qingyan, stop hitting him," then stand perfectly still and watch me get beaten. Still, she secretly slips me snacks and pocket money, so she's an accomplice with a soft heart and a sharp tongue.
Our family lives in Beijing, and our parents are often away, so my sisters are in charge of me. I'm not a bad kid, really. I'm just mischievous, mouthy, and playful, and I lie now and then. Whenever I'm caught, I have to face the words that send a chill down my back:
"Li Qingrun, get over here."
I cause trouble, Second Sister tries to protect me but can't, and Eldest Sister makes sure I learn my lesson.
Learn my lesson? Honestly, after every beating I feel like I've changed. But give it a couple of days...
Never mind. It sounds like Eldest Sister's home.
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I like it so much. Every character is so delicate. The author can keep writing!
The characterization is consistent and gives readers an immersive feeling
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