An unexpected transmigration.
She was still just as composed, still wearing that provocative smile, still gazing at the world with mocking indifference, still turning away with a disdainful laugh.
She was still just as lonely, just as starved of warmth, just as cold and unapproachable, still silently sneering as she bore accusations for crimes she had never committed.
[I don't want to admit it. I can't be bothered to explain.]
[Since you don't believe me,]
[then go ahead and think that every bad thing in the world is my doing.]
[It doesn't matter to me anyway.]
Unable to look up at the sky.
This place does not belong to me.
There is nowhere for me to belong.
Well, actually, the last time I read this article was half a year ago. Then when I remembered this article, I read it again and found that it was still not updated and there were no comments. So I grabbed the sofa of an article for the first time and it was quite amazing. Although I didn't originally have high hopes for an article that had been discontinued for nearly two years and only updated two chapters. But I still felt it was a pity, and just now I clicked on the author column and found that the author only had this article. Well, to be honest, I really like Hyakki Yao's character and the names the two of them call each other. But I wonder what the author has been doing in the past few years. I think if it was the first time for the author to write, he would insist on writing more for a while anyway. Even if he wanted to give up, he shouldn't give up in such a short time. I'm wondering if it's because I have no motivation? Or was the account stolen? Well, I still want to read it anyway, and I hope the author can update it again. By the way, if the author doesn't plan to update and just gives up, can I take it and continue writing? I will definitely credit you for writing the first two chapters. Speaking of which, the author's pseudonym is quite literary. I would always feel it would be a pity if he gave up his pseudonym. OK, I'm waiting for the author's reply.
Want to continue reading.
Want to continue reading.
Well, actually, the last time I read this article was half a year ago. Then when I remembered this article, I read it again and found that it was still not updated and there were no comments. So I grabbed the sofa of an article for the first time and it was quite amazing. Although I didn't originally have high hopes for an article that had been discontinued for nearly two years and only updated two chapters. But I still felt it was a pity, and just now I clicked on the author column and found that the author only had this article. Well, to be honest, I really like Hyakki Yao's character and the names the two of them call each other. But I wonder what the author has been doing in the past few years. I think if it was the first time for the author to write, he would insist on writing more for a while anyway. Even if he wanted to give up, he shouldn't give up in such a short time. I'm wondering if it's because I have no motivation? Or was the account stolen? Well, I still want to read it anyway, and I hope the author can update it again. By the way, if the author doesn't plan to update and just gives up, can I take it and continue writing? I will definitely credit you for writing the first two chapters. Speaking of which, the author's pseudonym is quite literary. I would always feel it would be a pity if he gave up his pseudonym. OK, I'm waiting for the author's reply.