Her name is Ji Mo, like loneliness. She has experienced life and death, separation, love and hate.
Life is always full of contradictions.
Ji Mo isn't good at lying, but she's good at keeping silent. She doesn't know how to carry on with her life, or where her motivation comes from. Sometimes, all she has is a simple unwillingness to give in: unwilling to lose everything, unwilling to endure so much pain...
She wants to be as happy as Xiaomi, as demanding as Mo Ran, and as carefree as Ling... But she is Ji Mo, and she will never become someone else's shadow. She has to keep going, even if she loses everything.
She likes chocolate, but doesn't like coffee. Coffee is too bitter; she can't bear it from the very first sip. Chocolate, on the other hand, isn't so sweet that it becomes sickening.
It's all very simple. She doesn't need to be too happy, she just hopes not to suffer too much.
Announcement: The editor says the novel will go on sale tomorrow (September 30). Chapters 39-55 will be locked retroactively. There will be three chapters posted that day. Thank you, dearies, for your support~~~ I promise it will be completed
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Congratulations on the completion. The description is very detailed
I don't understand why Moran can get away with murdering someone. No matter how rich her family is, they can't cover the sky with one hand.
Yes, I haven't seen such a touching campus article for a long time. It would be great if it could be published...
Did Ji Mo really follow this man?
What's going on with your mood? Downturn?
Sorry, it was really stuck the day before yesterday, and the comments didn't even show up.
I like this lyrics very much. Did you write it yourself?
Will the heroine become more powerful in the future? If so, I will subscribe immediately and express my sincere hope that the heroine will become a queen. Why does the author make the heroine so miserable? It makes me feel sad.
I'll hide it for now and look at it tomorrow. Helplessness is just like the title of the author's book, Hua Luo, which is distressing, uncomfortable, and helpless. I wonder if the author has experienced anything?
Hey, happy holidays~~