Song of Fate

His body is as fragile as a paper doll, yet his heart is as strong as stone. The cruel twists of fate and his frail health have made him suffer in ways no ordinary person could understand. His illnesses and losses, loneliness and fear, devotion and abandon are all painfully vivid. His broken body beneath that peerless beauty, his wounded heart beneath that iron will: every part of him aches to behold. He is both the darling of God’s heart and a plaything between the fingers of fate. Thankfully, from beginning to end, he has had someone whose unwavering love gives him strength.

When he was seven, he met him, who was five. He gave him his favorite toy and saw his face light up with a smile. In that instant, he lost his heart. It was as if they were destined to fall in love. His love was so deep and so devoted: once he fell in love, that person became the one and only love of his life, the one he would protect forever. No matter whom the other loved, he would never let go. No one in this world will ever love you more than I do. One day, you’ll love me too.

(This is a novel Pochou wrote for a man who conquered me inside and out. Both he and his beloved have earned my deepest admiration.)

(Thanks to cute guy for the picture! It’s amazing!)

He woke up, and everything was suddenly radiant. He changed his pen name to Xu Wei. From this moment on, there will be an update every week: one chapter of Palace Enchantment and one of Fated Song.

Sincerely,

Xu Wei, whose world has been lit up