Cover Your Ears and Sing

Jiu Yan, you’re back. He was only a little bit kind to you. A story that grew out of a song, and a story that ended because of that song. He said, “There’s no question of whether it’s worth it. I just want to do this.” This is an extra chapter for “Circle Round,” which I wrote sometime last year, I think. It takes place a month after the Jiuchuan Town incident, starting with the time freeze that happened to Su Quan (mentioned in the ending of “Circle Round”). The opening will clear up some of the lingering questions from “Circle Round,” and then a new story begins. I haven’t written anything in almost a year, and I’m surrounded by English all the time, so my writing style might be a little strange at first. I’ll do my best to adjust. OTZ Also, my logic is terrible, terrible, absolutely terrible. (Important!) Even so, like “Circle Round,” this is a logic-focused supernatural danmei story. I’ll do my best to make things as clear as in the original. If anything is unclear or unexplained, please let me know QAQ If you haven’t read “Circle Round,” it might affect your enjoyment of this story. If you don’t mind Xiao Yan’s clumsy logic, you can check out “Circle Round.” It was my first attempt at a supernatural story with a logical plot, so please go easy on me. “Circle Round” After much consideration, I’ve decided to continue these two characters’ story. Updates will be irregular. I hope you’ll enjoy their story: “Notes on the Human World” Theme: