Nine Lines of Love Poetry

[Pirated copies are incomplete. The full story and bonus chapters are available only on Jinjiang, so please support the official release!] [Completed works Nine Princesses Reign Supreme, The Song of Nine Summers and Divine Punishment, and Fallen Star are ready to read. Ongoing work My Yandere Young Lady needs your support!] #Sci-fi and superpowers; unrelated by blood, faux stepsisters; older sister and younger dog-like lover, with the younger one as the pursuer; the older one pursues her back; dual perspectives, with slightly more from the older sister's point of view. [Blurb 1] After her father and stepmother died in a car accident, Chu Andi brought her stepsister home. At first, living together meant dealing with a brat who was childish and bad-tempered. But after they got used to each other, the girl changed completely, devoted herself to protecting Andi, and became incredibly obedient. The only time she got upset was when she heard Andi had a girlfriend. With a face dark as charcoal, she knocked on Andi's door in the middle of the night and muttered: "Sister An'an, I'm still little. I'm scared to sleep alone." Chu Andi looked at the person standing before her, who was five foot seven, and scratched her head in confusion. * Chu Yuanxi was deceived by someone, and that someone was the stepsister she'd had a crush on for years. After a night together, her stepsister disappeared, and none of the promises she'd made came true. When Chu Yuanxi finally found her, that heartless woman turned and ran. Chu Yuanxi's face was cold as ice as she grabbed her wrist and whispered right by her ear, each word distinct: "Sister An'an, that night, you didn't promise me this." ...Chu Andi looked at the furious brat before her and broke out in a barely noticeable cold sweat. #What do you do when your puppy grows into a wolfdog? Asking for help, urgently# [Blurb 2] "Ordinary people envy the superpowers of movie protagonists, never realizing that real superpowered people envy ordinary people even more." After the 347th superpower meltdown demolished her home, a certain Miss Chu, who wished to remain anonymous, said this while beating up her own kid. [Please support the ongoing work My Yandere Young Lady =3=] Lu Wanning was harassed by her boss, so she confronted him and made a scene in front of everyone. Just then, a shareholder surnamed Han arrived at the company for a meeting and witnessed the whole thing. She stepped in to help Lu Wanning. Afterward, the boss was fired in record time, and everything returned to normal. Everyone was curious about the beautiful, mysterious shareholder and gossiped about her name, family, and background. Everyone except Lu Wanning. They hadn't seen each other in five years. Han Yao had changed a great deal, both in appearance and personality. But how could Lu Wanning mistake her for anyone else? She had been Miss Han's toy for a whole ten years. "You can't play with anyone else. You mustn't smile at anyone else." Han Yao's almost obsessive attitude had been more than Lu Wanning could bear. So she waited for her chance, resorted to a few tricks, and used Han Yao's trust in her to get Han Yao's parents to send her abroad against her will. On the day Han Yao left for the airport, a torrential downpour swept through the entire city, and the smell of earth and rain spread everywhere. The hand holding Han Yao's umbrella was bleeding, but her expression didn't change. She said goodbye to Lu Wanning with elegant composure: "You win this time, Little Lemon. Goodbye." Lu Wanning smiled. "Have a safe trip. Goodbye forever." She sincerely hoped that this really would be the last time they ever saw each other. Han Yao got into the car and gazed back at the person outside. Her eyes shone brightly, at odds with the gloomy sky. Just like when they used to play hide-and-seek, she left Lu Wanning with one final line: "Hide well. Don't let me catch you." Now Han Yao has come back. And she has found Lu Wanning. *The poems quoted in the synopsis are from John Keats's Bright Star, translated by Zha Liangzheng; The Grasshopper and the Cricket, translated by Fei Bai; Ode on Melancholy, translated by Wang Jianzhao; When I Have Fears, translated by Mu Dan; and La Belle Dame sans Merci, translated by Zha Liangzheng. Theme: Please support the ongoing work My Yandere Young Lady~