Blue Sky (Prince of Tennis)

Beyond the clouds and mist lies my blue sky.

Lan Minruo and Tezuka / Bai Xinrui and Xiao Jing / Ye Han and Fuji Bear / Kevin and Chen Yingle / Endo Junko and Shen Yichen

Minruo had everything ready from the start to settle things with Shen Yichen, then throw herself at him / Xinrui is Atobe's fiancée / The ring is a token of their love / But Atobe thinks Xinrui's name is Xinxin / Xinrui remembers Atobe's name as Napoleon

Thinking of winter, longing for the misty parasol trees

The fog is hazy, the torrent surges fiercely

I trap myself, unable to banish my sorrow

I ask about promises and pain, tears fall, the wine is gone

The moon is once again like a longbow

I gaze at the sky, recalling the rainbow of stars

People are naive, searching for the wind in a hurry

Only the wish of three lifetimes for an everlasting bond

When fate brings us together, our hearts embrace

In the blue sky, love has chosen this one alone

The story of Minruo and Xinrui, colored in blue and white.

A touch of blue, a touch of white, the clearest colors, with the simplest happiness and love.

I'm reposting it, I'm reposting it... I'm still just as hopelessly incapable of being profound. I originally wanted to write a somewhat tragic story, but somehow it just got funnier and funnier. Sigh~ I actually started posting before I had even finished planning the story, so I ended up changing the plot as I went. The characters' personalities, the setup, and even the pairings were all thrown together at the last minute. Now when I read it myself, I'm just like, _, |||

All that effort seems to have gone to waste. It hurts. I deleted 20,000 words out of 190,000 and rewrote them, changing some details and adding new plot points. The characters' personalities, names, and pairings have all changed. The whole story has been revised into a lighthearted comedy, with plenty of ridiculous moments.

That's probably the style now.

Lan Minruo

Bai Xinrui

This story keeps things wholesome.

Song for the story: Maksim, Still Water