The Wool Comes from the Wolf

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While Mao Xiaochuan was stealing, his top student classmate Yuan Xin caught him red-handed. To cover up his "crime," he agreed to all sorts of rather "unusual" demands from the top student... He stayed at the top student's place, ate his food, spent his money, slept in his bed, and in the end even got the top student himself… The author promises this story is absolutely not angsty, absolutely not angsty, absolutely not angsty. It's definitely sweet, adorable, and full of affection! (A story about an all-around top student gong and a silly, cute thief shou.)... If you're passing by, please add it to your collection! Thanks to my friend Mo Chu Ci for making the cover. It's awesome!

P.S. (A lot of young readers tend to hate thieves when they see them, so after hearing what my little angels had to say, I wanted to share my thoughts.) I'm not denying how much people in real life hate thieves. Some thieves really do choose to go astray. But I think there are a few who have no choice. They didn't have a comfortable home or a good education. They went through pain and darkness that a child from a comfortable family could never imagine. Maybe they want to change, to become honest and kind, to live a life in the light, but they don't have the chance, or the courage and perseverance to climb out of the mire, or even someone to help them. The shou in this story represents people like that. He was led astray by bad kids when he was little, and he really did steal from others, so he has to pay for what he did. But he's also a kind person who wants to change and become a good person. None of us really chooses our own life. From the moment we're born, from the moment our minds begin to grow, certain things within us start taking shape. I think a lot of people make mistakes, but the sea of suffering has no shore, and turning back is the way out. Scolding, beating, spitting on, and hating someone won't make a person who wants to change turn back, will it? I know characters like this aren't usually popular in web novels, and people question my values. I've even been called a trash author... But... sigh, I wrote it anyway, and quite a few friends have encouraged me and understood me. I'm so moved I could cry! "Anonymous Baby" is now complete and ready to binge-read -> Author's upcoming story: "Reborn to Love You" -> Author's profile -> Friends' stories: "Reborn: The Fool Is a Treasure" by That Crooked Tree -> "I Heard They Fell in Love" by Jun Fang ->

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