Light of the Heart

[The Traditional Chinese edition is now available for preorder. For the preorder link, see Weibo @Chu Ke Ya] Heartlight is a flower shop. Heartlight is a love story about slowly growing closer and discovering each other. Heartlight is also a flower. Qiao Dongyang + Liu Beiye = Nothing is sweeter, only sweeter still. One of the protagonists suffered a head injury and underwent surgery. He is not very bright, to put it bluntly, a little silly, but it does not affect his daily life at all. If that bothers you, please read with caution. A sweet little story, part of the Night Walk series, but it stands on its own. Updated daily, at 5:20 every morning. Weibo: @Chu Ke Ya. Note: The final bonus chapter is about a supporting character and is rather sad. Ladies, it may be best to finish the whole story before deciding whether to subscribe to that chapter. Going VIP on June 17. Three chapters will be updated that day. Thank you all for liking and supporting this little sweet treat. ☆★☆★☆★☆★☆★☆ Coming soon: When It Snows at Night. Blurb: Winter deepens, dusk rises. When it snows at night. I met you, and fell in love with you. Sixteen-year-old Ye Xueshi moves to a small town with his mother, who is supposedly there to recuperate. On his first day at his new school, the delinquent students set their sights on Ye Xueshi, whose whole appearance seems to say, "I'm rich," "I'm naive," and "I'm easy to fool," and demand money from him. Not only does Ye Xueshi give them money, he personally sticks three unicorn-patterned bandages onto the injured face of their leader. Later, Ye Xueshi learns that his mother was never there to recuperate. She was actually there to find her biological son. He was the one who had been switched at birth. Twenty-seven-year-old Ye Li owns a safe. No one knows that inside it are only three old, faded bandages with unicorn patterns. In his safe are his youth and his love. The leads were switched at birth with each other's families. A school story, with parts about them as adults. The point-of-view is described as unclear because the story uses both characters' perspectives, though the recipient's perspective appears more often. The recipient is a skiing boy, while the pursuer drops out of school early on, despite being a top student. Theme: