Little Zhongnan

Ta-da! I've written a long new extra, and it has a very happy ending! (The first chapter is something of a prologue, told in first person. The rest is in third person.) Female lead's blurb: Xu Xiaoyu died a tragic death, but Heaven took pity on her and let her cling to life, barely surviving with only half a breath left. Just as the old plays say, she transformed and rose to a humble branch, becoming a phoenix on the brink of death. But when the phoenix is reborn, it doesn't soar to the skies. It falls into darkness and rises anew. Male lead's blurb: There are many things in this world beyond one's power to change. To Gu Heng, the thing that tormented him all his life was his failure to save a girl named Xu Xiaoyu. She died in his arms. Three years later, he met her again in a downpour. Love and hate are elusive, but their bond runs deep through life and death. Autumn winds never fade, and old wishes are never forgotten. If she is human, he will be joined with her as one. If she becomes a demon, he will follow her into hell, bound to her forever. I'm preparing to open presales for two stories. If you're interested, lovely ladies, please add them to your reading lists. "You Are the Iron Horse and the Frozen River" There's a popular question on Zhihu: What's it like to have a celebrity as a classmate? One answer received a hundred thousand likes. It recounted an episode from the high school days of Xu Hanfeng, a hugely popular male idol. At the end of the story, the anonymous user attached a photograph. In it, a boy and a girl with youthful smiles sat together, holding their textbooks, with a high school classroom in the background. Time passed, and that was the most beautiful summer. "Melting Bones, Snow on a Cold River" People say there's a martial art so powerful it can melt a person's bones and blood. Ying Xi says that's called love. People say there's a poison so cruel it torments you more than the freezing snow drifting over a cold river. Ying Xi says that's called resentment. One year, a princess fled the Northern Ning Kingdom, and a girl took up residence in Nie Huai's heart. Three years later, the Northern Ning Kingdom fell, and its royal family no longer had any princesses. That same year, Eastern Chu was restored. The moment Nie Huai ascended the throne, a patch of moonlight shone in his heart. Theme: