Better to Make a Wish Than to Fall in Love [Quick Transmigration]

Wish Upon a Life: Just make a wish, and I can make it come true.

As snow fell heavily, Xu Yuan passed a gloomy window on that snowy night and took away a little girl lighting a match.

Swimming through the deep sea, seeing through the glittering facade of “love,” the beautiful mermaid princess gains an immortal soul.

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Brief happiness is only for show. If you want happiness that lasts, just make a wish, and I can make it come true…

Blurb Two:

A wish is a heart that never forgets its original desire.

Xu Yuan travels through little worlds, fulfilling the deepest wishes hidden in people’s hearts. He never expected to meet someone more dazzling than a precious gem.

Such a beauty, and yet the first thing he noticed was the man’s money pouch.

He said, “If we’d met a few years ago, I wouldn’t have stopped at just looking.”

He said, “You put me in a pile of gold coins. How is that any different from throwing a mouse into a rice jar?”

He said, “You’re such a good person.”

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With emerald-green eyes and the years flowing by, Xu Yuan thought they’d share nothing more than a fleeting connection, and that love, like everything else in life, should be left to unfold naturally.

But the meeting of two hearts never follows anyone’s expectations.

What is love? Love is a passionate collision, an unspoken understanding, and knowing that we belong to each other alone.

A gentle yet aloof and devoted top X a free-spirited, unrestrained beauty of a bottom.

Release announcement: The novel is expected to go premium on Tuesday, November 28. Updates will be steady and on time. Come on in, lovely readers!

A note from the author:

1. Top’s POV. The novel starts on November 7, with daily updates at 10 a.m.

2. There are a thousand Hamlets in a thousand people’s eyes. Everyone sees a different meaning in a story. The author may understand those meanings, but might not explore them in depth. Sometimes I just want to mend something that felt unfinished in a story I saw as a child.

3. I enjoy all kinds of pairings and have few squicks. I’m sorry if I split up your canon couple or hit a squick, and I’ll do my best to provide content warnings.

4. I haven’t read much derivative fiction and don’t really understand its unspoken rules. If I offend anyone, I apologize in advance. Please forgive me.

5. Content warning: this is not a traditional quick transmigration story.

6. No freeloaders or people who come here just to stir up trouble.

7. To be continued.

Theme: Mending childhood disappointments