The protagonist is never going to have a romance, not in this lifetime. If you really want romance, go look for sweet moments among the supporting characters…
Basically, in my stories, the protagonists are there to move the plot along, while the supporting characters are there to serve up the sweetness. If one day a sweet supporting character dies or something happens to them, that means the story is probably nearing its end.
Also, if you see a name in this story that’s the same as one in another, don’t worry about it. I’ve abandoned so many stories that I only have a few names I keep reusing, so don’t take the names too seriously.
I wasn’t actually planning to post this story on this account. It’s just that all the drafts I originally wrote disappeared. Fifty thousand words of saved chapters, gone just like that! And yet, hardworking as I am (not really), I don’t want to check my posting history either, so I can only start a new story.
I figure hardly anyone reads my other account, and not many people would have noticed anyway. Changing accounts has become routine by now. This is my friend’s account, and from now on she’ll be posting everything for me. If you want to hurry someone along, hurry her, not me.
Love you all [finger heart]
-- A friend who would rather not reveal her name, Hui
Here’s the actual blurb:
If there are no absolute villains in this world, then why should there be absolute good people?
Gu Mian doesn’t consider herself a good person, but she’s definitely not a bad person either!
After all, even though she’s astonishingly quick to raise and lower her knife, she’s still a good girl.
Gu Mian: Oh my, he said he was willing to give me his whole body, didn’t he?
Mo Qingyan: So you dissected him.
Gu Mian rubbed her hands together, aggrieved. Is there something wrong with that?