My Heart Is Full of Joy

[My new novel, “Scheming for a Long Time [Quick Transmigration],” is now available. A dazzling young lady x a calculating black lotus. Add it to your collection if you’re interested!] At the start of the school year, a transfer student joined the repeaters’ class. They heard the transfer student had scored over 130 in Chinese on the college entrance exam, had an essay included in the collection of perfect-scoring exam essays, and had nearly gotten a perfect score in English. Before the transfer student arrived, the class was buzzing with speculation. “If it’s a guy, he’s a beast,” Cheng Qingyun said carelessly, twirling a pen. “If it’s a girl, ” The classroom door swung open. A girl stood in the sunlight. The little flowers on her skirt seemed to gather into gentle rays of light, and her snow-white swanlike neck was beautiful and graceful. The boy paused, then raised his eyes slightly. “Then I’ll pursue her.” * Everyone in the grade knew there were two standouts in the repeaters’ class, one boy and one girl, with names that sounded remarkably alike. The homeroom teacher got mischievous and deliberately made them desk mates. One day at noon, someone from the neighboring class came to deliver something, passing it through the window. Chen Qingyu, still bleary-eyed, reached out to take it. When lunch break ended, she rubbed her sleepy eyes and realized she was holding a pink envelope addressed to Cheng Qingyun. “Cheng Qingyun, I...” “I know.” The boy teasingly pressed a finger to her lips. “We’re family. There’s no need for a love letter. If you like me, you can just say it more often.” “My heart is full of joy, except the world is too crowded. The moon above, you in my eyes.” Yin Lin, “Record of Flowing Light” Mischievous and unruly x gentle and aloof [Reader’s Guide] 1. The male lead isn’t bad or a playboy. He doesn’t smoke, drink, or get into fights. A slow-burn, slice-of-life romance, from senior year through the future. 2. Both leads are each other’s first and only love. A purely sweet story, so dive in without worries. Life is hard enough, I just want to write a little sweetness. 3. No personal attacks or unsolicited writing advice, please. Be a little kinder in the comments. 4. Written for those in their final year of high school. Best of luck to everyone about to take, or waiting to take, the college entrance exam. Weibo: @Tanghua Zhanyi *My friend’s danmei novel: “You’d Better Not Like Me,” by Yishi. A chase-after-your-wife-to-the-crematorium story. Come on in! Theme: Strive hard, and may you triumph in the college entrance exam.