Updates suspended:
Honestly, playing by yourself is really no fun, and having something to compare it with just makes it even worse.
Maybe I'm too sensitive, but some things really matter.
Finals start in early January, and I've also started a new fanfic recently, so I really don't have much time.
So I'll leave this story here for now. The outline is all done, and I've already written up to the fifth section of the manuscript, so I'm not worried about losing the thread.
If anyone is still reading, I'm very sorry. In the end, I've decided to suspend updates for personal reasons.
But if anyone leaves a comment saying they still want to read it, I'll update after finals are over.
This story is on hold, but I won't abandon it. Once I finish the manuscript, I'll post all of it.
Apologies again.
-- Mu Lingyu, 2019.12.21
The Primordial War ended thousands of years ago, yet undercurrents have been stirring ever since.
Qinglan City, where fate begins. A group of people come together there.
A spacetime mage, a medium, a dreamweaver, a white cat that understands human speech, and a black bird that neither eats nor drinks nor dies. The Zero Nine Spacetime Office stands quietly.
They travel through the gates of time and space, witnessing all kinds of strange stories as the threads of fate slowly emerge.
In the final battle, life and death hang in the balance. Yet those who carry a light in their hearts face death and live!
My upcoming stories:
"[Crossover] Yokohama's Hat Princess"
Chuya genderbend, pairing with the Bandage Freak. Double Black is the best.
"Has the Bandage-Wasting Device Gotten Its Happy Ending Today?"
Original female protagonist, paired with Yokohama's Bandage Freak. The entire story is already written.
A few things to know before reading:
This author isn't very good at writing and updates out of love for the story. Criticism and suggestions are welcome, but personal attacks are not.
Thanks to all you lovelies for taking a look at my story~
Theme: Be self-reliant and strong.
At this time, a handsome guy came over
The first novel I read in Jinjiang, it was great