One day, Gu Xia accidentally transmigrated seven years into the future while riding an elevator. Things had changed, and people were no longer the same. What she had thought was the end of her life turned out to be just one stage of it, while the small ripples in life she had previously paid little attention to became her final haven.
It turned out that this transmigration, which took only a few seconds but sent her seven years ahead, brought not only them together, but also helped her find herself.
No fighting or scheming, just a quiet, deep affection growing little by little, and staying by each other's side.
“Where were you when I was seventeen? Who were you walking beneath the moon with when I was twenty-three? It doesn't matter. I will be your last love, in my heart and in my arms. You're mine.”
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Oh my god, it took two years to write this article?! This is the only first-person novel I have read. I used to feel that first-person was very awkward and had no sense of immersion. This article is completely different. It uses old time-travel themes to create new ideas. I like it.
I read this article before and suddenly remembered, do you have your Weibo? I want to chat with you