A Letter from the Spring Oriole

[The print edition is now available] In the bitter winter cold, Song Ying trudged through the thick snow, leaving a trail of deep footprints behind her. A boy lay in the snow ahead, eyes closed and arms spread wide. Snow blanketed his body, turning his lovely, delicate features pure white, while his skin looked almost translucent. Song Ying looked at his lips, purple with cold, hesitated, then stepped closer and called out twice. "Hello, do you need help?" The boy didn't move. His long eyelashes rested against his face, and he looked as if he were dead. - Many years later, after they were married, Song Ying asked Lin Songxian what he had been thinking when he lay in the snow back then. He was reading a book beneath the dim yellow light of a desk lamp. His expression was serene. At her question, he thought for a moment and tilted his head slightly. "I don't really remember." "I think... I wanted to see if lying like that would kill me." Odd and eccentric X gentle and sweet #A male lead who tried hundreds of ways to die, but never managed to succeed# Lin Songxian flouted convention and acted in a capricious, eccentric manner. Yet the boy was so dazzling and graceful that no one could compare to him. His crowd of rich young friends only dared call him Lin Xian, treating the character Song in his name as taboo. Not long after Song Ying transferred in, the young master made them change the way they addressed him. "From now on, I'm Song Xian." The Song from Song Ying. Please add my upcoming story to your reading list. It's starting next week, qwq. My Adopted Son Turned Dark Sang Bai transmigrates into a book. Her mission is to reform the main villain and help him get on the right path. The notorious big shot is currently just a six-year-old child. Withdrawn, antisocial, and bullied by everyone at the orphanage. Sang Bai completes the adoption paperwork. On the first day she brings him home, the little villain stays silent and wary. Sang Bai, who only came of age last week, points at herself and solemnly teaches him: "Call me Mommy." - The three most important women in Zhao Jining's life are: Sang Bai, who took him home from the orphanage when he was little. His childhood sweetheart, who died in a car accident saving his life in middle school. And the pitiful, delicate girl sent by his rival after he became an adult. Only later does Zhao Jining discover that they are all the same person. Here's a sweet, swoony campus romance. Come watch a top student spoil an underachiever! Just search the title online. A Spark Can Set Your Heart Ablaze by Xifang Jingjixue A beautiful, tough little prairie princess X an ultra-cool, stunningly handsome rich top student Theme: Reflections on life