[A Fistful of Stances Fanfiction] All I Ask Is to Be Together Every Day

This is an old work of mine from Tieba, inspired by my lingering resentment toward the screenwriter of The Unyielding Spirit of the Sea (laughing out loud...).

Being separated for thirty years and reuniting with both of them already old is tragic enough, so let's not even get into that. Why couldn't Xing even give Miss Jiu a comforting pat? It's infuriating!

So, this story came to be.

Qin Guan once wrote: "If our love can last forever, what does it matter if we cannot be together day and night?"

But I'm just an ordinary person, so all I ask is this:

To be together day and night, night and day, by the side of the one I love, and grow old together.

******** Updated on a day in April 2019. Please bookmark and leave a comment~

[Blurb] Reborn as Jia Lan, all Shen Jialan wanted at first was to spare Li Wan the grief of losing her son. Shen Jialan's goal is to leave the Jia family estate, leave the Jia family estate, leave the Jia family estate. Important things have to be said three times.

He was cold-hearted and aloof, and prided himself on never being moved by anyone. Who could have guessed life wouldn't go according to plan?

P.S. This story isn't angsty, and both leads are devoted only to each other. The male lead is a little reserved, but he's definitely a good person.

The fated bond between Baoyu and Daiyu is nothing but wishful thinking. Someone like Baoyu doesn't deserve Miss Lin!

The Jia family estate is doomed to fall, but the women who did nothing wrong will all get relatively happy endings.

******** I have 100,000 words saved up. Please bookmark this story and my other ideas waiting to be written.

Blurb: Which is more frightening, ghosts or people? Lin Gang spent years pondering the question without finding an answer. Reborn, he had missed out on forty years of life, and perhaps that was why he always felt the world was changing too fast, with more and more strange and unbelievable things happening. He didn't know much about grand principles, but he understood that whether human or ghost, a single good thought can bring life to all things, while a single evil thought can destroy them. Whether living as a person or a ghost, one should punish evil, promote good, and uphold justice!

But the wicked aren't always ghosts, and the righteous aren't always human.

[I can't write really terrifying horror stories, because I'm scared of them myself. This will mainly take the form of episodic stories, telling a series of tales in the style of Uncle Ying's films, about the kinds of stories that make me wish ghosts and gods really existed. I'm a typical Chinese person, so I hope heroes can find happiness in the ordinary world, too. Besides fighting evil and upholding justice, the protagonist will have a life of his own. The story's theme is naturally that good triumphs over evil, and that virtue and vice will each meet their due.]

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