Formerly titled The Bystander
Synopsis:
She once thought she would have to bear the burden of fate and responsibility, walking alone through life until the end. Her very birth meant she was never supposed to leave a trace in this world.
But fate brought her to him. His arrival broke her vow to keep a safe distance from everyone and cast a little warmth into her otherwise dark world.
The heroine had never dared to reach out to anything around her. She kept everyone at arm's length, treating them with cautious reserve, neither too close nor too distant. Yet she kept getting dragged into one unfortunate incident after another. She was supposed to be cold and indifferent, to stand by and watch, but somehow she got emotionally involved. Again and again, the rules pushed her toward death. Faced with a destiny that seemed set in stone, how will they overcome every obstacle and hold on to each other's hands…?
Well… broadly speaking, this is a lighthearted power fantasy about an overpowered protagonist who starts out at the pinnacle of the world and spends the whole story playing weak while secretly being strong.
The novel is divided into several arcs. The first two stories introduce the characters, and the main plot begins afterward, so it may take a while to get going. The story revolves around the extraordinary paranormal events that happen around the protagonist. Each story has its own protagonist and a fantastical, bizarre, and unimaginable plot, but they are all closely tied together by the heroine, forming a strange, kaleidoscopic world.
I'm terrible at writing blurbs, so please bear with me. My Ning'er is a little unpredictable, a little adorable, and a little fierce. She's also easy to feel sorry for, so please go easy on her. Thank you!
Oh, right, a heads-up: this story is a bit long. No, it is very, very long…
I found myself collecting it. Maybe the name is very contagious
I saw it sorted by word count. It's amazing that the author was able to learn more than three million words without signing a contract. I wish the author better and better.
The word "walking alone" in "du" means being alone, and "walking alone alone" is a bit redundant.
"She was destined to be a person from..." → "She was destined to be a person from..." The subject should be her instead of birth
Who knows, I haven't watched it for a year, I finished it in one night, and if I wait another year, I hope you will update more! ! ! !
From You Zijing to Ye Litong and now, from junior high school to college, yes Yinyin, it's still me, I'm back again [loving eyes] [loving eyes]
This is too persevering...
Happy New Year and all the best
Telling ghost stories in the wilderness, you are very brave QAQ
Yan Ying finally appeared, which means that we are almost at the original progress (2441), which is gratifying.
Dear author, I would like to know when you wrote this book before, because I remember I read it when I was in junior high school. Your pen name at that time seemed to be Ye Zhiyinning, and the book was called The Spectator. I stayed up for two nights to read more than 700 chapters, and it seemed that Lan Linfeng just took the hand. Now when I search online, I am not sure whether it is a pirated copy or a genuine one...
I found myself collecting it. Maybe the name is very contagious
I saw it sorted by word count. It's amazing that the author was able to learn more than three million words without signing a contract. I wish the author better and better.
The word "walking alone" in "du" means being alone, and "walking alone alone" is a bit redundant. "She was destined to be a person from..." → "She was destined to be a person from..." The subject should be her instead of birth
Who knows, I haven't watched it for a year, I finished it in one night, and if I wait another year, I hope you will update more! ! ! !
From You Zijing to Ye Litong and now, from junior high school to college, yes Yinyin, it's still me, I'm back again [loving eyes] [loving eyes]
This is too persevering...
Happy New Year and all the best
Telling ghost stories in the wilderness, you are very brave QAQ
Yan Ying finally appeared, which means that we are almost at the original progress (2441), which is gratifying.
Dear author, I would like to know when you wrote this book before, because I remember I read it when I was in junior high school. Your pen name at that time seemed to be Ye Zhiyinning, and the book was called The Spectator. I stayed up for two nights to read more than 700 chapters, and it seemed that Lan Linfeng just took the hand. Now when I search online, I am not sure whether it is a pirated copy or a genuine one...