Let Me Warm You

Content warning: This novel is the author's white moonlight on Jinjiang. It's very realistic, and it's angst all the way through. If you're a soft-hearted reader, proceed with caution! Not really a blurb: This novel is mainly about three children who grew up in divorced families. One is the female lead, who struggled under a wicked stepmother, eventually turned her life around, and got revenge. One is the unfortunate male lead, who was switched at birth and looks nothing like his parents. One is the second female lead, who was affected by her parents' divorce, deceived by a scumbag, and paid for it with her life. And one is the third female lead, whose mother couldn't endure domestic abuse and remarried a kind, gentle stepfather. Three broken families, three girls who grew up in them, and three completely different paths in life. This is a contemporary romance inspired by events that happened to people around me. It's fifty percent true. It was so real that writing it left me battered and broken. I wrote an outline and cried for three days. I never dared to write the story because I'd get caught up in those memories and cry every time I touched them. A lot of people advised me not to write it. Tragic and realistic stories aren't popular, and as a new author, I'd be doomed if I wrote something like this. But this novel is my white moonlight. Society is so superficial, and broken families are becoming more and more common. I have to tell you all that the world can be cruel. It isn't as beautiful as we imagine in fiction. I didn't write this story to make money. I hope it can truly help those of you struggling in the dark. The world is too dark, so I'll be a light. Your heart is too cold, so I'll warm it. Just like the title says: I'm Here to Warm You! This novel is scheduled to launch next summer, in July 2021. If it doesn't get enough preorders, I'll make the whole thing free. I will definitely write it. I'm posting it for preorder so early because if it isn't behind a paywall, it won't get any exposure. In my heart, I still hope more of you will get to see it. Theme: I want to tell those struggling in the dark that there are still warm things in this world.