Upcoming novel: When I Gaze into the Abyss. Please add it to your favorites.
Blurb:
When Jiang Wan was sixteen, she came down with a serious illness. When she regained consciousness, she found two lines had appeared out of nowhere in her diary, unmistakably in her own handwriting.
My future wife is called Bei Huai. She's wonderful, and I love her very much.
Go to No. 13 Middle School. Stay by Xiao Bei's side and protect her.
Out of curiosity and an emotion she couldn't name, Jiang Wan transferred to Bei Huai's school.
On her first day, she ran into several students climbing over the wall. They were dressed in flamboyant punk fashion and looked like delinquents.
Noticing her gaze, the most striking girl in the group glanced over with casual disdain. Her voice was languid and unruly, yet concealed an unfathomable chill.
"What are you looking at?"
Jiang Wan lowered her eyes. She had no patience for students who refused to apply themselves.
Before she could think any further, she saw the dean of students run over from a distance, pointing at the girl and shouting furiously, "Bei Huai, get back here! You're skipping class and climbing the wall again!"
Jiang Wan: "..."
Wait, that name... sounds kind of familiar?
Everyone thinks Bei Huai is a delinquent girl who can't be controlled. Nobody teaches her how to be better. They just watch coldly as she sinks into the abyss, so she sinks into it as recklessly as they expect.
Nobody loves Bei Huai.
But then one day, a soft-spoken little girl hugs her and says earnestly, "Xiao Bei, don't be afraid. They don't love you, but I do. To me, you're the very best."
To Bei Huai, Jiang Wan is the only splash of color in her barren life.
She's willing to give her life to protect that color.
Reading guide:
1. Same-sex marriage is legal in this setting.
2. Jiang Wan is reborn. She has amnesia at first and recovers her memories in the middle-to-late part of the story.
3. Both leads are each other's only partner. It's a sweet story, and it's not expected to be very long.
Upcoming novel blurb:
Before she turned eighteen, Chu Tao saw her younger self as an abyss. She hated the person she had been as a teenager.
Stupid as a pig, completely clueless.
She never expected that one day, she'd accidentally travel back ten years.
She becomes Fu Jin, the untouchable beauty of the school.
She sees herself at that age.
Only sixteen, innocent and naive, with a hint of foolishness, but still with a spark in her eyes.
She plans to cut ties with her past and coldly watch Chu Tao struggle on the brink of despair.
But later, when Chu Tao smiles at her shyly, her heart itches.
When Chu Tao cries, her heart aches.
When Chu Tao plays and laughs with someone else, jealousy drives her mad.
She thought she was gazing into the abyss, but never expected it to leap up and wrap her in its embrace.
Chu Tao has a secret: she likes Fu Jin.
But Fu Jin is so dazzling that Chu Tao has to stand on tiptoe just to look at her.
Worse, Fu Jin doesn't seem to like her.
She is always cold and sharp with Chu Tao, making her afraid to entertain any foolish hopes.
But later, when Chu Tao falls into the mire, battered and miserable,
Fu Jin is the only one who stays by her side.
She says,
"Chu Tao, get up."
So Chu Tao struggles to her feet and runs toward her goddess.
[Highlight: The protagonist and her younger self are the romantic pairing]
An innocent, soft-hearted little angel x a cold, aloof beauty
Theme: Pass love and hope on to others
The ending is very satisfying. It's so satisfying. It's good to reject Neptune.
Hey, I don't like the prodigal son turning back, hahaha, be's good, why can't I exchange gold for it? Is the prodigal really worthy and will he not do it again? Don't believe in the prodigal son turning back, and don't think that you can definitely be the person who makes the prodigal son come back. Guan Guan deserves better, someone who values her more.
Before the author leaves, he leaves a crematorium with romance
Guan Guan did a great job, cool!
All I can say is that Cen Jin deserves it→_→
How should I put it? I think the author has almost written restrained and forbearing love to the extreme, to the point of piety. I really love that kind of almost pious love, and the words are very gentle, like the green love of first love, making people fall in unconsciously little by little. One word, absolutely
The prodigal girl turned back, but the person who made her look back is no longer where she was. This is a sad story, but an inspiring story. When I say sadness, I feel that I love someone the same way, but Yun Manzhu loves Beirong, and she loses herself and family affection in love, and loves until she has nothing in the end... When I say inspirational, I mean Guan Guan loves Cen Jin, chases her bravely, and flies bravely, but in the end she stands on a high place, looking down at everything, and she is still herself.
Wow wow wow, I will really cry to death, okay? T_T
I was so tortured that I choked up after reading a sweet article.
Why are they all in Quan Ding? Should I just skip to the extra chapter?