We Always Go Around and Around
我们总会绕啊绕
by Li Yipin (李一品)
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 19k Words
- Chapters
- 5
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
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1. In 1881, more than 10,000 Chinese workers were sent to Canada to build railways for the price of piglets, and Miao Heng was one of them. From a cowardly young man struggling to make ends meet in a construction site camp to a legendary tycoon, he has suffered, endured, and been lucky along the way. When he was old, his life's philanthropic deeds were recorded in the Hall of Honor. Some people want to know what was the most dangerous thing he experienced in his counterattack in a foreign land? He answered: "First, when I was 15 years old, I rescued the chief engineer at gunpoint from the kidnappers; second, I confessed my love to her. She later became my wife." At the end of the 19th century, marriage between Chinese and white people was very rare, and their pair caused a sensation in the city. 2. Li Weiyin can no longer remember what he did in 21st century China before traveling through time, but the thought of making this trip worthwhile grew up day by day in the body of a 12-year-old foreign girl. She wants to find the most important person in her life, help and care for him when he is in poverty, and then firmly cling to him who will be as stable as a big tree in the future, and change the fate of herself and the original owner's family. Later, she went to England to study for four years and came back. The young boy who had been favored by her really changed his appearance and became rich and powerful. Even her father gave him three points of courtesy. What hasn't changed is that he still calls her "Miss" and smiles at her innocently, not daring to offend her. Hearing from his neighbor that there was a crazy man watching downstairs in the middle of the night every night, Li Weiyin was angry and funny, so she asked him personally: "Why didn't you tell me earlier?" "I don't deserve you." "Who said that? You are worthy of everything in the world now." 3. When he first learned English, Miao Heng was obsessed with the word angle and copied it by hand a hundred times along with her name. Yes, she is his little angel. Yes, he will always remember that it was her who brought ointment when his hands were covered with sores; when he was forced to kneel down and a gun was pointed at his head to imitate the barking of a dog, it was her who ran in the snow to find rescuers and lost one of her shoes; when he missed his mother who was thousands of miles away, it was she who cooked him a bowl of Cantonese glutinous rice balls and told him: "The flowers are always good and the moon is always round, and people will last forever." Of course, I will always remember the basin of water she poured on him when they first met... Reading the Prophet: The female protagonist wears a book and transforms into a foreign little girl. The male protagonist is Chinese and 3 years older than her. Apart from the age, there is no complicated background, and there is no big emotional expression. Let's just treat it as a simple and heartwarming story. I was impressed when I visited the museum and saw the items left by the Chinese railway workers more than a hundred years ago. Intention: To achieve oneself in the midst of wandering.