The Thing in the Palm

Cuties, here's another upcoming story to add to your favorites.

Yu Qiu died, but then he came back to life. In a place where he knew no one and nothing, just as he thought he was going to starve to death, he saw a very rich man. He ran over, grabbed the man's leg, and shouted, “Master, please take me as your disciple!”

When Zhou Yi was a child, someone told him he was destined to be an ill-fated lone star, doomed to a life of loneliness and unlikely to live past eighteen. But not only did he live past eighteen, he thrived. His only flaw might be his cold nature. He's a man in his twenties who isn't interested in anyone, and doesn't even have a woman by his side.

Until one day, a young man grabbed his leg and shouted, “Master, please take me as your disciple!”

Zhou Yi: “Qiu'er, go capture that soul.”

Yu Qiu (standing tall and proud): “You got it!”

The story starts below:

[An outwardly aloof, inwardly fragile tsundere bottom x an outwardly cute and harmless, inwardly scheming top]

An unhappy childhood left Liu Yan emotionally clumsy. The release of a diary reveals the shy, tender love she felt as a girl. She's not afraid of the whole school laughing at her. She's only afraid that the person she loves will dislike her.

Her youthful, all-consuming love drove him away. When they meet again, everything has changed.

The little girl she once was has grown into a career woman. The person she thought she would never see again appears before her by sheer coincidence. She couldn't hold on to him back then, but this time, she won't let go.

Theme: The person you're waiting for may be crossing mountains and rivers to find you right now.