This is my first book, and it isn't very well written, so read at your own risk.
On the day her half-brother was born, Xu Jingci was ignored by her family. On her way to find her best friend Qiu Shui, she met Qiu Shui's older brother, Shen Yi.
He would bend down to meet her anxious gaze, hold out his hand and invite her to eat with him, and give her a whole bag of candy, telling her that eating it would make everything sweet.
From then on, Shen Yi was always there in the background of Xu Jingci's youth, someone she could never quite get out of her mind.
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Seven years later, Shen Yi returned to China after completing his studies. Xu Jingci kept finding excuses to get close to him.
After indirectly confessing her feelings and getting rejected, Xu Jingci cried as she did her homework in the dorm. Her roommates took turns comforting her: Today he ignores you, tomorrow you'll be out of his league.
Xu Jingci: But I still like him so much, qwq.
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When Shen Yi first started learning piano, he never imagined these hands would one day hold a scalpel.
When he met Xu Jingci, he never imagined that she would hold on for so long to the dream of a music career he had so readily given up.
He had always thought of Xu Jingci as his younger sister's good friend. But the little girl who cried like a rabbit in his memories had grown into someone who could stand by his side, and, without his noticing, had drawn him closer and closer.
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Bonus scene 1:
"Jingci, I'm seven years older than you."
"Six," she corrected, scowling.
Shen Yi chuckled. "Whether it's seven years or six, I'm still older than you. Maybe you only got together with me because you wanted to be in a relationship. If you ever want to break up, you can tell me."
Xu Jingci cut him off, exasperated. "We're not breaking up! We're not breaking up! We're not breaking up!"
I'll never break up with you, even if I die!
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Bonus scene 2:
Qiu Shui's bitter complaint: "I treated you like my best friend, but you wanted to be my sister-in-law."
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Tips: The heroine has a one-sided crush.
Updates for The City of Four Directions, next door, have begun~ Please add it to your reading list~
[No transmigration, no System, no rebirth]
[An extremely unlucky heroine × a sickly hero who likes to read his fortune whenever something happens]
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[Serious blurb]:
The City of Four Directions guards the four corners.
To some people, the city is like a transparent glass dome, enclosing their ambitions and their whole lives.
From then on, whenever they look up, all they can see is a square patch of sky.
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[Blurb with no restraint]:
Wen Di grew up steeped in medicine. He had long known that he was ill-fated: frail and sickly, unsuited to cultivation, and destined to die young.
To save himself, he began traveling far and wide in search of a way to break his fate, determined to escape the destiny written in his chart.
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By a twist of fate, he found himself on a fighting platform. Facing him was a man ten times stronger than he was. He calculated the odds and decided there was no chance of winning, so he prepared to withdraw.
"Unless that man suddenly tries to break through and gets struck by lightning, I'm certain to lose."
A girl watching from below agreed that he was certain to lose, though she was a little too loud about it.
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A sudden breakthrough was practically impossible. After thinking it over, he decided to conserve his strength and concede.
But the next moment, dark clouds filled the sky and formed a vortex. A bolt of purple lightning came crashing down and, as luck would have it, struck the man facing him.
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He looked at Ye Tingyu below the platform.
He might have found a way to break his fate.
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Bonus scene 1:
Ye Tingyu: "May you live to a hundred and enjoy the same long life as Heaven."
Wen Di's eyes widened. "Please take that back."
Ye Tingyu scratched her head. "Then what should I say?"
Wen Di: "Please wish me an early death and a horrible end."
Ye Tingyu: ?
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Bonus scene 2:
Wen Di: Everything is written in fate.
Ye Tingyu: I am your fate.
Theme: Strive for your dreams and become a better person.
I suddenly felt very sad when I saw this. When I was in the first grade of elementary school, I was far away from home. I lived in the dormitory of the school. At that time, whoever lived in the dormitory had to bring a bed, but I didn't. I squeezed into the same bed with other children. When I was a child, I was timid. My classmates kicked me out of bed, refused to let me cover myself with a quilt, and wrongly accused me of stealing. It was really sad at the time. All my good friends lived at home. I looked at the road outside at the school gate every day, thinking about when my parents would take me home. My parents never came, and I cried until I cried. At that time, many people bullied me, and I didn't dare to resist. The most ridiculous thing was that even the teacher didn't believe me. The teacher also thought that I was a bad student who could steal things. The bad students who were still poor in school hit me on the palm with a stick and forced me to admit that I had stolen things. I was really desperate at the time. I didn't want to study anymore. I would sit by the window at night and watch the stars. As I watched, I started to cry. I hated them so much at the time that I thought I would never let them go when I grow up. Now that I have grown up, I feel that it is not worth it to live for people like them. I remember once reading a sentence like this. It is even more sad when the victim becomes the perpetrator. I am glad that I am still a kind person now. I have not done anything that makes me look down on myself when I think about it. Fortunately, I am a kind person...
I promise that friends who see this must read it. It comes from a crazy Amway reader who has already read it once and started to re-read it. I really don't regret reading it. It's a sweet and relaxing article. The author is super awesome! The three views are also very correct!
I look at Baozi! Happy New Year
The setting of the male and female protagonists attracted me more, so I read the whole book. Overall, it was pretty good. However, it can be seen that the author's writing style needs to be strengthened in terms of characterization, and the ending part feels a bit rushed. I hope the next book will be better~ Best wishes!
I love this poem too!
It's finished. Congratulations to the author. The author is great~ Come on. I've started attending classes normally~ I'm going to be busy again every day, so let's work hard together~
I feel so reluctant to let it end.
Is the author almost finished? I saw the title was the final chapter? ~~
The writing is great, the author is getting better and better, okay~
The author's writing is getting better and better. Applause? You can rest more after moving. Baby, if you are very tired, stop and rest. Enjoy life. I am currently doing a one-week practical training course. Let's cheer up together~~