I once had nothing, but when I ran toward you, I was as brave as you.
A gentle, solitary senior from a family of traditional Chinese medicine practitioners x a resilient, sensitive, sunny girl who grows as she goes
*An ordinary girl who's kind of pretty, doing her best to reach the future she wants
1
At the traditional music club of a university of Chinese medicine, the bamboo flute section was the smallest, with only two members: bamboo flute expert Nie Qingzhan and the talentless Yan Xiaoxiao, who was only pretending to belong.
The former was the indispensable backbone of the ensemble; the latter was a little vine-flower twining around that backbone.
One day, Nie Qingzhan stepped out of the spotlight of his own accord, making room for Yan Xiaoxiao beside him at center stage.
And, spurred on by her determination to run toward him, she finally reached a place where she could stand as his equal.
From then on, she flourished, standing tall and independent.
2
Yan Xiaoxiao first met Nie Qingzhan at auditions for the university's traditional music ensemble. That day, he opened the music classroom door for her from the inside, his eyes so clear they took her breath away.
If she hadn't played the bamboo flute so badly at her audition that the conductor's scolding left her with no room for stray thoughts, Yan Xiaoxiao would definitely have fallen for his looks right then and there.
Years later, Yan Xiaoxiao took Nie Qingzhan back to the memory of their first meeting. "Do you remember that audition? It started out beautifully, got awkward in the middle, and ended in disaster?"
But Nie Qingzhan said, "Didn't we first meet by the back wall of the school?"
Yan Xiaoxiao was utterly baffled.
Nie Qingzhan nodded firmly. "That night, you were stuck on top of the wall and too scared to climb down, so you asked me to catch you. Then the security guard chased us with a flashlight. Don't you remember?"
Yan Xiaoxiao covered her face. "Enough, enough."
That night, she climbed over the wall and fell into his arms, and into the long expanse of his life.
*One-on-one romance, both leads' first time, all sweetness and no angst
Theme: The best kind of love is becoming better people together
Is anyone willing to read this? I like this very much. This is the first time I have written a full-length story. When I was writing, I always hoped that this article would be true and not frivolous, so all aspects, including the timeline, the content of medical student internships, and some of the prescriptions that appeared in it, were correct. I believe that even readers majoring in traditional Chinese medicine would not find it inconsistent when they read it. Almost everything the protagonist goes through is possible. The setbacks she encounters and her final solution are all based on her best efforts. I hope that every character in the story is flesh and blood and has his own story. I strive to make everyone not just a tool. Everyone has their own motivation for everything they do, and even if they leave this story, they will continue to move into their own future. Everyone, including the possible villains, has a promising future. This article was not signed until the end, so it was written in a single machine. Logically speaking, I shouldn't write long reviews for myself, but since it's a stand-alone game, I think I can pamper myself. Next, I will write new articles carefully, and I hope that each article can maintain the original intention of the first article.
It turns out that there is no update mark for adding additional extras after the completion... (Extra +1)
Next, the daily update will be completed~
Give yourself a holiday during the Dragon Boat Festival and come back to resume updates.
I plan to overhaul the previous articles and resume normal daily updates from May 30th.
I plan to overhaul the previous articles and resume daily updates on May 30th.
Xiaoxiao is always making progress, awesome
Ah ah ah, the author is so awesome This is the type of writing I like
Cheers to indirect kissing! Love it, love it, Yan Xiaoxiao, come on, take down Senior Nie!
The author writes so well. I urge you to update in the front row.