[Original title: Moonlight Stains the Embankment. A settings error caused this to be posted by accident. I won't start this book until the senior fellow author next door has finished theirs, orz]
Blurb:
[This is a pure-love rag story, so your job is to &*%…]
She knew what pure love meant: being especially innocent, holding hands, and often blushing shyly. But what did “rag” mean?
Shi Huaying glanced at the delicate, soft-bodied Song Zhiyi and understood. It must mean a pitiful woman who willingly gives herself away, only to be tossed aside like a rag in the end.
Shi Huaying: We women can do anything!
Song Zhiyi: Can we really do anything?
Until Song Zhiyi kissed her hair and laced their fingers together.
Eyes red, he looked up at her: “Sis, you always say I’m like a little white rabbit. How about you let me graze on you?”
Shi Huaying: ????? What are you doing!
Shi Huaying: Master, something’s troubling me. My bestie has been acting strange lately.
Master: This fortune stick is a dud. (Throws it away and picks another.)
Shi Huaying: I think my bestie likes me.
Master: This fortune stick is amazing.
Shi Huaying: But I think my bestie might be a man.
Master: A male lesbian? Amazing!
Note: “Rag” means someone anyone can wipe with. The gender is mistaken, not the person's identity.
One-on-one romance, boy-girl pairing (highlighted!), happy ending.
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The story is mainly about saving a universally adored love interest. If you like it, please add it to your favorites.
Everything is written in plain language, with loads of author-created worldbuilding. There are plenty of potential trigger points, so please read the author's note in Chapter One!
Wishing everyone happiness every day!
Theme: Only by living can you have a future.
