This book was the reason I first wanted to write. I'm grateful it came into my life, and grateful to myself for sticking with it until I signed a contract. Otherwise, I might never have written in this lifetime.
* Low energy, average typing speed. I care about quality and do my best to update daily.
* I write according to my own tastes. If it's not for you, please move on, and let's respect each other.
* Same name on Weibo, but I'm not very active.
[Reading Notes]
These three chapters were posted just for fun. They're all abandoned drafts of over 200,000 characters that I poured my heart into during my second year of high school. By now, I've more or less completely abandoned them...
I write novels to tell stories, not to write some damn argumentative essay or moral handbook. I'm not bound by a pile of rules about right and wrong. Read if you want, leave if you don't.
Please don't give me writing lessons. I'm only open to suggestions about plot and logic.
A character's values aren't the author's values, especially when it comes to the Villain. Thank you.
Don't ship male characters in romance novels. Please respect readers who only want romance. [Important]
I promise that male characters who have a good relationship in my romance novels are only friends or family. Please don't force other interpretations or make things up. I find that kind of behavior disgusting, and I dislike any comments shipping men together in my romance novels.
(This isn't about disliking any particular genre. I simply dislike people who don't think and can't read the room. I also can't understand why people see two men getting along and immediately start shipping them.)
If you like a non-canon pairing, please keep it to yourself. Feel free to support the canon pairing or the pairing I promote.
I'm fine with any supporting character taking center stage, whether they're good or bad.
I'm not fine with people attacking real people because of fictional characters. Every reader has the right to like whoever they want, good or bad. Please respect each other and don't shove your opinions in other people's faces. Feel free to discuss the plot normally, analyze the characters logically, and so on.
Please don't label my heroines as strong women or come here with slogans about strong women.
When it comes to writing, I'll write what I want. Whatever story I write is what it is, entirely based on my own interests. If you don't like it, click away. It's simple. I hope we can respect each other.
Don't read my romance novels expecting the heroine to remain single and independent. Please go to the no-couple section instead. If I decide a heroine will remain single, I'll put the book in the no-couple section myself.
(That's unlikely. I prefer stories with human relationships, love and hate. Even if there's no male lead, there will probably still be an important male supporting character with unrequited feelings for the heroine.)
For some books, I might not settle on a male lead, but the heroine will still have a passionate, complicated relationship with someone. He just won't have the official status of her one-and-only, so it'll still count as romance.
I'm open to reasonable suggestions and comments about your reading experience, but subscribing won't get you a custom story, and there's no extra fee for one. I only write what I like. If it's not for you, move on, or see you in my next book.
Since no one was commenting, I've now turned off the comment sections on all my works and am just quietly writing.
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