My first novel was rushed, so I'll continue updating once I've prepared more. (I'll revise it.)
[Republican Era X Youth X The Nation's First Love]
---In that era, youth left its mark.
In those faded scenes, tears streamed and the land lay shattered.
Qi Sheng, the youngest son of the Qi family, was the apple of everyone's eye.
The character "Sheng" suggests flourishing without decline, thriving without end. His family placed great hopes in him.
But he eventually disappointed his father, becoming a notorious playboy. His reputation preceded him, and he was known throughout Beiping as a shameless hell-raiser.
At a family banquet, their elders introduced the two of them. Qi Sheng looked at the girl before him with a frivolous air, a hint of teasing in his voice. "Call me big brother."
Back then, she thought he was unbearably flippant.
Qi Sheng lived up to his name, acting with flamboyance. His love was passionate and unrestrained.
When she first met him, he was a spoiled young master. Later, he rode off in military uniform, defending a land beneath the stars and loving the one his heart had chosen.
Only later did she realize how deeply she loved him. Some people let their bodies and minds rot, while others refine their souls to perfection.
Gentle, perceptive young woman X spoiled young master
Doctor X officer
Heroine: From mutual dislike to understanding and devotion.
Hero: From spoiled young master to a passionate man, rebellious and unruly at first, then standing tall and proud.
1. The ending is tragic.
2. A coming-of-age ensemble story set in the Republican era.
3. A partially fictionalized setting.
I don't know whether to call this sweet or angsty, so just think of it as a coming-of-age story set in the Republican era!
Theme: Stand together through it all, and devote ourselves to our homeland, China.
