Novel blurb
Seeing Liang Qiu again, Shi Jia felt as if something inside her had been struck like stone being chiseled.
It had nothing to do with the past, nor with how he looked now.
It was the person standing before her, like a lone mountain, a mountain marked by absence and silence, as if it could shake the world.
“The sun at eighteen isn't the same as the sun at twenty-eight. But I know that when we're thirty-eight, forty-eight... Liang Qiu, you're still the one I want to meet.”
[Beautiful translator × bookstore owner and writer]
[Levelheaded, a little stubborn × detached but not indifferent]
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Faux uncle and niece (Note: the leads are not related) / Reunion
Eight-year age gap / Happy ending
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Tips:
* A serious drama. The male lead has a disability affecting one side of his body, so readers who need a perfect male lead, please take note.
* As always, the story is realistic and focused on everyday life, with a somewhat somber tone.
* Inspired by Conrad Jon Godly's mountain paintings.
* First version of the blurb posted on 2024.07.29. Revised on 2024.11.05.
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Coming soon: The Time Difference Between Us
Fang Sui never imagined
that the difference between their lives would be eleven years,
and the difference between their schedules, eleven hours.
The time difference between them never changed.
She and he became the closest people in each other's lives.
“Meeting too early is a regret; meeting too late is beyond our power... Luckily, we met at just the right time, not a moment too early or too late... Luckily, it was you.”
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[Bright and generous × reserved and devoted]
[Compliance lawyer at an offshore law firm × sleep-medicine doctor]
Content notes:
* Eleven-year age gap. The male lead is older, and the woman pursues the man.
* Both leads have exes and have each had one past relationship. Please take note if this bothers you.
* The male lead has a disability, specifics to be determined. Please take note if this bothers you.
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Theme: Winter comes around again and again, and the people meant to meet will meet again.
There are too many lunatics in the world who think they can talk nonsense just by having a mouth. Although they have complete arms, they are in such sharp contrast with Liang Qiu, who only has half of his left arm, that it makes people feel ironic. Liangqiu used the remaining half of his body to build a safe haven for Jiajia and protect Jiajia. However, these black men who seemed to have all their beards and tails could seriously injure others at will without any cost...
Old man Liang, don't dance like that. I'm worried that your good legs will have to pay you for dancing sooner or later!
Damn, can Xinwen put the food in?
Recently, I have been too lazy to look for new articles in the literary shortage, so I came to review these books by my teacher. I really like the teacher's writing style. As a spiritual Shanghainese who has lived in Shanghai for several years, I find it very cordial. I also like the male and female protagonists in each book. The female protagonists are sober, confident, independent, and very charming 😍. Although the male protagonists have physical imperfections (except for Dr. Chen), perhaps it is this imperfection that makes them perfect. I look forward to the teacher publishing a new article as soon as possible [Spreading Flowers]
Happy birthday, Mr. Liang.
I have finished reading another book. Congratulations on finishing it. What should I write in the next one? 🤩
Xu Jiao'e: I'm not transparent either. 😭 😭
It's the Nth time. See you in the next story~
I really like the author's male protagonist! They all hit my mark, please write more! Write more! Open a new article soon~~
You can read all four articles n+1 times. It's a good match to catch fish and suffer from insomnia.