Who Sent This Gift?

[Romance]

Miss Weishuang has been single for 25 years and wants to fall in love. So, on a trip after her birthday, she meets a man named Qi Xingyan. He seems strangely familiar.

Her friends are all astonished that Weishuang has finally fallen in love, then say that if it's Mr. Qi, it isn't surprising.

But... hasn't she only just met Qi Xingyan?

Then Weishuang finds her chat history with Qi Xingyan. The voice is hers, and the messages feel familiar, but they're dated before her birthday.

Weishuang tries to find proof that she and Qi Xingyan didn't know each other, but there is none. Everyone teases them for being made for each other and laughs at Qi Xingyan for being a hopeless romantic chosen by fate.

She believes that he loves her, but is it really her that he loves?

Weishuang starts to doubt him, but Qi Xingyan knows her far too well and indulges her in everything, treating her with boundless tenderness.

It's almost as if he's... another version of herself.

Weishuang remembers the red box she received a few days before her birthday. Inside was nothing but a clean, worn sheet of paper with a message written in red ink: [I'm sorry. Your gift might be late. I hope you won't be angry.]

The day after her birthday, she met Qi Xingyan.

She remembers the wish she made on her seventh birthday, after being ostracized for seeing the strange things ordinary people couldn't see.

"I wish for a love that will never betray me."

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[Plot]

Weishuang quits her job, and then she discovers...

That the world is vast and beautiful, with high mountains, wide seas, bright moons, and gentle breezes.

A discounted plane ticket, a chance encounter with love.

She gets to know another side of herself, and another side of the world.

A colorful chicken that can't be caught,

A line between dawn and sunset,

A city wrapped in fluff,

And countless delicious foods and heartwarming encounters.

This world isn't just full of endless work.

There are also countless sights to see,

And dreams and freedom she had lost in a forgotten corner.

She thinks that she's beginning to feel glad she made that birthday wish all those years ago.

1. This story contains a lot of selfcest elements.

2. There is more than selfcest: all kinds of ghosts and monsters appear, and the female lead can see ghosts.

3. The female lead has a career storyline and a beloved from the past.

4. The male lead is a hopeless romantic of the highest order.

5. A travel road story, with plenty of scenery and food.

Theme: Never forget to love yourself