Description
1.
Mai Zi has a secret: she likes Lin Tengzhi.
She dreams of having Lin Tengzhi's name on the same marriage certificate as hers.
But a dream is only a dream, and a secret can only ever stay a secret.
Lin Tengzhi will never sign Mai Zi's marriage application.
She will only sign her name on Mai Zi's report card, as her older sister.
2.
Mai Zi remembers what Lin Tengzhi told her: "Xiao Zi, don't be afraid. I'll always be your big sister."
So she endured it, keeping her love buried deep inside to maintain their warm facade.
But when Mai Zi turned eighteen, the secret was finally laid bare.
Tears in her eyes, she looked stricken at being found out, with just the faintest trace of hope.
She offered Lin Tengzhi her whole heart.
She said, "Lin Tengzhi, I love you."
"I don't want to be your little sister anymore."
3.
When Lin Tengzhi was ten, she brought Mai Zi home.
Later, their mother died, and the two of them were left to depend on each other.
The girl she'd raised from childhood was as close to her as a biological sister.
With the secret exposed and their feelings out of bounds, all she could do was keep her distance.
When they met again, the childish girl seemed to have truly grown into an adult.
She'd left her recklessness and willfulness behind in the past. Standing beside the young woman at her side, she looked like her perfect match.
She said, "Big sister, long time no see."
"This is my girlfriend."
[Bittersweet with a touch of angst, happy ending]
[Cool and aloof to outsiders, gentle veterinarian big sister x seemingly obedient but actually obsessive forest ranger little sister]
[They grew up together, but are not related by blood. Younger woman/older woman, five-year age gap]
[All the main characters are women. I won't write any female villains in this novel. Male characters will all be disposable villains and won't even have names.]
[Original title: Secretly Tangled in Vines]
Next novel: Spring Deep, No Snow in Sight
Synopsis:
In the autumn of 2000, seventeen-year-old Li Chunshen was known around school as a rebellious girl.
The autumn wind was biting, but she wore a spaghetti-strap top and miniskirt, with the trendiest makeup: dramatic eyelashes and nude lipstick.
Li Chunshen learned to smoke. Even when the smoke made her choke and brought tears to her eyes, she thought it made her look imposing, like no one would dare mess with her.
That winter, Li Chunshen found a young girl in the freezing snow.
The girl had a fever that wouldn't go down. Li Chunshen took her to the hospital, and when she woke up, she couldn't remember anyone and clung to Li Chunshen.
Looking after a young girl was hard, especially one who couldn't speak.
Li Chunshen had to keep an eye on her at all times, worried she might be hungry, cold, or sad.
Li Chunshen gave the girl a name, using her own surname: Li Jianxue.
Li Jianxue had a very keen nose. Whenever Li Chunshen smoked, she'd wrinkle her nose, pounce on her on the bed, and sniff her hair.
If she smelled smoke, she'd bite Li Chunshen hard on the face.
The little girl ended up with cheap powder all over her mouth.
So Li Chunshen washed the heavy makeup off her face.
She started quitting smoking.
In the summer of 2001, Li Chunshen took the college entrance exam and got into a mediocre school.
Still, with Li Jianxue urging her on, she made it to university.
She thought about saving up more money and taking Li Jianxue to Tiananmen Square, a place she'd always wanted to visit.
In the autumn of 2004, Li Jianxue's family came looking for her.
It turned out she had a name and a happy family.
Li Jianxue's mother was dressed in expensive clothes, and the jewels around her neck were worth more than Li Chunshen could earn in a lifetime.
"Thank you, young lady."
"I really wouldn't have known what to do if not for you."
"This is a little something from us. Please accept it."
Her words were full of gratitude, but Li Chunshen couldn't help feeling that the woman was looking at her like she was trash.
Li Chunshen said nothing. She took the money and didn't look at Li Jianxue again.
She knew Li Jianxue was crying. Unable to speak, she could only make hoarse sounds in her throat.
But Li Chunshen knew she couldn't give Li Jianxue a better life.
At the 2008 Olympics, Li Chunshen was twenty-five and went to Beijing.
Fireworks burst across the sky at the closing ceremony. In the crowd, she bumped into someone.
Li Jianxue's hair fell to her waist, and she was holding another woman's hand.
The gemstone rings on their fingers glittered brilliantly.
Reader's note: This is set in the real world, but I don't write male characters (that's how the novel is set up, so please don't overthink it. If you don't like it, please avoid it. Thank you.)
A little melodramatic, focused on romance, with an estranged couple getting back together.
Older top.
Core theme: Cherish your time
It won't end here, I haven't seen enough 🥺
This is indeed the case. As a senior party member, I read this article and felt that my sister really gave Maizi many opportunities and was always tolerant regardless of past grudges. Although I may not understand because of some entanglements in the junior year, fortunately he [let me be healthy] [let me be healthy] [let me be healthy]
It's good to be happy. I'm finally happy. So I guessed it right. Ye Li didn't die. That's why you said that the ending must be happy.
In fact, I don't think it's serious enough that she might die if we are together. Someone like Mai Zi will definitely protect her, and it's not worth giving up for the vague possibility now. In the final analysis, Mai Zi is still a bit psychologically afraid. And I don't agree with my sister giving up her life to save rare birds. Life always comes first, but fortunately the ending is good [Let me be healthy]
It's a good ending 😭 😭 😭 Finally!!! Throwing flowers 🎆🎆🎆 It is not easy to write an article. It has been a lot of hard work. Every time I turn on the computer, every time I think about it, it should be a kind of pain. Do you feel pressured every time you think about my ID? I'm sorry, teacher. I was more energetic at that time. Looking back now, I should have been urging for updates every day. There was such a big expectation... When I first opened this chapter, I almost forgot the content of the novel, but as I slowly continued reading, I actually remembered it again. After I had read so much nonsense during this period. Thank you so much for giving them a good ending. I like this novel very much, thank you for meeting me[][][]
If I hadn't turned on the reminder, I wouldn't have known about the update of Daqing Mimi [Glasses]
Don't skip the words that need to be handed in, don't keep those who love writing waiting/.[Panda Head]
Work hard this weekend and strive for 6000+ 😆
Children who go to bed late will have food to eat 🐶
Can there be two more extra stories about Ye Li? I can't get enough [changed]