There are lots of potential triggers, and the timeline is confusing. Read with caution!!! No complaints if this messes you up❗️
As someone who has died twice and had her soul transmigrate into all sorts of people, nothing can really faze me anymore.
On my third transmigration, I was 16, and Zhang You'ning was 17.
Zhang You'ning was a pretty, quiet girl who had just moved in next door.
Later, I learned that she wasn't quiet by choice. She couldn't speak.
I spent the whole night learning sign language, then knocked on her door early the next morning and told her, in clumsy sign language, that my name was Wen Ling.
She was very welcoming, invited me inside to play, and even gave me a pack of bear-shaped cookies.
Then, that summer, I died.
After dying this time, I transmigrated into the body of a 20-year-old girl.
My memories returned, and I realized that this 20-year-old body was my original one.
After that, I never transmigrated again. Nothing happened for three whole years.
Until I was 24, when I caught Zhang You'ning.
This story has a complicated timeline and a protagonist with multiple identities. The author's writing is at an elementary-school level, so please don't read if that bothers you!!!
This story is told from Wen Ling's first-person perspective. The protagonists have a five-year age gap. The protagonist's past life is set in the late Qing dynasty and includes elements of feudal social norms, but they're only briefly mentioned and have no effect on the later plot. Please take note if that's a concern!
This story has a lot of potential triggers. It was a practice work the author wrote just after signing a contract. Don't click in!!!
All people and company names mentioned in this story are fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental.
Theme: Cherish the people you have.
Wow wow wow, I finished reading it in one go, the big brain is amazing! The two little ones love it too! 😍
I just felt like there was something wrong with the aunt across the street who gave her buns.
Hahahahahahaha