A Phone Call from the Future Helps Me Escape a Dead End

One day, art student Yi Yining gets a phone call from someone claiming to be from 20 years in the future. He says he’s her future husband, Zhang Xu. “We’ve only been married a short while, and then you die,” Zhang Xu tells her excitedly. From him, Yi Yining learns about the tragic life ahead of her. She dreams of becoming a painter, but someone frames her and injures her wrist. Whenever she raises her hand, it trembles so badly that everything blurs. She’ll never be able to hold a paintbrush again. She falls into depression, suffering terribly and spending her days in tears. Even though Zhang Xu lovingly comforts and cares for her after they marry, the combined toll on her body and mind eventually leads her to take her own life. Zhang Xu is a famous television host. Grief-stricken by his wife’s sudden death, he makes repeated mistakes at work, and the station has no choice but to suspend him. The only way Zhang Xu can cope is by calling his wife’s number and telling her voicemail how much he misses her. But this time, the call inexplicably travels through time and is answered by Yi Yining, 20 years in the past. Even more miraculously, Zhang Xu discovers that changes Yi Yining makes 20 years ago can alter the present in real time. To test it, Yi Yining buries a painting under an old tree. Sure enough, Zhang Xu digs up the frame 20 years later, its painting eaten away by insects. “Yining, we still have a chance. This time, we have to survive.” 【A phone call across 20 years, a husband and wife saving each other】 ❤️ Next up: 《Writing Letters to My Past Self for Help》 The night before her wedding, Qian Duoya is pushed off a cruise ship. The waves churn as she tumbles overboard. Before the sea swallows her, she catches sight of a slender little finger wearing a silver ring. After her death, Qian Duoya’s soul drifts back to the little wooden house where she spent her childhood, and she unexpectedly finds her childhood diary. 【Hello, Duoya from 20 years in the future. I’m you at 15. I’m very happy. What about you?】 Bored out of her mind, 35-year-old Qian Duoya scrawls on the page: 【Not happy at all.】 The next day, she discovers an additional line in faded writing on the yellowed diary page: 【Who are you?】 Qian Duoya realizes she can communicate with her past self from 20 years ago. 【Duoya, can you put a hundred yuan in the piggy bank?】 The next day, an old hundred-yuan bill from 20 years ago really appears in the piggy bank. So anything that happened in the past can change the present? Then maybe she can change the way she dies and come back to life! 【Duoya at 15, if you want to stay happy, you have to find out who the real culprit is!】 【There were lots of people on the cruise that day. There are nine people who could have killed me.】 ❤️ Coming soon: 《There’s a Foolish, Honest Man Upstairs》 See the author’s page 【A Bad Woman Bullies an Honest Man】 Every evening, Molly sits outside the shop in a miniskirt, painting her nails. Every evening, Wen Qingshan walks past the shop carrying a bag of oranges. Molly is in a bad mood today, so she flicks a sunflower seed shell at him. It lands right inside his collar. “Hey, big dummy, I’ve got oranges in my place too, and they’re sweeter than yours. Come in and try one!” After that, every time Wen Qingshan passes the shop, he tosses an orange inside, looks at Molly, then turns and walks away with his ears bright red. - Wen Qingshan may be slow on the uptake, but he’s a whiz at repairing appliances. The neighbors tell him he’s old enough to get married and shouldn’t spend all his time hanging around the shop. Every time, Wen Qingshan shakes his head. A wife can’t fill his stomach, but fixing appliances can earn him money to buy lots of tasty food. Until one day, Molly tells him firsthand that being with a sweet, soft wife can bring a feeling even more wonderful than a full stomach. Wen Qingshan is so smitten that he insists on marrying her. A neighbor warns him, “That woman’s no good. She’s after your money!” Wen Qingshan repeats every word to Molly. Molly takes a group of people and yells at the neighbor’s door for three days and three nights. When she gets home, Wen Qingshan comes over and says, “Everyone says you’re a bad person, but I don’t believe them. You’re my wife.” Molly curses, “You idiot.” Wen Qingshan smiles, puts a peeled orange in her hand, takes her soft hand, and gazes straight at her. “Can I have an orange tonight?” Molly: “Eat your own head!” Theme: Care for people with disabilities. Love and kindness, equality for all, and peaceful coexistence.