In her inexperienced youth, she had a prince in her heart.
She dreamed that one day he would ride up on horseback and clasp her hand tightly.
But even the most splendid dreams are eventually shattered by reality.
Without a glass slipper, she could never become a princess.
The prince's radiance eclipsed everything around her.
Then, the day her heart was brutally broken, she was reborn.
But neither escape nor forgetfulness could keep reality's cruelty at bay.
A butterfly breaking free of its cocoon can only take the hand of someone by its side.
There was someone who stayed quietly beside her,
giving endlessly and asking nothing in return, just as she had done many years ago.
Lies could not conceal her pain.
In the pouring rain, she faced a choice.
When we have lost so much,
all we can do is choose to be cruel to someone else.
Only those silent days
keep
moving forward
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Hello, everyone. This is another story of mine, currently being serialized.
A touch of wuxia.
I hope you'll enjoy it. Go check it out!
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Yes, very nice writing I really like this refreshing story The ending is good
Come on, the ending is good...
Yeah~ I agree, the pain of first love, the ending is a bit surprising haha
Who will she choose in the end?
I've finished it. I've finished it. First love is always heartbreaking. The ending is good. . . .
Being able to choose his own love shows that the author has relatively good psychological maturity.
The sentiment of a girl ~ well written. Kindness. Support~
I didn't order it carefully at first, but then it looked pretty good and worth it.
Although it is green, it is very good. Recommend everyone to take a look
The well-crafted suspense makes readers long for the ending; the depiction of love makes people feel heartache and sadness. Even if it is just fantasy, it still has a unique artistic conception. The language style is full of typical post-90s characteristics, but it is still smooth and touching. The only regret, perhaps, is the regret that everyone at this age has, still with the greenness of youth.