This is my first novel, and the plot and characters have their flaws. The first more than seventy thousand free words should give you a good idea of my style. If you don't like it, don't force yourself to keep reading. There are countless great novels on Jinjiang. Maybe we'll meet again in one of my next books.
The blurb for my new book, After Being Wooed by My Omega Stepsister, is below.
[Click to read the everyday mutual hatred of an enemies-to-lovers couple]
When she was young, Si Qi thought no one could love Si Ruxu more than she did.
In their fifth year together, Si Ruxu looked at the gift hidden behind Si Qi's back, smiled, and calmly, casually ended their relationship as if it were nothing important.
Afterward, the apocalypse arrived. When they met again, Si Ruxu was a high-level dual-attribute Esper, one of the earliest to awaken her powers, while Si Qi was an ordinary person left behind by the apocalypse. As a horde of zombies approached, she was thrown out as the first line of flesh and blood, meant to shield the Espers.
At the second she was swallowed by the zombie horde, Si Qi thought that if she'd known things would end so miserably, she should have stayed away from Si Ruxu and gone out to find a chance to survive.
After the pain of her flesh being torn apart, she was reborn on the day before she was bitten to death by zombies. She decided to get far away from there.
On her first day trying to survive, Si Qi hid in the crowd and watched from afar as Si Ruxu, surrounded by people, entered the base's upper levels. She glanced over once, then looked away and thought about hiding the bread in her arms.
On her tenth difficult day of survival, Si Qi escaped the base and found Si Ruxu, injured by someone and suffering from unstable powers. She risked her life to nurse her back to health and cure her, then left, or rather, ran away.
When they met again,
Si Ruxu didn't spare her a glance. She coldly watched as Si Qi was branded a thief who had stolen the ultimate weapon, surrounded by countless Espers, and forced to fall into a black hole.
On her Nth difficult day of survival, Si Ruxu cornered her against a shattered wall. Mutated plants writhed behind her, and a rampaging horde of zombies blocked her path. Si Qi tilted her head, smiling as if nothing could trouble her. With a wave of her hand, the world changed. "Are you trying to live and die with me?"
Si Qi didn't know that during the countless sleepless nights after she'd gone missing, Si Ruxu had thought, if the price of learning to love was losing the person you loved most, then that price was too high.
When they met again, Si Ruxu set herself on fire, willingly offering everything she had and begging Si Qi to love her a little more, just like before.
No one would know that Si Ruxu was the moon Si Qi could never reach, the seven-year itch of a love she could never have.
If life was a net suspended without resolution, then she was willing to sink into it and never see the sun.
The following is a blurb for a book I'm saving for later.
On Fu Zhou's seventeenth birthday, her father, Fu Li, brought her a birthday present: the older sister she'd wanted as a child.
Fu Zhou looked toward the doorway expressionlessly. A girl stood a short distance outside, her gaze falling on Fu Zhou through a layer of hazy sunlight. She was slender and tall, her snow-white skin set off by pale eyes that held the last unmelted snow of spring.
Fu Zhou smiled faintly. "Get lost."
Fu Zhou thought her nominal older sister, who wasn't on the same household registration and shared neither parent with her, had something wrong with her. She didn't go after the couples who were always together outside, but went after Fu Zhou, who had an unrequited crush. She didn't catch students playing on their phones in class, but picked on Fu Zhou for making instant hotpot a few minutes early.
After being targeted for the umpteenth time, Fu Zhou finally cornered her in her room. "Seriously, what's your problem? I haven't even complained that you'll get a share of my family's inheritance, but you bully me at school every day."
Chu Xiyu gave her a cool, distant look. A lingering warmth remained in her eyes. "I'm not here for the inheritance. I'm your seventeenth-birthday present."
Chu Xiyu was terribly jealous of Fu Zhou: jealous that she was loved, jealous that she knew how to love someone. So she used their nominal relationship to lure Fu Zhou in layer by layer, then withdrew just as Fu Zhou was falling deep.
On the night she rejected Fu Zhou, the girl pinned her against the door. Her hot breath fell on Chu Xiyu's fair neck, making her shudder.
She heard the girl's cold, dark voice.
"Sister, didn't you say you would never leave me?"
Only then did Chu Xiyu realize she had never understood the hidden pain beneath Fu Zhou's outward appearance. By the time she noticed, the girl had already drawn back the tentacles she once cautiously extended toward her, smiling brightly in the sun.
Yet the sight tore at her heart with piercing pain.
Actually, it's a sweet little story with a touch of bitterness.
A puppy-like top who can be soothed with a few words x a cool, reserved, sharp-tongued but soft-hearted, proud bottom
A mild breakup-and-regret arc. Even when the two girls argue, they still have dinner at the same table.
Saved on September 11, 2025.
Theme: Learn to cherish what you have.
When I read the main text, I actually didn't have a deep understanding of the transition from their sweet life to Xiaoxu's unfeeling after the breakup, but the cliff-hanger breakup in the extra chapter became clearer. After reading it, I really lamented Xiao Xu, how could you be so heartless 😭, Xiao Si is still too gentle, and he didn't say anything harsh. Xiao Xu's love is really hot and cold. If there is no apocalypse, I feel that Xiao Si will be more difficult to pursue.
Si Ruxu also has a very sad past, but it's true that her relationship boss Ruxu didn't treat Xiao Si very well after they broke up. I feel that the two of them are emotionally mismatched. Xiaosi is too innocent and serious in his treatment of emotions, and he is willing to tell stories to Xiaoxiaoxu (the young version of his ex-wife who was so deeply hurt). He is really a kind-hearted and good baby. Come on, Xiaoxu, chase slowly The author pays great attention to your health. If you feel uncomfortable, take medicine in time.
What's nice is that this kind of depressive and lifeless blackness is most suitable for Si Qi. Finished spreading flowers [spreading flowers]
In the end, it was Xiao Si who suffered the most.
I'm really curious as to how it will be resolved in the end. This looks like a dead end hahaha. I don't want Xiaosi to be the last one left. At this stage, I feel that death is a relief for Xiaosi. Come on, Xiaoxu.
It turns out that the widow came all the way to catch someone (pointing to
Hmm, it would be great if there was an if line that could darken the entanglement between Xiao Qi and Si Ruxu. It would be very touching. However, I feel that the darkening of Si Qi's character will not be very complete.
But the breakup happened before the end of the world, and the calculations are always there.
I feel like Stoudemire is so coaxable
The writing is very good, but the crematorium is not strong enough. It feels like scratching an itch. Alas.