Hero Mo

I’ve started a new story, So This Is What Heartbreak Feels Like. I hope you’ll support it.

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So This Is What Heartbreak Feels Like is told in the first person. It’s about a vocational-school girl born in the 1990s and her attitudes toward friendship, family, and love. This story has neither the grand drama of transmigration novels nor the alluring maturity of urban heroines. It has only a heart trembling in the face of society. She has her own principles, but by clinging to them, she has missed out on many things.

People need hardships to grow, and growth needs pain to prove itself. Whatever she ultimately gains or loses, at least her heart has matured.

Come see how she struggles with her feelings and how she handles them!

This story might not be everyone’s cup of tea, but Yi has used a different kind of honest emotion to tell it. I hope you’ll support it!

Synopsis of Hero Mo:

If trust has vanished from a relationship, leaving only exploitation, should you keep tormenting yourself? Better to cut through your feelings with a sword and give each other the freedom to move on...

Excerpt One:

“This sword stroke repays the kindness you showed me when we first met. From now on, we go our separate ways. Qin Xiaoling and Yan Linfeng are no longer friends.”

Her red blood coated the blade, dripping from its tip onto the hem of her red robe like blooming spider lilies, proclaiming its mercilessness to the world. Qin Xiaoling stared coldly at Yan Linfeng, turned the sword toward her own chest again, and thrust it in hard. The blade flashed a brilliant white in the moonlight. “This stroke severs the bond between us. From now on, we have nothing to do with each other. I, Qin Xiaoling, no longer love Yan Linfeng from this moment on, because he isn’t worthy.”

Neither of them was at fault in this relationship. The tragedy was that they tried to protect themselves in different ways, and ended up hurting each other without even realizing it.

Who says she can’t fall in love at first sight? The moment she saw Xi Hanlie, she knew he was different from Yan Linfeng. The sword wound in her chest told her that her heart would never beat for that man again.

How could she not carefully search for a lifelong partner? The glory of the battlefield and the chaos of the world had worn her down. Power wasn’t what she loved, but that didn’t mean she would let others walk all over her...

Why should two people’s feelings have to answer to worldly conventions?