A Century-Long Promise

This book is mainly about recording the myriad things in life, and the pace is very slow. So if you prefer fast-paced stories, I apologize. The chapters generally consist of the main story, followed by some thoughts from the author and a few character notes. There may be inconsistencies from one part to another. I usually finish a story before posting it. The book is called A Century-Long Promise because the male lead is named Shounian and the female lead is named Baiyue. I like the words “keep a promise,” and I don’t think there’s anything wrong with them. I even named my kitten Shouyue. I know the name may bring a certain game to mind, but there are many things I never managed to finish in my own life. After facing life and death, I’ve come to take many things less seriously, and I feel I owe my former self an answer. The chapters are so long because I know this book isn’t good. I want to tell a whole story in each chapter, but it’s clear that many people don’t like that. Maybe I’ll change that tomorrow. Sorry, this book isn’t good, but I’m writing it for love, so... If you spot typos, grammar mistakes, or problems with the writing, feel free to say so. You can even scold me to my face that very night. But the stories in this book are about the many faces of life, and I hope I can do them justice. I’m sorry. A century of keeping promises, keeping a promise for a century. My name is Shounian. It’s funny, but this name seems to have tied me down. It feels like I’ve been trapped by it my whole life. Shounian, Shounian. I’ve kept this name year after year. Why do you all only let me keep it? Shounian kept his promise year after year. Baiyue made a hundred promises, but fulfilled only one: the promise to love you.