Listen to My Excuses

From reading Ye Niang's "Sister's Lover" in the second year of junior high, I became a complete siscon, fantasizing about having a sister like Lin Jingyi every day (tears welling up). Now, having just finished the college entrance exam, looking at the date Ye Niang left under "Sister's Lover's" flyer, it feels like 2017. It's a bit surreal; in the blink of an eye, the college entrance exam is over. I've completely changed, from competitive to somewhat insecure and socially anxious, from confident to somewhat withdrawn. Throughout my senior year of high school, I thought I'd write a novel like "Sister's Lover" after the exam. Lately, I seem less of a siscon and more of a sister-complex (thanks to Ye Niang's book about her older sister). Time flies, but Ye Niang is still updating her story, and I'm about to enter university...

The author's portrayal of the sister-lover is so well done; after finishing it, I felt empty, as if I had lost something. I looked for several other sister-complex novels, but they were all bland and unappealing. I'm grateful to the author for their contribution, allowing me to read such a wonderful sister-themed novel. I would call it the highest mountain and the longest river in my heart when it comes to sister-themed novels.

After reading the latest chapter, it feels like the female leads are getting increasingly intense with Tang Zhi's return and Miss Wang Jin's long-awaited reappearance. Personally, I hope the male lead won't be as emotionally unintelligent as some Japanese light novel protagonists, otherwise it wouldn't match the consistently high-quality PD work of Ye Liang.

I'm out of space to write this rant, and I don't want to break it into paragraphs, so I'll just leave it here. Wang Jin is a well-mannered rich girl. She secretly falls in love with a boy who resembles her greatly, as if they were soulmates. She quickly becomes infatuated. She knows her family background has nothing to do with her personality. So she tries her best to become a better person, to get closer to the boy, hoping to catch up with him. But Wang Jin ultimately fails. They meet one last time, and she's desperate. She's tried everything, but nothing can keep the boy by her side. She can't stay rational anymore; her former upbringing, elegance, and composure have all vanished. Utterly...

Every time I take out my sister's book to read, I feel a sense of regret after finishing it. So many years have passed without me realizing it. I really wish I could see my mother finish that book.

I absolutely adore Ye Niang's younger and older sisters. I've read Ye Niang's younger sister's story countless times, but always through pirated copies (I don't know why some novels on Pineapple Bundle are pirated, but it also shows that the younger sister's success exceeded the platform's expectations). Overall, I'm back to pay back my money. Also, I'm wondering if the older sister can continue writing, and the apprentice is quite interesting—the apprentice isn't exactly a criminal, is he? Does Ye Niang have an alternate account? I'll come support you! It doesn't matter if she's not on Pineapple Bundle. I've been reading novels for eight years, and I've never finished a single novel on Pineapple Bundle. Partly it's because the prices are a bit high; some authors charge me seven or eight...

From the very beginning, there was a problem: Tang Zhi was from Tsinghua University, a top-tier institution, while Jiang Yun attended a relatively ordinary university. Logically, a long-distance relationship seemed possible. Would it rely on delivery services or video calls? But this contradicted Tang Zhi's character and academic background, and Jiang Yun's own schedule of classes and tutoring didn't allow for such a relationship. As Jiang Yun lamented, the world is so different. If possible, Jiang Yun's stable life would also be disrupted, changing the situation he had worked so hard to achieve for years. In fact, the possibility was greater after the college entrance exams, but the past is the past. From the current perspective, Jiang Yun is still trapped in his life, and Tang Zhi is far away...

Come back, "Sister Love," I miss you.

My mother has probably started working, and my youth has come to an end.

Tomb sweeping