Long Are the Days Ahead (Old Wound, New Growth Prequel)

  




Long Are the Days Ahead (来日方长)
Author: 诗无茶
Total Chapters: On going

Synopsis

Main story in third-person

​-Synopsis-

​They say a story about an unrequited love is only interesting when told from the perspective of the person being loved.

​Later, I thought about it.

In that case, mine and Li Chishu's story can be told by either of us.

​Fake cool guy who is actually a puppy X Cold-faced ninja¹

​¹A trope for a character who is stoic, quiet, emotionally guarded, and enduring.

HE (Happy Ending)

​Tags: Urban Romance, Flower Season(Youth) Rainy Season (Adolescence), Dedicated Love (One and Only Love), Sweet Story, School Campus, Unrequited Love

​One-line Summary: I love you in both my past and present lives.

​Theme: Love is the bridge between two lifetimes.


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