Second book: Xiao Qi and Feng Yin's modern story, "Don't Lose Me Again," has begun serialization. Welcome back, the story is still continuing. This novel's blurb: after rereading it myself, I felt the early part was genuinely awkward, so I recommend holding on until chapter fifteen. It gets better later. If you truly cannot make it that far, emmmmm, that just means my writing is ugly, and you do not need to force yourself. Thank you for reading. Cold beauty shou / obsessive, delicate gong. Chu Muqi falls for that cold beauty at first sight. The book says she is a female supporting character who is just about to fall off a cliff and have all her meridians severed? Someone stares fixedly at the beauty under the moon, utterly serious: no problem at all! Let me save the beauty and win her heart! Then she hears that the emperor is plotting to frame her and even his ministers are secretly coveting her? Someone steps in to protect her without hesitation: everyone, stand aside! This is my best chance to capture her heart! Later, when others come to ask for the beauty's hand in marriage, someone, someone... Wei Fengyin suddenly goes limp and collapses into Chu Muqi's arms. Looking at Chu Muqi's dark expression, she is startled and flustered. "Xiao Qi... you..." Chu Muqi hoists her onto her shoulder while muttering curses under her breath. This young lady is done playing around! I have guarded her for so long, and now someone still wants to cut in? I am packing her up and taking her away first, and we can talk later! This is a story about someone who longs with all her heart to get close to a beauty, and who finally, after a fierce struggle, succeeds in carrying the beauty home. The whole novel dotes on the female supporting character, uses the gong's perspective as the primary viewpoint, protects the heroine all the way through, and readers who dislike that should not enter. Next novel in line: "Mutual Pity Plan." Qin Shouyu guarded Cui Jiang for many years. Cui Jiang also used her for many years. Only when she had been used until her death did Shouyu resolutely push Cui Jiang's embrace away and choose to roll cleanly off a cliff instead. Cui Jiang is reborn and comes back to a life in which she and Shouyu have no intersection at all. Shouyu never entered the national academy, never married because of a wager, and never met her. More than that, the first time Cui Jiang sees her, Shouyu raises her hand and brings the blade down at once, splashing Cui Jiang's face with blood. "Do you know me?" Shouyu asks. She came riding the wind, yet the old acquaintance in front of her does not recognize her at all. Cui Jiang thinks about it, wipes away the blood, shakes her head, and says, "I don't remember. I suppose we've never met."