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Transmigration: Miss Liu's Journey To The Past

"To fully appreciate the crescendo of our own existence, we must sometimes embrace moments of silence. Such is the symphony of life." ~~~ Liu Xinyu has always lived by one motto: "Never give up." Despite facing numerous setbacks and challenges in life, she has persevered, always looking ahead with unwavering determination. However, after a life-altering accident leaves her feeling exhausted and adrift, she begins to question the purpose behind her relentless pursuit. In search of clarity and meaning, Liu Xinyu finds herself inexplicably transported more than two decades into the past, a time when her parents were young and unmarried. Looking at her young parents who looked more like enemies than lovers, Liu Xinyu felt like everything she knew was a lie. Stuck in the past, Liu Xinyu has to navigate the complexities of her parents' past and the implications it holds for her own identity. Join Liu Xinyu as she embarks on a journey to the past filled with mysteries and untold secrets. She must confront the long-buried family secrets, reconcile her conflicting emotions, and ultimately find the strength to redefine her sense of self and purpose along with a fanciful crime partner. TAGS::: #transmigration, #timetravel, #ghosts, #secrets, #90s, #strongprotagonist, #athleteprotagonist, #ghostfriends, #past, #hiddenidentities, #comedy, #familysecrets, #complexrelationships

XiaoMeeHee · Fantasy
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161 Chs

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As they walked deeper and deeper into the forest, Yiyi was certain that they were lost for sure this time and Liu Xinyu's hopes for wanting to go back home were just wishful thinking too but oddly, she didn't say her thoughts out loud. She was the only one who knew how much Liu Xinyu wanted to go home and even if there was a slightest bit of a chance, she'd take that chance at any cost just like right now.

As the rain fell on them, Liu Xinyu still didn't give up but slowly, the rain seeped not only into her clothes but also into her bones, chilling her passionate heart that had been excited enough to not even make her feel tired just now.

The light in her eyes dimmed slowly and then went out completely, leaving behind desolation. She found a small opening between the two rocks and crouched down to sit in the small hole that provided shade from the rain. Hugging her knees, she buried her head in her legs and just sat there silently.