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My Dearest General: It Has Always Been You

Sixteen-years-old high schooler Shi Nian was supposed to be the twelfth victim of a serial killer. After being confined for three months, she managed to escape somehow. Yet unfortunately, she fell into a landslide amidst fleeing and got buried underneath. Afterwhich, she was in a coma, one which numerous doctors stated that only with miracle would she be able to pull through. Yet once again, she managed to do the impossible. Upon waking up, other than blurry memory of the incident and PTSD which caused her to be momentarily mute, Shi Nian regained the memory of her past life. Her lord, General Jiang, was a valiant hero who led thousands of armies, fighting for the safety of the nation but ended up being murdered by the same nation he was protecting. Meanwhile, she was Shi Nian, his little mute maidservant who followed him to his death. In this life, Jiang Jinyan was a high jump athlete who had his future ruined by a car accident that took one of his legs. He became a reclusive, gloomy and absolutely unapproachable Jiang Jinyan, totally different than how she remembered General Jiang to be. With a string of bizarre cases which led her back to the serial killer, would she be able to reunite with him once again? *** In her past life, she couldn’t say any word. This life, she wanted to use every chance she have to tell him, “It’s you. It has always been you." *** Additional tags: Romance, reincarnation, teen, school life, psychological, thriller, urban crime, police, detective, disabilities, emo male lead, strong protagonists, slow burn, gore, important side character(s), mental illness, manipulation, negative thoughts, mature Police, Crime and Love Series 1. My Dearest General (completed) 2. The Devil By My Side (coming soon) Follow my reading list "Delana's Books" to receive updates! Find me on: Instagram: delanasiwarka Discord server: bit.ly/delanadiscord Discord: delanasiwarka#1490 Cover is owned by me. Drawn by lia.audelia

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Even though Shi Nian's confession was rejected, her life still went on as usual. At most, it was just her who was often distracted in class, causing Teacher Yao to call on her to answer the Mathematics question twice. Fortunately, Shi Nian's forte had always been in numerical subjects. 

After racking her brain and writing the answer on the blackboard, Shi Nian heaved a sigh in relief. She managed to avoid the embarrassment of standing in front of the class because of daydreaming.

On the podium, Teacher Yao's face was slightly displeased yet satisfied at the same time. "Good, classmate Shi Nian can answer this question that's out of last year's exam context. Actually, it isn't that difficult, you just have to understand how to line up the function." After Teacher Yao explained the theoretical knowledge of derivative function, she ended it with a gentle admonishment. "However, being able to do questions doesn't mean you can zone out in class, understand?"