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Uncrossed Paths is a bittersweet tale about two people who find an undeniable connection despite their differences. It’s a story of friendship, unspoken feelings, and self-growth, showing that sometimes the most meaningful bonds are the ones that change us forever, even if they don’t last. Have you ever met someone who feels like the right person but at the wrong time? The kind of person you tell your secrets to, laugh with until your stomach hurts, and feel an effortless vibe that words can’t explain. For a moment, it feels like maybe, just maybe, this could be something… but deep down, you know the timing, the circumstances, or the universe itself won’t let it happen. That’s what Uncrossed Paths is about, two souls who connect as if they were meant for each other, yet fate keeps them on separate tracks. A story where love lingers in silence, and the “what ifs” echo louder than the words ever spoken.

A shoujo-style novel for those who crave aching romance, cosmic longing, and the kind of love that leaves constellations behind. She taught him how to believe again—how to see beauty in the broken, light in the ordinary. Zani was loud, wild, impossible to ignore. A walking supernova. But what Shin didn’t know was that she was fading. As Zani’s light dimmed, Shin was left orbiting a grief too vast to understand. Just when he begins to slip into the quiet of forgetting, he meets a girl who looks exactly like her—only she’s nothing like the girl he lost. Softer. Quieter. Haunted by her own secrets. Torn between memory and possibility, Shin must decide: Is this a second chance... or a cruel echo of the past?

A teenage boy that has a few more months to live falls in love with a girl that he met in the hospital.Will this change his willingness to live on?

"Some people teach you how to love. Others teach you how to let go." He met her in the rain. A yellow umbrella, a quiet bookstore, and eyes full of memories she wouldn’t speak of. Every Wednesday, they shared a moment. But love isn’t always loud—and some goodbyes don’t come with answers. A short story about quiet love, aching hearts, and the beauty of things that don’t last. “When It Rained That Day” is for those who still remember… someone.

This is an Unoffical Chinese translated novel Author: Hua Fei ( 画飞 ) Translator: Doyenro(for fun) ---------- Su Yan has been reborn. In his previous life, he was obsessed with all things depressing—anime, novels, dramas—you name it. Now, in this world, his job is… a freshly hired newbie screenwriter who just went full-time at a TV station. At first, people thought he must’ve gone through a bad breakup or something to be writing such heart-wrenching stories. But later… Reporter: “Mr. Su Yan, would you say you’re naturally dark-minded? Do you enjoy destroying the beautiful things you create in your stories just to make your fans cry in despair?” Su Yan: “Absolutely not. I’m a 100% mentally stable, sunshine-filled guy who was born with the ability to love.” In reality... Su Yan silently looked at the skills he unlocked by harvesting his fans’ emotional breakdowns— Hiten Mitsurugi-ryu Swordsmanship, Flute Mastery, Violin Mastery, Piano Mastery, Natural Charisma... and so on. He fell into silence. “It’s not my fault. The system made me do it!” The vibe of this story? Think live-action adaptations of emotional gut-punch anime like: Rurouni Kenshin: Trust & Betrayal, Your Lie in April, Oregairu, Scum’s Wish, Air, Clannad, Madoka Magica, Three Questions About the End, Violet Evergarden, I Want to Eat Your Pancreas, Angel Beats!... Maybe even some story-driven games like To the Moon turned into scripts.

Beneath the canopy of cherry blossoms, where the world feels suspended in time, Akira and Hana have always found solace in each other. From childhood friends to something deeper, their bond has grown as naturally as the petals that drift from the ancient tree overlooking their town. For Akira, every moment with Hana is a step closer to his dream—painting their shared future with colors of love and endless possibilities. But as the vibrant hues of spring begin to fade, Akira notices a distance in Hana's once-luminous eyes, a sadness she can no longer hide. Their once care-free days of laughter and shared dreams have begun to unravel into quiet moments filled with unsaid words. Akira feels it in his chest—a weight he doesn’t understand but can’t shake. He’s ready to tell her how he feels, to offer her a future as beautiful and enduring as their love for each other, but something is holding Hana back. As they sit together under the cherry blossom tree, Akira feels the fragile pulse of time slipping away from them. The petals that once symbolized renewal now seem to represent something more fleeting—a love caught in the delicate space between hope and despair. While Akira’s heart beats with the anticipation of the life they could share, Hana remains haunted by a secret she can’t bear to tell him. "Heart of Cherry Blossoms" is a touching tale of two souls intertwined by fate and bound by love, yet confronted with the painful truth of life’s impermanence. As Akira and Hana navigate the fine line between holding on and letting go, they must come to terms with the reality that even the most beautiful moments, like the bloom of the cherry blossoms, are fleeting. In this deeply emotional story, love is not just about finding someone to share a future with—it’s about cherishing the moments that may soon be lost forever.