Life inevitably has cracks, where light shines in.

★Powerful and talented writer Jiang Qingchu's masterpiece!
The author, a renowned late-night DJ with 20 years of experience, is a master storyteller with a massive online following.

★Recommended by renowned writer Zhang Xiaoxian!
You passed through my world, destined that I could no longer live peacefully. We will eventually exhaust our entire lives and reconcile with our unfortunate childhood.

★ Highly acclaimed young adult mystery novels!
With the themes of love and hate, life and death, and the growth trajectories and emotional experiences of two women as carriers, it showcases the depth and resilience of female friendship, which is no less than "My Brilliant Friend".

The "Jiang Tianhong Mystery Love Novel" series include 2 books:
"Only Love Brings Us Together"
"You Won't Disappear"

Twin sisters Yingtao (Cherry) and Gu Yu have been emotionally distant since childhood. Gu Yu grew up unhappy under the shadow of her accomplished sister, while Yingtao tragically died in a fire accident. Haunted by this trauma, Gu Yu developed a dual personality, torn between her own identity and that of her sister.
Years later, Gu Yu meets a man she admires, Huo Siyuan, only to discover that the woman he loves is her childhood playmate, Xiao Qi. To her shock, she also learns that Xiao Qi is connected to the fire that caused Yingtao’s death years ago. As Gu Yu delves deeper into uncovering the truth, she becomes entangled in a web of grudges and conflicts with Xiao Qi. The two women oscillate between hostility and suspicion, yet they also find themselves needing and comforting each other.

This story portrays two girls who, after enduring fire and disaster, death and betrayal, loss and search, ultimately find redemption and healing in each other, completing their journey of youthful salvation.

Jiang Qingchu, whose real name is Jiang Tianhong, is a talented and accomplished author, emotional radio show host, and independent radio drama producer. A mysterious and free-spirited Aquarius, her writing, much like her voice, is captivating and magical, earning her the admiration of countless fans. She excels at blending suspense and mystery elements into romance novels, creating a unique and distinctive writing style. Her published works include the full-length novels “Only Love Brings Us Together” and You Won’t Disappear.

Chapter 1: Meeting You Couldn’t Be Meaningless/001
Chapter 2: You Passing Through My World, I am destined to no longer live a peaceful life
Chapter 3: I Don't Want to Leave, You Know How Helpless I Feel/045
Chapter 4: I Could Turn Away and Not See You, But Instead, I Choose to Blind Myself/079
Chapter 5: Life Is About Being Born and Living On /097
Chapter 6: I'm not waiting for you, I'm just waiting for Time
Chapter 7: Life is a Circle, We All Walk on the Edge/185
Chapter 8: Not Disturbing You Is My Final Act of Tenderness/213
Chapter 9: The World Isn’t Perfect, So Life Is Bound to Have Flaws/239
Chapter 10: A Lifetime Is So Long, How Could My Memories Not Include You?/(263)

When Xiao Qi was 14 years old, she experienced her first period. She was shocked and ashamed, and the bloody scene was witnessed by her father.
A rope hung from the beam, the other end tied around her waist. She dangled like a suspended zongzi, her head drooping, arms twisted behind her back. She didn’t feel much pain—her legs had already gone numb. She struggled to lift her head, peering through her messy hair. She knew her father couldn’t stand the sight of her like this, and sure enough, he yanked the rope fiercely, shouting, “I’m asking you, why aren’t you crying?!”
Her spine felt as if it were on fire, and her back was drenched in sweat.
“Only a bastard would cry. Only a bastard would give you what you want.” She retorted with the same ferocity, though her strength was failing, her teeth clenched audibly.
“I must have done something evil to have given birth to a cursed child like you! You should’ve drowned at birth, wasted over a decade of my rice, and now you’ve ruined my son! Why aren’t you dead yet?”
Sweat blurred her vision, and she suddenly spat out, “Why aren’t you dead?! My mom’s still pregnant, my brother’s dying from illness, and you don’t care. All you care about is that bastard child of yours with that other woman? He deserved to die!”
She had thrown everything into those words, and immediately, her vision went dark. She knew there was no escape this time—her father would surely beat her to death. Sure enough, Luo Yuliang froze. His thick eyebrows gradually arched into an inverted “八” shape. He swallowed hard and tightened the rope with both hands.
“Well said. Today, you’ve brought this on yourself. If I kill you, I’ll even have to waste a mat on you.”
Xiao Qi’s body had long gone numb. She felt herself being pulled and swayed by some force, her mind blank. In the distance, she heard the sound of the gate being pushed open—once, twice. Hazily, she thought, Mom’s here.
Her head hung low, and she opened her swollen eyes, only to see a thick drop of liquid fall. It landed on her father’s shoe and vanished instantly. Then came another drop, a soft “plop,” as a bundle of straw meant for the stove silently absorbed it.
As if searching for a stray gust of wind or a rat that had suddenly scurried under the stove, Luo Yuliang looked around, his gaze finally settling on Xiao Qi. It seemed he had only just noticed—his 14-year-old daughter was hanging in the air, her hips and thighs exposed to the light from the door. At that strange junction, a red stain was slowly spreading, heavy and deliberate, as if it had been gathering for a long time.
Luo Yuliang frowned, tilted his head, and pondered, until the pregnant woman rushed forward to snatch the rope from his hands. With a wave, he easily shoved her aside. Then he spat, took off his shoe, and stuffed it into the stove.
“Bad luck,” he cursed, slamming the door as he left.