Ji Qingqian thought for a moment, then asked:
Did you want to be a writer when you were a child?
Lu Yibei said in a serious tone: "When I was a child, I wanted to be Ultraman Tiga, not a writer."
Ji Qingqian nodded, "That's true."
Who wouldn't want to be Ultraman Tiga?
Lu Yibei hadn't thought of that.
He doesn't even want to be a writer now, nor can he be one.
He just wanted to be a writer in a peaceful and stable way.
The written text will be associated with comics, movies, and the like.
Simply because many things you've read, watched, or encountered gradually seep into your life, building your soul and your very being.
—You don’t need to write; one day you will naturally realize that those things have subtly influenced you.
Ji Qingqian continued to read aloud a sentence from the article in a low voice:
"The young man, his heart untroubled, stepped into the spring sunshine, yet the girl remained elusive. No matter, he would wait for her in the future..."
Her voice was clear and cool, and the sentences she read were very pleasant to hear, giving them a charm that they didn't possess on their own.
Even Mr. Lu Yibei, the "original author" who heard this sentence, was a little dazed—Holy crap, was my writing really that awesome before?
Ji Qing pursed her lips slightly and gave a gentle comment:
"So young and already in heat?"
Lu Yibei: ...
"The teacher didn't even call your parents to say you were showing signs of early romantic relationships..."
Lu Yibei: ...
Immediately afterwards, Ji Qingqian casually tossed the notebook in her hand and quickly crawled towards her boyfriend.
He's waiting for her in the future.
"I'm going there right now, I'll run there," she chuckled.
—And she just happened to arrive in this future.
Ji Qingqian gently kissed the cheek of the boy who was waiting for her in the future.
The boy then casually put his arm around her shoulder.
Just as Ji Qingqian lay down on his chest, something suddenly occurred to her:
"...Abei, you really have loved copying copywriting since you were a child."
Caught off guard, Lu Yibei was somewhat embarrassed and annoyed: "Can reading... the things that scholars do be called plagiarism?"
"It seems like 'The Girl Who Leapt Through Time' is being re-released."
"Want to go see it together?"
"I want it~~"
…
P.S., "I'll be waiting for you in the future."
"Okay, I'll go there right now, I'll run there."
—From "The Girl Who Leapt Through Time," an old movie from 2006.
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