Only Love You for One Day · 3

Author: (Korean) Big Belly Mom
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: The love story of Huangmao Minda and Anxiyuan, who are in a whirlwind romance. That day, when Xiyan crossed the street, an accident occurred, and unexpectedly, a fateful encounter was born in the car crash. Xiyan didn’t expect the driver, Huangmao Minda, to demand repair fees from her, and she fled in panic. What she didn’t expect was that just a few days after the accident, she would meet Huangmao again! She gradually realized that this sudden chance encounter revealed to her—there are separations in this world, but also miracles.
Just as Rainan was about to reveal his secret to Xiyan, Jiansanyu interrupted him. Confused, Xiyan discovered a long list of "Yidan’s" names in Rainan’s diary. It turned out Rainan liked Yidan, but she couldn’t bring herself to believe her own suspicion. Sanyu and Yidan had a falling out over Xiyan. Rainan’s life was in danger once again, and finally, he revealed the secret: it turned out that the person who had crashed and killed Yizhen on that rainy night was Rainan’s father! Rainan witnessed it all, but since the driver was his father, he could only bury his guilt toward Yidan and his family in his heart.
When Yidan learned the truth, he couldn’t forgive Rainan’s father or Rainan himself. Xiyan found herself caught between the two, torn and helpless.
The novel portrays the pure love story between the bold and handsome boy Minda and the unassuming girl Xiyan in a fresh and humorous language. They love each other deeply, but their parents’ relationship leaves them in a dilemma: should they obediently act as siblings, or bravely love each other? Their love is filled with warmth and sweetness, accompanied by humorous scenes.
This novel fully embodies the characteristics of web novels, with a variety of emoticons that bring readers the joy of reading web language. The challenging dialogues between characters showcase the unique vitality and energy of teenagers. When the novel was serialized on Daum Forum in Korea, it received an overwhelmingly positive response, with high click rates. Many young readers believed the novel authentically reflected their joys and worries, and it was even named one of the "Top Ten Youth Novels."