Okay, here is the translation following your instructions: Only love you one day1

Author: (Korean) Big Bellied Mom
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: The love story of Huangmao Ming Yi and Anxiyuan, who are constantly bumping into each other. That day, when Xiyan crossed the street, an accident occurred, and a car crash actually led to a strange fate. Xiyan didn’t expect the driver, Huangmao Ming Yi, to demand repair fees from her, so she fled in panic. What she didn’t expect was that just a few days after the accident, she ran into Huangmao again! She gradually realized that this sudden encounter revealed to her—there are separations in this world, but also miracles.
The mother of high school student Anxiyuan is about to remarry, and she has been unhappy about it. One day, while on her way to meet friends, she was involved in a car accident. The driver was a tall and handsome blond boy who menacingly threatened Xiyan. Xiyan ran away and barely escaped this misfortune. A week later, just when Xiyan had almost forgotten everything, she ran into Huangmao again. Even more surprising was that the blond boy actually moved into the same neighborhood, the same building, and the same apartment as her.
The novel depicts the pure love story between the bold and handsome boy Ming Yi and the unassuming girl Xiyan in a fresh and humorous language. They love each other, but the relationship between their parents 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 funny scenes.
This novel fully embodies the characteristics of web novels, with various emoticons that allow readers to experience the joy of reading brought by internet 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 its click rate remaining consistently high. Many teenage readers believed that the novel truly reflected their joys and worries, and it was even selected as one of the "Top Ten Youth Novels."