Angels are not afraid of falling.

Author: (Korean) Yun Yumei
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: A widely popular web novel in Korea during its time, spreading to millions through clicks. A story that is both laugh-out-loud funny and deeply touching, constantly intertwining friendship, loyalty, and betrayal. An angel with a spiritual wing, incredibly beautiful and captivating. Seemingly happy, yet filled with sorrow; seemingly sorrowful, yet filled with happiness. "There is a bird with only one half of a wing. Can this bird fly?" "Of course not." "No, it can fly, even with only one half of a wing." Beside the bird with one half of a wing, there is another bird with one half of a wing as well. No matter how hard the bird with one half of a wing struggles, it cannot fly. But if the two birds come together, they can fly into the sky with both wings. She is an angel with a spiritual wing, sometimes gentle as water, sometimes fierce as a wolf. In school, she is a beloved teacher who constantly plays pranks on her students; outside of school, she is the Empress No. 4 of the "Eight Guardians of the Stars," she is Jiang Cai'en. She is incredibly beautiful and captivating. She seems happy, yet her happiness is filled with sorrow; she seems sorrowful, yet her sorrow is filled with happiness. "The Eight Guardians of the Stars—how are they? The eight people who protect the stars!" "But Cai'en, before you call me brother, that is, before I propose to you, I will always stay by your side. I won’t die over such a small thing. Heaven rarely takes away people who have too much attachment to this world." "I’ve lost. That girl made me chase the sky, but she didn’t teach me how to chase the sky. She didn’t tell me how to catch the sky. I really wanted to paint a sky for her, but I failed. I didn’t proudly tell her that I caught the sky. Now, she’s in heaven." "Sister!! Didn’t you tell me to wake you up at seven o’clock!!" A huge voice buzzed in my ear, and I couldn’t help but frown. I had already scolded the little rascals around me, telling them not to make a fuss.