He accidentally bumped into the witch while flying on his sword.

"No, why are you too..."

"You're not allowed to speak unless you're told to!" Yun Yi reached out and pinched Chen Shun's mouth shut.

The little witch frowned slightly, her expression very serious.

Although Chen Shun had some questions he wanted to ask, he held back.

At this point, he could roughly guess what the little witch wanted to do.

She also wanted to propose to herself.

So, what they were saying earlier, that they both had something important to say and wanted to say it before the other could, turned out to be marriage proposals!

There was no need for any argument in the first place.

Although Yun Yi didn't actually need to go through the trouble of proposing to Chen Shun again, based on the principle that since the ring had already been bought, it would be a waste not to propose, he decided to do it himself.

After all, for the two of them, the proposal was a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

How could we let only Chen Shun have his fun?

She herself wanted to experience the feeling of personally putting an engagement ring on Chen Shun's finger and asking him if he would marry her.

She thought she was mentally prepared, but when Yunyi took out the small box, she was surprised to find that her hands were trembling slightly.

As for kneeling on one knee, given the significant height difference between them, it's unnecessary.

Yun Yi took Chen Shun's hand and awkwardly opened the small box containing the ring.

From the subtle trembling in her palm, Chen Shun could sense the little witch's nervousness.

Upon closer inspection, one could see fine beads of sweat forming on her forehead.

"My true name is the Witch of the Night. Now, having fallen for my kin, I ask you..."

Yun Yi tried her best to appear aloof and cold as a witch, but her voice was weak and trembling, lacking any semblance of authority.

The little witch shook her head, took a deep breath, and calmed her tense emotions.

"I ask you, my beloved Chen Shun, are you willing to grow old with me?"

"I hereby bestow upon you the new title of 'Personal Swordsman,' and I look forward to the days to come... well, I'm too lazy to make this up."

"So, I'm asking you, are you willing to marry the witch who loves you the most in the world?"

Yun Yi was very serious at first, but later he couldn't help but lose his composure and asked Chen Shun directly.

Chen Shun nodded and replied with a smile, "I'm willing."

In a very brief moment, Yun Yi's expression changed several times, from anticipating Chen Shun's answer to finally settling on joy.

"Then I'll put the ring on your finger too."

Yun Yi took the sword-shaped ring from the small box, steadied her trembling arm, and put it on Chen Shun's ring finger.

I tried several times, but the opening was too small to fit.

"That's strange... why can't I put it on?"

Yunyi hurriedly wiped the sweat from his forehead.

Chen Shun was speechless. It was obvious at a glance that the little witch had used her own finger size to customize the ring.

It would be a miracle if he could even bring it along.

With his magical power gathered, Chen Shun secretly enlarged the ring.

"Phew... I finally put it on. It scared me to death. I thought I had ordered the wrong size ring."

"I believe you wouldn't be such a fool," Chen Shun nodded in agreement.

"I think so too."

……

With a snap of his fingers, the castle gradually disappeared into a certain space, and the two returned to the ancient building.

Chen Shun took Yun Yi's hand and walked out the door.

It slowly rose into the air and finally landed at the top of the Los Angeles TV Tower.

The two of them each wore the engagement rings that the other had given them, and they weren't even a pair.

Sitting atop the tower, their hands were clasped tightly together, as if they wanted to become each other's limbs.

The little witch looked up at the full moon:

"Actually, rings and such aren't that important."

"That won't do. We can choose not to bring it, but we can't be without it. Right?"

"Hmm... I really like castles too... but... I want a wedding robe too..."

"Then how about... on our wedding day, we'll have a traditional Chinese wedding, and in a few days we'll go to Xiaodi's house and have the most expensive wedding gown made for you?"

"No, no! I'll accept your proposal!"

"Propose? Didn't we already propose?"

"What's wrong with asking again?"

"You can do that?"

"That's how it works."

"..."

"..."

……

……

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(The End)

===Author's Closing Remarks

I didn't initially intend to write a closing statement.

I'm sure a lot of people will criticize me for leaving it unfinished.

I'll take it if you scold me.

But after thinking about it, there are still some things I'd like to talk to you about.

First of all, I would like to thank all the readers who are still reading this far. Thank you all. The reason I have been able to stick with this for so long is largely because of you.

Unfortunately, I'm sorry to everyone, the water content in the later parts was very obvious, and the quality was extremely poor.

The book's final average subscription was around 1070. With my deliberate control (referring to taking leave and only updating occasionally), it successfully avoided dropping below four figures, which was a small consolation for my failed attempt.

The story was frozen at its most beautiful moment, which I think is great.

We've never been married, so how would we know how the story unfolds after marriage?

The drawback of single-female-lead slice-of-life stories is obvious: they lack depth in the mid-to-late stages, and there's simply not much left to write.

No matter how I try to change things, I can't come up with anything new, especially when my inspiration runs out. Every day I just sit in front of the computer, staring blankly at the screen, unable to type a single word for half a day. I update for the sake of updating every day.

A significant portion of the plot has been cut.

I don't know if you've noticed, but this book doesn't even feature any of the classic scenes from typical romance novels: amusement parks and Ferris wheels.

Because I deleted the plot.

Also, their birthdays.

Even the date wasn't mentioned in the book, because I deleted the original plot.

The part where the little witch steals the elixir and shrinks is one I originally intended to write at a very long pace.

And I'll also write a story where a little witch secretly feeds a pill to the sleeping Chen Shun, shrinking him as well, and then a series of events unfold...

They were all deleted.

There are also many scenes set in universities, such as military training at the beginning of freshman year.

Perhaps it will just sink into my mind and one day I won't be able to remember it anymore.

Haha, now that I've told you all this, I've revealed the whole story of this book. As for the plot, you can use your imaginations!

I wrote a book, and in six months, I earned less than 20,000 yuan in royalties, but I also received a lot of criticism.

Luckily, I have a strong mentality, so I didn't abandon the story and it actually came to an end, haha.

For the past six months, I've averaged just over five hours of sleep a day. I still have to work during the day, and it's a shift with alternating days off and weekends off. Although it's not strenuous work, the seamless transition from work to writing is a long-term mental drain. Many times I've thought, "Oh, I wish I could just quit. If I quit, I wouldn't have to put up with this anymore."

Why care about the readers? Anyway, this is a new account with no followers. Who cares if you abandon the project or not?

Even all my fellow authors, after seeing my appalling readership, advised me to quit writing as soon as possible. I was really struggling internally during that period.

I don't know what to write in my closing remarks; maybe I just want to say something.

Of course, in order to achieve perfect attendance this month, I might write some postscripts or something in the next couple of days.

After all, perfect attendance is really important for someone who fails miserably, hahaha.

I have some ideas about Schrödinger's new book, but because it's easy to overlap with other books, I don't know whether to write about it yet. Maybe one day you'll secretly see that I've released a new book.

Looking back now, I realize that many parts of the new book bear the shadow of this book, which has scared me so much that I don't dare to even start writing it.

So... I can't give a timeframe right now.

I need to get out of the shadow of this book first.

……

Let's get back to this book.

Originally, I thought the two of them would graduate from middle school and their relationship would gradually "graduate" (get married). However, because I messed up the writing in the middle, I only remembered many things after it was published, oh, that's what I originally wanted to write.

As a new author, I've fallen into almost every pitfall, haha. But I'll just consider it tuition; hopefully, I'll avoid some of them in the future.

In any case, this book has finally come to an end. We didn't write about any unforgettable love stories. It was all so ordinary. Perhaps after a while, this book, as well as Chen Shun and Yun Yi, will slowly fade from everyone's memory.

If one day you suddenly remember that you once read such a book, and you smile, that's enough.