December 21

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Summary

This is an urban romance novel by March. The title 12.21 is taken from the work itself. The text currently available to the public is placeholder test content, and no usable plot information can be summarized; reading platforms provide only basic details such as the title, author, and serialization status, so the characters and story direction must await the official updated content.

Editor's review

The publicly available content of this book is currently limited, with the main text consisting largely of placeholder and test passages, making it difficult to evaluate the plot and writing on that basis. It is suitable for readers who want to learn about March's early short works or follow new urban romance releases to save it in advance and wait for updates; those seeking a complete reading experience are advised to wait until the main text is supplemented before judging, and conclusions should not be drawn at this stage.

Who it's for

A good fit for

Readers of author March
Urban romance fans
Readers who enjoy following serialized works

Not a good fit for

Readers who want to read the whole book at once
Readers with high demands for completeness of the main text

Reading tips

First confirm whether the main text on the platform has been officially updated
Follow the author's column for subsequent chapters
Read this alongside the author's other works to understand their style

About the publisher

Aishang Novel Network

Aishang Novel Network focuses on online literature and currently has 13 titles in its catalog, covering categories such as premium fiction, romance fiction, fantasy fiction, quality web fiction, women's fiction and ancient romance. Representative works include A Grand Wedding: The Warm Daughter-in-Law of a Distinguished Family, I Am the Main God, Reborn: I Want to Be King, My Phoenix Soars Above the Ninth Heaven, Lotus Demon Evil Emperor: The Princess Consort Is Too Bewitching, Three Worlds, The Ultimate Young Master and 12.21, bringing together authors such as Jin Xi, Xia Shui Changtian, obsolete Chieftain, Yaslita, Purple Tipsiness, Yan Chenglong, Fengling de Chibang 11 and Sanyue. Its publishing focus is on romance and fantasy themes, while also covering ancient romance and women-oriented web fiction. Public information on its founding year and location is limited, so this introduction outlines its publishing direction only on the basis of the catalog information available.

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Has this book been completed?

Public information currently indicates that it is still unfinished and the main text is limited; it is advisable to follow platform updates.

What story does this book tell?

The publicly available main text is mostly placeholder content, and there is currently no usable plot to summarize.

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About the author

Sanyue Author

Sanyue is an author with limited publicly available information. Three works by this author are currently held in the collection: Revised Title, New Youth, and 12.21. Judging from these works and their categories, Sanyue's writing spans women's fiction and contemporary romance while also touching on history and modern Chinese history, suggesting an approach that moves between emotional storytelling and historical settings. The number of works is still small, yet the range of subjects is fairly broad, including romantic writing aimed at female readers as well as narratives set against a modern Chinese historical backdrop. Since details such as dates of birth and death, nationality, and personal experience remain unconfirmed, this profile makes no speculation about them. Overall, Sanyue is an author with a modest body of work whose style is still taking shape; readers can learn about this author's narrative character and areas of interest through the three works mentioned above.