Everyone thought the person on the poster was Umi, not knowing it was actually Yun Yuwan.
Those two girls took a photo with her, right in front of the pictorial.
Her eyes round like a cat's pupils, pitch black with a crisp distinction between black and white, like a pure and effervescent spirit of the mountain woods, a fair palm-sized face, soft cheeks, and thick straight hair cascading like a waterfall; she was not just sweet, but her sweetness had a refreshing sharpness to it, leaning more towards a cold beauty.
When she wasn't smiling, her pristine lines became pronounced, a clear beauty's tip, a straight and prompt nose bridge, her jawline tapering slowly, forming an extremely delicate chin, endearing yet marked with a resolute natural stubbornness.
Smiling and not smiling, she appeared as two different people, like the famously beautiful mountain spirit in the "Book of Songs," with all sounds returning to Yungui Mountain, entangled in evergreen vines and midst female ferns.
