Goblin Summer
About This Novel
If Celia falls in love with me, even if I am just a goblin.
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Official(200)Scraped 20d ago
Let's end it like this. I don't want to publish the main text or extra chapters.
I've read it many times and come here to leave a comment. An extremely exquisite short story, depicting a humorous goblin and two beautiful women (girls). In the context of poisonous milk powder, the author's own thoughts are integrated into the story, adding his own understanding and imagination to the three characters. The story is very simple and innocent. A few trivial things between a maverick goblin (who doesn't like goblins and prefers beauties in swimsuits) and two beauties fully embody a kind of love that has flaws but no regrets. I don't know how to describe that kind of love. It just feels beautiful and pure from the bottom of my heart without any other emotions! ! (PS: It's great to end it like this, but if you continue to write it, it may destroy the original artistic conception of the book. It's like some fanatic fans will end the idol's life when the idol's life is the most brilliant, so that he will leave only glory and no negativity. I feel that now is the most perfect moment for this book.)
Loved without regrets
That year, he was still young That year, she was in the jungle He worked silently for her without wanting anything in return. Just give me a look, even a few words. "Mr. Goblin, thank you" His tears were dripping in unknown corners, and they were salty. He would never let her see that he liked her. Just let the adventurer rescue her silently. His body was already scarred but he didn't care. That year, he was already old That year, she was in her prime "Mr. Goblin, I still like you" Tears, sweet. "Is it worth it?" He asked "You never know until you've loved, right? Mr. Goblin?"
Must be five points
Short and concise, endless aftertaste, and the most charming touch
Much better than the bad novels that are now on the streets. . .
A very good book, highly recommended. My favorite is the part about Lolianne. If you can, please help me tell the Red Witch in Central Park that there is a God named Jucy M who has been in love with her for a long time. He will visit her today. He will visit her every day. He wants to hear her tell the story of Dincas.
I have been saving this book for a year. Although it is short, it is a kind of sustenance. The book is not inspirational, not ethical, not love, not fantasy. I don't know what it is, but it's very interesting. I encourage the author to write some books with this style of writing.
I don't understand what the novel is trying to express. Will good goblins be rewarded?
The story is wonderful, the writing is simple and easy to understand.
I feel that I have learned a lot from this book, and I feel sad that the woman should come to the riverside once a day for the third time to wait for the goblin who helped her without regrets. It was many years later that she discovered that no matter how much money she had, she would still be lonely, even if she was surrounded by people's hearts, she would still be lonely and her truest side could not be shown. This is just my personal feeling. I think she gets it. What does she need?
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Community(0)
Official(200)Scraped 20d ago
Let's end it like this. I don't want to publish the main text or extra chapters.
I've read it many times and come here to leave a comment. An extremely exquisite short story, depicting a humorous goblin and two beautiful women (girls). In the context of poisonous milk powder, the author's own thoughts are integrated into the story, adding his own understanding and imagination to the three characters. The story is very simple and innocent. A few trivial things between a maverick goblin (who doesn't like goblins and prefers beauties in swimsuits) and two beauties fully embody a kind of love that has flaws but no regrets. I don't know how to describe that kind of love. It just feels beautiful and pure from the bottom of my heart without any other emotions! ! (PS: It's great to end it like this, but if you continue to write it, it may destroy the original artistic conception of the book. It's like some fanatic fans will end the idol's life when the idol's life is the most brilliant, so that he will leave only glory and no negativity. I feel that now is the most perfect moment for this book.)
Loved without regrets
That year, he was still young That year, she was in the jungle He worked silently for her without wanting anything in return. Just give me a look, even a few words. "Mr. Goblin, thank you" His tears were dripping in unknown corners, and they were salty. He would never let her see that he liked her. Just let the adventurer rescue her silently. His body was already scarred but he didn't care. That year, he was already old That year, she was in her prime "Mr. Goblin, I still like you" Tears, sweet. "Is it worth it?" He asked "You never know until you've loved, right? Mr. Goblin?"
Must be five points
Short and concise, endless aftertaste, and the most charming touch
Much better than the bad novels that are now on the streets. . .
A very good book, highly recommended. My favorite is the part about Lolianne. If you can, please help me tell the Red Witch in Central Park that there is a God named Jucy M who has been in love with her for a long time. He will visit her today. He will visit her every day. He wants to hear her tell the story of Dincas.
I have been saving this book for a year. Although it is short, it is a kind of sustenance. The book is not inspirational, not ethical, not love, not fantasy. I don't know what it is, but it's very interesting. I encourage the author to write some books with this style of writing.
I don't understand what the novel is trying to express. Will good goblins be rewarded?
The story is wonderful, the writing is simple and easy to understand.
I feel that I have learned a lot from this book, and I feel sad that the woman should come to the riverside once a day for the third time to wait for the goblin who helped her without regrets. It was many years later that she discovered that no matter how much money she had, she would still be lonely, even if she was surrounded by people's hearts, she would still be lonely and her truest side could not be shown. This is just my personal feeling. I think she gets it. What does she need?
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