Goddess Jiuqing

I still like you very much, like the wind that has traveled eight thousand miles without asking about the date of return. I still like you very much, like rain falling on the tropics and polar regions, not far away I still like you very much, like a whale sinking at the bottom of the sea and breathing softly, extremely mad and extremely angry. I still like you very much, like the lonely old city gate where I have been waiting for my old friend for many years. I still like you very much. Like a whale starved of oxygen at a depth of 6,400 meters, I never tire of it. I still like you very much, the willows are moving, the cicadas are chirping, the sunset is tidal, I can't help myself I still like you very much, like a cloud drifting ninety thousand miles without ever resting I still like you very much, like the yellowed part in the old story, half deaf and half dumb, lost my voice I still like you very much, like the afterglow before sunset, I can't bear to leave you I still like you very much, just like the smoke curling up from the kitchen, Tangli is frying in the snow and it's raining I still like you very much, like snow raging across the earth, boundless I still like you very much, like sunshine filling the sky and earth, gentle and comfortable I still like you very much, like spring grass dyeing the green ridge, there is no doubt about it I still like you very much, like a cloud chasing the wind, no matter where you start. I still like you very much, just like the love poem I sent you yesterday unsatisfactory I still like you very much, like chasing the wind alone, all alone I still like you very much, like an old opera in the old city, with gentle words I still like you very much, just like waking up from a warm dream, leaving only a sigh I still like you very much, like the osmanthus leaves falling in the wind, crushed into mud I still like you very much. Like snowflakes falling on green moss and red mud, they disperse softly. I still like you very much, like a rock after the sea ebbs, with nowhere to hide. I still like you very much, like a concave and convex handsome man tripping over the pouring rain, how far can it enter the canal? I still like you very much, but a mute person has thousands of words in his heart that I can't express to you. I still like you very much. Like a hairpin phoenix, I put aside my last stroke and fell in love with you. I still like you very much, like the aroma of wine that has traveled three thousand miles without being drunk. (Ahem, I added my favorite comics to the picture at the end, don't dislike it😘)

Author, please change the male protagonist. Even if you don't change the male protagonist to Jiu Mo, at least change the character. I read a lot of book reviews, and almost every book friend dislikes Rong Jin. And I don't like it either. I particularly hate his way of controlling everything in his own hands, restricting the heroine in various ways, and not letting others see the heroine. The female protagonist is a law enforcer of heaven, and she should be respected by thousands of people, instead of being bullied by the male protagonist because she is forced to live in Nanhuang. Maybe in your opinion, the male protagonist does not have much of a female protagonist, and even Jiu Mo is the hateful one, but in the eyes of our readers, Jiu Mo is really suitable for the female protagonist.

Dear author, I really feel that Rong Jin is not suitable for the heroine. I really hate that he always takes the heroine as his own. And I personally think that Jiu Mo is more suitable for the female protagonist😁😁 But why did the author choose to write Jiu Mo so bad? I think he is pretty good, and I am not targeting the author, I just simply can't stand Rong Jin😤😤😤 Even so, Rong Jin can't live forever forever, and even if he cultivates immortality, he can't accompany the heroine forever😞😞😞, so I really think he is not suitable for the heroine, and his character is not suitable for the heroine either😣😣😣 Why didn't the author consider Jiu Mo?

The first post in Agui's new book is the collection order. Yes, I am a name-sucker, a complete name-sucker. A book title can hold me back for three weeks and I can't think of a satisfactory one. In the end, I have to rely on the help of the editor. I really racked my brains and couldn't come up with the names of the various female characters, male characters, and passers-by in the book. Besides, my head is just a little bit thin, so I can only ask you, these little cuties, for help. Little cuties can be wild and wild with their names here, beyond their imagination. But one thing is, you can't use the character names in other big books. If Agui hasn't read that book and chooses the names that the cuties took from other big books, and other big big fans find out, it will be really... Too bad. This will make turtles feel more embarrassed than bumping up their shirts, bumping faces, bumping heads, and bumping bags. So, little cuties, hurry up and use your brains to save Agui's brain that has no potential for naming.

When I was in school (a sophomore in junior high school), I loved sleeping o(≧v≦)o Because I am a top student (very proud (/ω＼)) Homework can be completed in school and is of high quality Sleep time is about 9 and a half hours every day (9:00-6:30) I'm on summer vacation now From 9 and a half hours it gradually became 10 hours, 11 hours Even the last 11 hours couldn't satisfy me! ! ╮(￣▽￣)╭ I've broken through 12 hours We are attacking with all our strength for 13 hours~(￣▽￣~) Now I have a second wish after wanting to become a barrister! Sleep until the sea is dry and the rocks are rotting, and the world is old ٩(๑^o^๑)۶

I can't stand this male protagonist anymore. His character is a bit broken. What's the difference between this and Jiu Mo? I don't think the author can change this character. Everything about this novel is good, but the male protagonist is not good enough and I can't bear to abandon the novel. But when I look at the male protagonist, my scalp goes numb. This feeling is really uncomfortable.

The author doesn't have to change the character of the male protagonist. It's actually quite good. From his childhood to adulthood, he meets his only salvation. The kind of desire that he will never give up until death. It's just like mental illness. Book reviews all say that the second male lead is better than the male lead. They all say that the male lead is not good. It hinders the heroine from doing things, but the existence of the heroine is an immortal person who looks glorious but is actually sad. She has guarded the world for many years for the sake of heaven. She has no choice. If she is given a chance, she will definitely choose to be a person even if it only lasts for a few decades. Ordinary people who are yin can't die now. Everyone says that the male protagonist can't let the female protagonist not do this or that, but in fact the female protagonist is becoming more and more angry. The fact is that the male protagonist you say is not good has never really hurt the female protagonist. The second male protagonist who said he defends the female protagonist has indeed seriously injured the female protagonist time and time again. The male protagonist is fine. This sad and crazy feeling is really very simple. He just wants to watch you quietly even in the corner. The author's article is very good. Readers who can't understand should read the cool article. Come on author!

Dad, I like this book, I like Jiu Qing, and I like other people. But if you don't like this so-called male protagonist, can you harm Jiu Qing for your own selfish desires? Everything in this book is good, but the setting of this male protagonist has reached a point. Shouldn't it be changed? Now this setting. I really don't like it (wouldn't it be better if there was no male protagonist!)

Is there something wrong with Rong Jin? ? A mortal still wants to control the heroine? ? Arrogant and arrogant, he also wants to have no one around the heroine, hahaha, Jiu Mo is better than him,,

Jiu Mo is more suitable to be the male protagonist than Rong Jin, I can't stand it anymore