I Watched the School Beauty Conjuring Ghosts, and I Scolded Bi Xian to Tears

Ordinary people write: I put the batteries into the flashlight. Normal writers write: I put two AA batteries into the somewhat worn flashlight. Water God writes: Now, I have an old-fashioned flashlight in my hand. Holding it, I felt uneasy. I looked at it and found that, like other old-fashioned flashlights, it has a cover on the hip that can be opened by rotating. When I opened the lid, as I expected, I saw that it was empty inside. My brows furrowed tightly, and the feeling of wanting to commit suicide by throwing myself into a lake hit me from all directions. Because I was faced with a difficult choice - go downstairs and buy two batteries, or find two batteries at home. There is no trouble in life. Although it is daytime and I haven't had breakfast yet, as an old-fashioned flashlight, it does not have two AA batteries in it, which is very, very unreasonable.

Wear it clean and don't rebel, chrysanthemum set for electric drill

I asked if we could kill all those reporters? If I can't, I won't watch it anymore. It's like a fly.

What kind of urban love story can you write well?

Just let the protagonist just do it* and do whatever he is asked to do. . . .

Commentary on Chapter 16: The Missing Corpse (Please collect flowers) by "Only watching the school belle attracting ghosts, I scolded the pen fairy" written by Emperor Yinsi.

Comments on Chapter 11: The Battle in the Dormitory Building for Collecting Flowers, Chapter 11 of "Onlookers Watching School Belles Conjuring Souls, I Cried the Pen Fairy" written by Emperor Yinsi.

Comments on Chapter 6: A Major Case in Jiangbei (Please Collect Flowers), written by Emperor Yinsi, "Onlookers gathered around the school belle to summon her soul, and I scolded the pen fairy and cried."