Transmigrated as the Early-Deceased Parents of a Minor Character in a Period Novel
穿成年代文小炮灰早逝的双亲
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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It's so good (✪▽✪) that it's the most chronological novel I've ever seen. Normally, the heroine is not afraid of being discovered that something is wrong. They treat others like fools, thinking that neither the country nor others will find out anything is wrong. The people of that era were the smartest. Reading those novels can make oneself furious [cover face][cover face][cover face][cover face][cover face][cover face][cover face][cover face][cover face]
Damn, please change the punctuation, otherwise it will look awkward [laughing]
I just hope that I can put quotation marks around that part of the speech. Otherwise, if I look at it like that, it will be like a vague statement, without the feeling of a conversation. Sometimes I still don't know who said which paragraph. Sometimes, I just have an inexplicable feeling that what is said or what is the meaning, so I hope the punctuation marks can be marked.
It looks very nice, but the punctuation marks are missing otherwise it would look awkward.
Not bad, I recently fell in love with couples traveling together through time together, haha, come on
The novel is very heart-warming, but she has a good temper and is a well-educated person. However, she is not well-educated and feels aggrieved by many people. She still likes people who can stand up for themselves. She doesn't like being scolded by others, but she also asks others to testify. She smiles and says that people are crazy. She will not retaliate or take action. The heroine was really convinced. People scolded her and hit her. She fought back. They fell down while wearing a skirt. The heroine still thought that no one saw her, so she let them go. Can she have a little temper? If she didn't have the aura of the protagonist, what would be the use of the heroine?
I just hope that I can use better punctuation marks, especially double quotation marks.
The relationship between husband and wife is beautiful! [Laugh]
Is the author from Chaoshan, Guangdong? [Laughs] The punctuation of the dialogue was not done well and it made me feel dizzy. Keep up the good work.
I have read a lot of historical articles, and this is the only one that talks about so many Chaoshan specialties. It feels quite novel. (Because most of the chronicle articles talk about the Northeast or farm reclamation.) As for this book, there is nothing superb or a major setback. The couple traveled through time to raise their children. Although they all had space, they didn't use it much. Mainly relying on my own efforts to live a normal life.