Sir, Don’t Go

There is no book review yet, so the author of this book review will break it down. How should I put it, this book has written more than 100,000 words so far, but the pace may be too slow for friends. The protagonist is only 12 years old and has no emotional line. My idea for this book is to carefully write each character. Each of them has their own story. It may be a bit difficult for me, but I will try my best to write it. It doesn't matter if no one reads it. I still like this book very much and will write it carefully. Of course, if there are friends who like it as much as me, we can discuss it together. If any friends who are reading read this, I still hope that you will try not to skip reading. After all, I have buried a lot of holes in this book. If you skip, you may not understand it later. As for the ending, since this article is definitely a sad story, it will be a full-blown sad story. I won't spoil the ending, I wish you all a happy reading Chapter 84, I finally wrote about the protagonist's emotional line [Chigua]

Ahhhh, it's so well written, I can't get enough of it, please give it a try! Their characters directly touched my heart (I had a feeling it would be particularly sadistic later on, but I like it [laughing evilly])

This book is a bit sad in general, especially at the end, including Fu Chajin's death, the five kings coming to realize their true feelings, the bumpy road of Han Juan and A Ce's complex emotions, and the two brothers' love for each other until death, which is heartbreaking. But there are still many sweet places, which are all very good. The story is wonderful and worth reading [top post] [sending heartfelt wishes]

The writing is very good, but it's just too sad.