A Na Muhan fanfic inspired by The End of the Sea Is the Grassland
The sound of a meteorite falling tens of thousands of light-years away cannot be heard by us tens of thousands of years later.
The world lies silent, stars hanging above the vast, open plains.
Five hours after I transmigrated during a storm while sketching on the grasslands, I saw a shooting star in the vast expanse.
I turned to look at Na Muhan. He, too, gazed up at the sky in awe, endless seas of stars reflected in his dark eyes.
All things became a cup and bow, and in an instant, a divine revelation descended upon my soul.
Five hours after I transmigrated during a storm while sketching on the grasslands, I fell in love at first sight in that boundless expanse.
Author, you should finish this book, otherwise some management parks will think it is not finished, and if it shows that it is not finished for a long time and stops updating, it will drop. I don't want my favorite book to drop.
I really like this book, because I liked Na Muhan very much when I read it, and then I started to follow Wang Qiang. This book is also very well written.
Very good. The characters are vivid and three-dimensional, with flesh and blood. They are not biased by the movie image. They look at things objectively and have a sense of peace and comfort in life.
It's super good-looking. It would be great if the movie version had the same ending as the big-written novel. The writing is super awesome. Like it👍🏻
The language is delicate and the writing is as beautiful as poetry
It's good-looking, but the heroine has a distinct personality, a three-dimensional portrayal, a gripping plot, and rich writing skills. There aren't many words in the whole book, but it's full of writing and ink. It deserves five stars. It's a pity that not many people read it on Tomato.
The title of this book reminds me of a lyric in the song "Night in Ulaanbaatar". I read the whole book with the feeling of this song, feeling sad and satisfied at the same time. Thank you!
Super beautiful, wall crack recommended
A great book, worth reading!
Very good, very beautiful