Everyday Life in a Sixties Courtyard

It's okay, but many modern languages ​​are too cliché. When many authors write chronicles, they like to put words like "husband" and "goodbye" in them, which is very cliché. In the 1960s and 1970s, there was no such thing as husband and wife. In those days, anyone who dared to say goodbye would be regarded as an enemy agent.

It's pretty good-looking. It's a good way to pass the time. But the gold finger feels useless.

It's okay, I want to read gossip

It feels good, the author is working hard [currently working on the manuscript]