Like a Horse Returning to the Sea

It's so good to watch. I originally went to watch the drama after watching Bei Ran's short video on Douyin. But I ended up falling in love with Liang Jiaju and eating Haiju to death.

Very nice! Although everyone sacrificed and died, it is such a true story line. Evil is always muddy, and people's hearts are also unpredictable. What you see may not be the truth, and the truth that may be buried is disgusting enough!

Jiang Xiaohai and Liang Jiaju's black couple cooperate with Zheng Bei and Gu Yiran's arranged marriage Because I was a novice when I started the book and had no preparations for the outline, etc., I was very tired at the end of the writing, but I didn't want it to be incomplete or unfinished, so I kept racking my brains. However, during the writing process, I met some readers who didn't care about my shabby writing style. They read on with their common love, helped me correct my mistakes, and gave me encouragement, which made me feel that writing novels is a hobby that can be sustained. So for the next book, I want to ask for your opinions on whether it should be written in the future world or the fairy world. I have two drafts currently. My partner in the future world said that it is okay and has the desire to read more. However, my partner in the fairy world said that he has read too many stories. A story about a bullied child gaining the power to take revenge, I think it is nothing new. So I want to collect inspiration. Whether it is ancient immortals or modern immortals, what kind of content do you want to see? Is it the kind of chance to get a glimpse of the secrets of heaven, or the general trend of joining the sect of immortality? I hope the protagonist is a person or a group of people. My personal idea of ​​immortals does not include love. After all, I have seen too many immortals falling in love and causing harm to the world, and I feel a little shadowy. Do you like the fairy tale without love? Ancient or modern? Individual hero or group portrait? Personal conflict or political oppression? Of course these are just the questions that come to my mind right now, it would be better if there are other options. In fact, I also felt that the ending of "Rebirth in Harashi" was a bit hasty. This was also related to the fact that I didn't write an outline. I just wrote whatever I thought of. In the end, I felt that I was satisfied that the two of them were together openly, so it ended. "Ruju Returns to the Sea" is actually the first Juhai fanfic I wrote. The reason why I haven't finished it yet is because I don't have an outline, and I haven't figured out how to proceed at the end. I watched the writer's class taught by senior people in Tomato, and the teachings were really good. If I hadn't watched it earlier, I wouldn't have lost my hair while writing a chapter every day for the past few months (it's a good thing I have a lot of hair, otherwise I would have to buy hair growth serum.). Why don't I write a fanfic in the third book? Maybe it's because these two books have already unleashed too much passion, and I feel that if I continue to write, there won't be more good plots. I write purely for love, not how much money I can earn by writing (my partner said you are awesome if you can earn back the electricity bill, but I think the electricity bill is only a few dollars, and the amount of cigarettes I smoke while sitting in front of the computer one night is the bulk). I want to find a world or utopia in my heart in the words. Because I am a person who is very conflicted and procrastinating. If I stop, I may never do it again. This time I have been able to keep writing for so long. In addition to love, I also have the support and companionship of readers. When I open the APP every day and see the likes and comments for updates, I really smile at the screen stupidly. For me, it is a kind of recognition and a reflection of self-worth. So I don't want to end it after finishing these two novels. Starting the next novel is the best way. But now my thoughts are stuck. Because I have read too many novels, my thinking is limited to the inherent fairy tale format. Revenge seems to be the best starting point, but it will fall into the cliché. But I want to write about fairy tales again. Maybe it is because I haven't seen a fairy tale without a partner in a long time. I want to wash my eyes. I sincerely seek inspiration from Xianxia, ​​thank you all! [Working on draft]

I really like Xiaohai and Jiaju

Love, love, love Haiju

Although I like Haiju, but Haiju is also very annoying Finished spreading flowers!

This one is also very good-looking, just a little scary and not as sweet, but it fits the character perfectly.

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking.

The author writes so well! There is no character breakdown at all. This is already the closest to reality and the best ending in my mind! (⑉°з°)-♡

It's beautiful, it's really beautiful.