Transmigrate into a Book? Return! Falling for the Shadow Guard Commander

It's a work that I don't think is perfect, but the love I put into the characters is no less than others. An accident caused Su Cheng to suffer for fifteen years. His soul was torn in two, just begging for his master to come back. Every time I see Su Cheng's efforts to help Chu Shiwei return home, I feel very sad and have tears in my eyes. Going both ways is best. They will be happy forever.

Suddenly I found that my wife had never denied that the next thousand chapters were in the draft box (horrified). It was really scary to think about it.

With 131 chapters and more than 270,000 words, this book is really short, but it is this short length that carries the grandest arrival of Chu Shiwei after Su Cheng's tenacious waiting for fifteen years. A good story doesn't seem to need to be filled with gorgeous words or lengthy foreshadowing. When the page is closed, one feels like it is a good story, and that seems to be enough. However, is this simple evaluation really worthy of Chu Shiwei's gentleness like still water and Su Cheng's perseverance tempered by time? I once cried and my heart palpitated for the suffering they experienced. When the wind and rain fall on the shoulders of my lover, what they shed quietly is the deepest love; I also smiled at the happiness they spent together. When the warm time rested on the palms of two people, there was hidden the most cherished and brightest feedback from fate to this love. So, what is love? [May you be forever free, cultivate a happy and clear heart, and have a smooth and worry-free life] I seem to feel that what flows in the author's words is the pure intention of just wishing the other person to "be better, and be better"... Love may be hidden in Su Cheng's watchfulness without asking for anything in return, and in Chu Shiwei's simple prayer... And the most moving power of a good story is that it allows readers to see the deepest tenderness and courage in their own hearts amidst the joys and sorrows of the protagonist?

This book is super great. It uses a very plain writing style to show the loyal love of a puppy to its owner. In the early stage, it was a one-way redemption from the perspective of the two people. Later, through the arrangement of fate, the two hearts were successfully connected, and there was a two-way redemption. The story of the puppy and its owner is really touching ❤️

"Stop loving him, can you love me?" "I haven't been loved yet, and I don't know what it feels like to be loved." "I wish you a happy and clear life. The person who gave you this name must have great expectations for you." [But go ahead with a clear conscience. [If you are not tolerated by the world, then we are all accomplices in this confrontation. ]"

This book really satisfies my setting. I haven't read it for a long time and I don't like it. However, I think the writing style can be modified a little bit. I really like the overall storyline outline. If I think it is possible, it should be able to reach an eight score or above. If you like Prince 0, you can go for it. This kind of ancient drama is really comfortable to read.

Hey, do you dare to play a game that pretends to update a hundred chapters at a time to scare readers 🙂

It's not bad. I've always been a puppy. I personally can't accept this kind of call [face-covering][face-covering]. Then the deputy CP only has the emperor and empress. It's not enough to watch. Others are pretty good.

Good read. I have read this book before, when it had only a few pages. What affected me the most was that, both before and now (he found the Lord he loved), I wonder what kind of person can make someone willing to wait for 15 years? 😳

I lost it and it's gone like this? It's gone, it's gone, it's really gone