Azur Lane: the Road Unimagined

As you can see, I am the author. This book is finished. I am very grateful to the readers for accompanying me in my creation. Although the data of the work is not good (I only found out after it was completed), I don't care about the data and the like. I personally think the writing is pretty good. Haha, I am not afraid of people laughing at me anymore. To put it bluntly, this book is dedicated to myself and Miss Su. It can be regarded as a small summary of my career as a water conservancy engineer, and it also expresses my feelings about Miss Su again in the form of a fan. For details, you can directly turn to "Postscript 1" and you will understand what is going on. As for someone who asked me about "encountering some unexplainable things" that I mentioned in the postscript, I can only say that I have no comment, because I myself don't know if these things really happened. The years I spent in the mountains of Xinjiang now seem like a dream, both true and false. In the blink of an eye (this is also the inspiration for the design of the "Time Clock" in this novel) I really answered that sentence, and I remember the glorious past. I wish everyone who sees it a successful life and that lovers will eventually get married.

It's okay, but it smells like a blue version of the desert wolf