Between the Ridges Under the Warm Sun

Just omit the parts that need to be omitted. There is no need to describe everything in such detail, which would appear redundant. For example, when using rhetoric to describe details, just express the effect. Don't over-interpret or over-reflect, it will be counterproductive, and you will take off your pants and fart. Like Chapter 6, what's happening right now! This is too low-key to the impression. You can simply omit the process and use the results to directly reflect it. "Are you okay?" (I forgot who it was, it seemed to be an antelope) The antelope orc did not hear the imaginary sound of the book falling to the ground, but a low and magnetic greeting. "It's okay..." When I came back to my senses, no, my book... "Here, be careful next time." The voice came to my ears again. He also handed over the book that he didn't know when to catch. Also, don't use so many pronouns all the time. When it comes to describing the details, just what about him, what about him, what about him...

I hope Ah Tu will become more and more brave. Who doesn't like the powerful Leishan senior who has pink pads? Come on!