The metaphor accidentally passed on to a girl with the same name in the 1970s, who went to the countryside on her behalf, and obeyed her parents' determination not to get married in the countryside. Unexpectedly, she met a beautiful country boy and fell in love with the beauty. Seeing the metaphor, you can make a fortune even if you go to the countryside. It means beauty on one hand, and return to the city after the college entrance examination, and wealth and freedom directly after returning to the city.
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There are no punctuation marks, and it feels like they are just declarative sentences, which are very plain water, and the plot has no ups and downs. The heroine is also dumbfounded when she sees the hero. She is still watching after they leave. A group of people laugh at her, but she is still watching infatuatedly. It is quite... Too nymphomaniacal and not very likable.
There are no punctuation marks, and it feels like they are just declarative sentences, which are very plain water, and the plot has no ups and downs. The heroine is also dumbfounded when she sees the hero. She is still watching after they leave. A group of people laugh at her, but she is still watching infatuatedly. It is quite... Too nymphomaniacal and not very likable.