I traveled through a book and worked as a mute female supporting character for three years. I watched my female cousin who traveled through time copy all Tang poetry and Song lyrics, and became the most talented woman in the capital! At this birthday banquet, my cousin recited again in public, "You don't see the water of the Yellow River coming up from the sky." The whole audience was amazed, and the male protagonist Xie Yuan was even more mesmerized. I peeled the oranges and continued silently in my heart. I recited the wrong sister. It was a poem by Li Bai. There is no Yellow River here, it is the Min River. If I were you, I would copy it to a shorter one to avoid the embarrassment of not being able to memorize it. He was vomiting with excitement. Xie Yuan, who was looking at his cousin affectionately, suddenly turned his head and stared at the orange in my hand, his mouth twitching. Damn it, there is no mention in this book that the male protagonist can read minds!
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Reply: It's very interesting. The heroine's golden finger is a collection of poems, which are used to expose the heroine in the end. The hero has been able to hear the heroine's heart since he was a child and has always liked her. There is a perspective of the male protagonist at the back, which is quite interesting. (It's just that some of the male models in there are a bit female [laughing and crying])
Reply: It's very interesting. The heroine's golden finger is a collection of poems, which are used to expose the heroine in the end. The hero has been able to hear the heroine's heart since he was a child and has always liked her. There is a perspective of the male protagonist at the back, which is quite interesting. (It's just that some of the male models in there are a bit female [laughing and crying])