Traveling Through *********

This book tells the story of the protagonist and Xiaoxin after time travel. I think the plot of this novel is very novel. It looks at the communication between children from an adult's perspective, which is an angle that I have never thought of. He did not record their interactions as if he were sending a running account, but used delicate brushstrokes to describe the childishness between the children. In short, I found it very interesting.

Is there a female protagonist? The writing is good, but boring. I suggest you write a theatrical version with your own originality and plot.

Everyone is welcome to come and discuss it together [eating melon] The plot and setting of this book written by the author may be somewhat different from the original work. Slight changes will be made to facilitate the author's writing. Readers may feel that it is different from the original work. However, you are welcome to point out problems at any time, including the subsequent plot, and you can also participate in the discussion.

The timeline seems to be wrong. In my memory, Xiao Ai appeared and Xiao Kui was already born. Later, she stayed at Xiao Xin's house. Xiao Xin's house did not have bunk beds, so it was not a high-end movie to watch.

Very nice looking

The protagonist walks here and there and draws there every day, and his meticulousness reminds me of Arthur Morgan [laughing]

Please give it a thumbs up, author. Please read it well. (❁´◡`❁)*✲ﾟ*∗︎˚(* ˃̤൬˂̤ *)˚∗︎( ●･ˇ_ˇ･●)