The Daily Life of a Top Couple Raising a Baby [Yun Qian Meng Rao]

[This is the author's postscript] Hello, family. If you saw this comment! That means you've read to the end, thank you for sticking with it! Thank you for liking Yun Meng! Thank you for liking my writing! At this point, this article comes to an end. When I decided to write this article in May, I never imagined that this story would accompany me for such a long journey. At that time, I was still anxious in the dormitory because I didn't have a job, and I even thought about whether I could support myself on the 60 cents a day. Fortunately, I found a job, which put an end to this stupid idea and started my life of moving bricks during the day and coding at night. Very tiring, but also very fulfilling. Writing articles has become a small private space in my life. No matter what I experience outside during the day, when I return to this private space, I can stay with these familiar characters, watch them eat, chat, fall in love, watch them experience joys and reunions (not joys and sorrows), and then move on. I first got to know Yun Meng when I watched "Nine Purple Purple" on the recommendation of a friend that winter. Later, it got out of hand. I bought endorsements from them and Sister Meng's magazine. I gradually learned that these two people themselves are two very good people, sincere, powerful, and full of upward vitality. What fascinates me even more is the way they get along, the kind of relationship where they see each other, support each other, and can always see each other in the noisy crowd. I wrote this article probably because I wanted to write down the feeling I saw, in a clumsy but sincere way. My major is online literature, which is relatively close to home. My master's degree thesis and published articles have quoted "Nine Purple Purple". Every time this work is mentioned in academic articles, I will have a strange feeling of happiness, as if the people and things I like not only exist on the screen and in words, but have also been recorded in a more formal way. This feeling of intertwining love and academics is really a blessing. This is the first relatively long online novel I have written, the first one! (Is it okay to write like this?) The writing style is relatively immature, and there are many areas that can be further polished in terms of rhythm control, character creation, and plot advancement. When I was writing, I had the anxiety of being stuck, and there were also moments when I looked at the computer screen late at night and felt that I couldn't write anymore and decided to give up. But every time I see everyone's names appear in the reminder, and the stories of my characters become more and more complete, I feel like I can persist a little longer. Thank you to everyone who has read this, thank you for your tolerance and patience. If this story can make you smile on a tired night, or make you feel warm in your heart, that would be my greatest honor. The story comes to an end, but life goes on. I hope everyone is in good health and has a happy life. Looking forward to meeting us again online.

It's so well written that it completely embodies Yun Qian and Meng Rao's sense of déjà vu after their marriage.