Film and TV Crossover: Winning Over Every Unrequited Love

Thank you for your patience in reading, and thank you to everyone who is willing to share your feelings. The article was originally set to be a bad-tempered heroine. After the writing was started, the character frame was adjusted, so the title of the book was also changed (not sure if you can still see the original title). The heroine is a sea queen who has met countless people. She seems to be tolerant and proactive, but her posture can easily make people feel humble. Gentleness is just her social protective color. She is very comfortable in relationships and knows how to push and pull. Taking initiative does not mean bottomless flattery. Her behavior was mixed with the limitations of the system's tasks, and at the same time, unexpected emotions were born. After watching too many plots in which men take the lead, I wanted to try to portray women who dare to take the initiative. In addition, in response to some male protagonists' unclean hearts: This guide mainly focuses on characters who are difficult to defeat. Most of the characters are prototypes of male protagonists who are unable to fall in love. The characters themselves have a sweetheart that they have been unable to let go of for many years. They belong to a pre-set plot framework.

I've read several worlds, and I actually think it's pretty good. I can only say that it fits the characters quite well. If you don't want to read about women chasing men, just read other books. Moreover, the author also writes about lightning protection in some places. If you don't want to read it, just skip it. It's actually very comfortable.

This doesn't mean it's confusing or breaking up the CP, it's just a matter of regret every time. I feel like the heroine guides are all people who liked the original heroine but are not together anymore.

"Flowers on the Sea", "Female Disciples of the Imperial College", "My Worldly Fireworks" and "Five Blessings". I have read these chapters. They are pretty good. I like the chapter "Flowers on the Sea" the most. It is very interesting.

Can you write a love letter and book a hotel?