My Neighbor Is a Radio-Type Dog, and He Can't Learn to Take Care of Himself

You meet a handsome mixed-race guy who wants you to be his hand model, but you refuse decisively and regard an unfinished salmon sushi stick as a "dog" consolation reward. You return home and your new neighbor rescues the wild cat you raised before and asks you to serve as a model to help him paint. You refuse again, and when the other person makes a move, you call him a lunatic. You go out to work, and a popular writer makes you and your colleagues wait for two hours and asks in a brisk tone when you meet: "Are you my new editor?" You refuse in person and say, "Sorry, no." The most important thing is that the above three scenes are all caused by the same person. You think that you are ruthless enough to refuse all the time, but the other party seems to be missing a string, and comes to you again and again, not forgetting to fight. It's rare to be soft-hearted. You communicate with him in depth, and this person immediately sticks to you, stares at you quietly, and asks over the air, "Are you popular?" You thought he would say something useful, but instead you got, "Can you teach me something?" Unfortunately, there were no radio heads in the 20th century, and it was difficult for weirdos to stand out in your mind. You just want to be a normal person. And Lu Yanzhi represents something far from ordinary. · · Bai Xuen was defeated by Lu Yanzhi's recklessness. His neighbor was like a hollow man, a living but dead puppy. He is not a person with overflowing empathy, but Lu Yanzhi used the little emotion he could feel to call him outright: "I love your love very much, so I can keep writing and write down all my feelings for you." "It's like you infected me and made me have great expectations for everything." Natural radio waves are used for dogs squatting at home Genius author × Ordinary editor Demining: third person in the text/literary youth/slow enthusiasm/idealism Intention: Love yourself well