Chronicles of the Azure Wolf

I really want to give a few words of advice to my friend downstairs named 'Xian': 1. Generally, authors do not write articles to be a clown, to please the audience and please them in every possible way. It is estimated that no one will appreciate the author who has achieved this level. Many original authors on the Internet are just generous people who are willing to share their stories with everyone. Whatever stories they want to tell everyone are free and deserve to be respected with an attitude of gratitude. 2. As an audience, you are just a person listening to the story. There is no point in listening to it elsewhere. I really have never seen you express your love for the author in such a way that you rate but criticize, and have a slightly on-demand plot. I'm confused, I don't know if you are here to discourage or encourage me. It is far-fetched to say that you gave me some advice because you love the author. The author is willing to post the article so that you have a chance to see it, or for free, so you can just read it. It is not your personal author, but you are asking the author to write your favorite plot? Otherwise, write it yourself, you won't be disappointed, right? I'm not afraid of being tired or boring after watching it. 3. I wonder if you have noticed that the home page of Qinglang is full of your messages. Of course, although it has been rated, the messages are really unsightly. People can't help but think that Qinglang was published in April but has not been published here. Did you play a key role? Still. . Are you aware of it and happy to see it come to fruition?

What Ren Yao was guarding with all his heart was unfortunately taken away by Lin Butterfly first. No wonder I entered Bagua Tower in the first place

Student Liao was struck out but he kept it in the dark. What a shame.

The writing is too cryptic Sen wanted to counterattack but was embarrassed. Actually, there was nothing to be embarrassed about.

He Fang's right hand shook for three chapters.

Sigh At first I thought it was Fang Hecang. From "Pine Blossoms", "Bedwarmer", and "Half Life Stone", it seems that they are all master-servant roles. . . I still like "Half a Lifetime Stone" the most. It's a little heart-wrenching, but it's also full of openness, tranquility, and joy.

Haha, when did Fang Duisen have the idea?