
The Full Moon's Empty Splendor
虚月华满
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There is a sense of unfinished beauty at the end, but I really want to see their days of living with rice, oil, salt, soy sauce, vinegar and tea, and the warmth and happiness between them. It would be great if the author would write a follow-up episode. It's really well written... Ps. It should be reviewed in Chapter 6, but I have already posted it to QAQ before, so I am afraid of being suspected of cheating...
Fried chicken is great ~ I just saw this article now, and I express my gratitude to the author! I would like to ask silently, does the author Da Da open the radio drama license for the article "The Full Moon"? He expressed that he would like to make this article into a radio drama (please rest assured, the author, it is definitely non-commercial). I wonder if it is possible? (?˙ー˙?)
My nose was slightly sour at the end, it was so good, this ending. The same goes for the author, he writes so well, so great!
Damn, I like you very much, especially this article of yours. I accidentally saw it from the Internet and read it several times. Can you please add [starry eyes, praying face]
The writing is very good. I remembered it today and read it again.
I've watched it several times, and I think it's so beautiful no matter how I look at it... Well, can I have a cosplay of Huai Ji?
Great article, so touching that it makes me depressed...
You are still so young, but you write so well. Your first novel is able to reveal the intricate details of people's hearts. It really makes me feel bright and melancholy.
Very well written. . . Still unfinished
Touched, a dull pain in my heart