What is it like to travel into a bloody novel and become the young Bai Yueguang who the male protagonist never forgets?
Jiang Zhou was faced with a dead end on the first day he traveled in. In the original work, he was rejected by the male protagonist, left the country heartbroken, had a plane crash, and was offline in three chapters. In order to survive, he decided to shift the plot to the original female protagonist and personally helped connect the male protagonist with his official wife.
So he wrote a love letter every day for "Shy Miss Fu" and signed it all with someone else's name. The content included the details of Mr. Lu's frowning appearance in meetings and his habit of drinking black coffee... I wrote thirty letters in thirty days, and each letter was precisely based on Lu Hansheng's aesthetics.
Lu Hansheng received thirty letters. Fold each letter and put it in your pocket.
Jiang Zhou thought everything was under control, so he packed his luggage and prepared to run away to save his life. As a result, on the night of the thirtieth day, Lu Hansheng neatly lined up thirty letters at the door of his house, leaned over and blocked him against the wall of the entrance hall:
"You have been writing love letters for a month, and they are all signed in my fiancée's name."
"She talks about you every time she sees me. She talks about the blue sweater you wore today and the songs you sang in the tea room that are so good."
"Do you think what she said means that she likes me or you?"
Jiang Zhou was dumbfounded.
Thirty days. Thirty love letters. He thought he was hiding it well. But he forgot - the hand that wrote the love letter was his, the words were his, and the thought was also his.
You can write other people's names when signing, but the handwriting cannot deceive others.
Intention: Every sincerity should not be let down.