Diaries are very personal things, but to be honest, since I was a child, I always imagined writing them for others to read.
Because for me, the diary is used to talk and express the grievances in my heart; the diary is also used to share my feelings.
Whether it is really for people to see, whether it can really be seen by those who want to see it, is another matter.
To be honest, I really don't like Jinjiang's classification of literary works. What should I say? It's a bit like stall literature. It's just that you can't publish without categorizing, and you can only make a choice without a choice.
But at the same time, I would also like to thank Jinjiang. The rapidly updated works here helped me get through this difficult time. Although substantial changes cannot be found in novels, don't we all need to anesthetize ourselves sometimes?
I would also like to thank Jinjiang for allowing me to have a world where others can listen to what I have to say while ensuring that my private space is not exposed in my life.
Reader comments
Looking forward to the follow-up. It seems that Tom has hidden a lot at present. I am curious about how he became the master love.
Looking forward to the follow-up. It seems that Tom has hidden a lot at present. I am curious about how he became the master love.