I’m hoping to write a story about life in the martial world, deep bonds, profound love, and facing life and death together. I haven’t figured out the story yet, so I’ll make it up as I go. At any moment, you may encounter similarities to other works, nonsense, plot derailments, shamelessness, tastelessness, and serious historical inaccuracies or mix-ups. The best way to deal with all of that is to pretend you didn’t see a thing.
A torrential downpour makes the night road hard to travel. That’s what the title means. The titles of the other chapters are just made up at random, based on a feeling. If you recognize any copied song lyrics, the best way to deal with it is to pretend you didn’t see a thing.
I’ll do my best to write a story that combines mystery, suspense, horror, romance, wuxia, love stories, and inspiration (inspiration? Pah~). If you notice it straying farther and farther from Longmen and hurtling toward "Romance in the Rain," the best way to deal with it is to pretend you didn’t see a thing.
And then there’s the question of steamy scenes... (Good grief, are you going to write or not? You’re rambling on and on. If you’re not going to post the story, hurry up and move aside. You’re in the way.)
(With a rumble, a crowd trampled past the author, who was still chattering away...)
(The author struggled to lift their enormous, swollen head.) All right, I’ll post the story. Let’s go, yeah~
Theme:
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, many of them are locked up, I'm crying. . .
Try to find a way to unlock it, but I can't see it.
Give me some advice The writing is very good, but there is too little romance. The number of words in each chapter is too small, and it is tiring to flip through. It is better to combine them, and it will also help the author to accumulate points for promotion.
Well written, love it. Was there mutual resentment in the beginning? Did he fall in love later?