Shifu CP strives to be rigorous and able to withstand scrutiny. It is mainly a completion of this plot of the original work. After all, this is my first time writing this article. There are many shortcomings. Criticisms and corrections are welcome!
1. This article has no time travel, no OC, and no YY. It can be seen from the purpose of writing that it is a serious drama.
2. This article strives to solve two main questions: Why were lions so vulnerable during the Northern War? Why can all Sister Mi's small team survive using the "probability strategy" of taking medicine to fight?
3. The original work's portrayal of Flora was incomplete, so necessary personality completion was made, which was suspected of being OOC.
4. Mutual attraction between people requires a necessary foundation. People who are together are suitable but not in love, so the setting is added: Flora has no past memory and has no loyalty to the organization; the lion classmate did not lose his heart when he awakened. In short, he is an 'alien' in the group.
5. The outline has been written. When the full text is completed, it will be about 3 to 4 thousand words. It will be updated in seven or eight times, and there will be no mistakes.
Conception:
Reader comments
It's not a "good" read. There are only characters but no story. The long sermons and self-analysis are better placed on the original characters. As a fan, it just seems OOC. There is no plot to support the psychological transformation that is purely based on words. It always feels very forced, and I struggled to write it. The "soul" part of "soul mate", the "partner" is particularly abrupt, and it has a strange feeling of living together... Although not many people have read it now, I still recommend that latecomers watch it with caution, especially if you are in a bad mental state.
It's not a "good" read. There are only characters but no story. The long sermons and self-analysis are better placed on the original characters. As a fan, it just seems OOC. There is no plot to support the psychological transformation that is purely based on words. It always feels very forced, and I struggled to write it. The "soul" part of "soul mate", the "partner" is particularly abrupt, and it has a strange feeling of living together... Although not many people have read it now, I still recommend that latecomers watch it with caution, especially if you are in a bad mental state.