When it comes to writing, titles don't matter. The important thing is that you have to have a skill, a unique skill, and no matter how bad you are, you still have to have some special characteristics to be able to control the scene. For example, when practicing martial arts, you need to be able to fight well. Praise from outsiders is just a cloud of smoke, it is only through closing the door that you are convinced. Forging iron requires oneself to be strong. / Gentlemen, do you think you can empathize with this as a human being? (I like this kind of writing, it's clear and clear)
——Reader's book review of "The Proud King and His Subjects"
2016 Published by Junchen Aojiao
I was always struck by these seemingly fragmented and careless conversations. After so long, I still feel full of tears when I see Su Jin and Ji Fang. They were the original Mugunghua and puppy emperors [tears][tears]
Netizen "The 81-year-old master who stole the horse"
——Reader's book review of "The Proud King and His Subjects"
Conversation between Su Jin and Ji Fang: "Su Jin, why don't you look at Ji Fang." "Ji Fang looked away first." "Then why are you peeking at Su Jin, Ji Fang." "Su Jin, if you don't peek at Ji Fang, how do you know that Ji Fang is peeking at Su Jin." "..."
Original novel of "The Proud King and His Ministers": Real name @
Literary characters of "The Proud King": Ji Fang (Emperor), Su Jin (Prime Minister), Ji Shang (Little Prince), Qixun Yin (Yu Ji), Bai Youling (Dragon Girl), Su Yan/Bai Yan/Bai Ziyan (Qinglong/Qinglian) The novel is like a TV series version, serialized in seasons, with 100 episodes in one season
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The daily life of pure love between a cute and stupid emperor and an iceberg arrogant prime minister with a paralyzed face.
Seven sentences, minimalism.
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