There is no perfect marriage in the world, nor is there everlasting love. After a vigorous love affair, bread is always more important than love, and reality is crueler than dreams. No matter how great love is, it cannot replace food and clothing!
Yu Di tasted bitterness when he kissed Zi Jing's lips for the first time. This is a love destined to have no ending! Zi Jing dreams of a perfect love. Where is the right man in her life? I wonder who will cherish her true love! Is it Yu Di with a sunny smile, the prodigal Xiang Feng or the steady Tang Ning?
Reader comments
Please allow me to start with a saying that has been used frequently recently: reading your article makes me feel that I am illiterate.
I am illiterate and will write a long review.
It's better to die if you want to make a long comment or something, there is no limit to the number of times.
This is a review that may be serious or silly.
I really want to use the scrolling screen to comment: stream of consciousness, unknown, conceptual body, confusing, ready to come out, seeking integration...
It seems that strange words have been mixed into it by habit.
Although there are only 6 chapters, when I read it, I had to pull the scroll bar on the right back and forth, forgetting all the plots I saw in the last second at any time [Actually, you didn't read it carefully at all!
When I re-read it, I suddenly discovered: Hey, it turns out that the person who returned the CD is not the same person as Suzumura. It turns out that Suzumura is still alive. It turns out that the heroine is in a band. It turns out that the heroine and Jing's sexual intercourse started as early as Chapter
Then when I saw Saeki's true face revealed in Chapter 6, I was actually very convinced = =
Why do I always think of that devilish guy wearing glasses and smiling...
What's incredible is that I actually finished Chapter 6, even though I did it in one go. Pull...
Then quickly read the general content on the screen, skipping all environment descriptions and character descriptions [Then what is left! I was also curious about what was left, so I just paid attention to the character dialogue and some slow and sweeping descriptions.
Then I understood the main content of this product without any teacher, GJ!
The central idea is quite far away from me, so I won't talk about it. . . In fact, I can't tell, so what is the central idea of this article? Is there a central idea? The core is actually how Ah Jing uses love to truly warm the world!
I really only paid attention to the milk candy that the author pulled out and beat into soy sauce.
If the protagonist is a lolita, A Jing is a glasses uncle who prefers to be cold on the outside and hot on the inside...
Okay, then this article no longer exists...
What's even more amazing is that at the end when I saw that there was no display of the next chapter, I actually thought like this: Well, why is it gone? Finished? Is it going to be a happy reunion episode where everyone goes back to their respective homes to find their respective mothers? The female pig did not have Su, and Linlin did not hold the hands of Xuezi, Ye, Suzi, Lizi and others affectionately and said, "I love you the most, let's get married." It was so good. It felt so good that no romance was involved.
All behaviors that occur can be figured out by yourself!
Author, aren't you really writing about Jinglin's interactions through the eyes of an outsider, Female Pig?
Don't deny the style of your gorgeous Japanese light novel. This article is light and airy and makes me want to sing "Modo, Modo, sister Nadeshiko" three times.
In a certain unimportant place at the beginning, the actors who participated in the final finale are mentioned in one stroke. This method is really Japanese, and I feel like a Japanese novel.
This is the truth.
After reading this article, I really wanted to die countless times and then I asked Lao Shi, please write a longer ending next time = =over
PS: If the author doesn't mind and really wants to see Jing Lin's small interaction in the follow-up episode, it doesn't matter if you write it. You can read it in the main text. There's no reason why the episode director would leave these two alone, right? [Laughs]
I'm not looking forward to the second part at all. Thinking about how long I've been waiting for this part before it's finally finished, I suddenly don't look forward to the second part QAQ
In fact, this is very contradictory.
The male protagonist cares more about his children than the female protagonist. If he does it again, he will have to make a choice again.
But the heroine also loves the hero. No matter how strong she is and how she pretends to be nonchalant, as a reader, she doesn't want them to miss it.
Please allow me to start with a saying that has been used frequently recently: reading your article makes me feel that I am illiterate. I am illiterate and will write a long review. It's better to die if you want to make a long comment or something, there is no limit to the number of times. This is a review that may be serious or silly. I really want to use the scrolling screen to comment: stream of consciousness, unknown, conceptual body, confusing, ready to come out, seeking integration... It seems that strange words have been mixed into it by habit. Although there are only 6 chapters, when I read it, I had to pull the scroll bar on the right back and forth, forgetting all the plots I saw in the last second at any time [Actually, you didn't read it carefully at all! When I re-read it, I suddenly discovered: Hey, it turns out that the person who returned the CD is not the same person as Suzumura. It turns out that Suzumura is still alive. It turns out that the heroine is in a band. It turns out that the heroine and Jing's sexual intercourse started as early as Chapter Then when I saw Saeki's true face revealed in Chapter 6, I was actually very convinced = = Why do I always think of that devilish guy wearing glasses and smiling... What's incredible is that I actually finished Chapter 6, even though I did it in one go. Pull... Then quickly read the general content on the screen, skipping all environment descriptions and character descriptions [Then what is left! I was also curious about what was left, so I just paid attention to the character dialogue and some slow and sweeping descriptions. Then I understood the main content of this product without any teacher, GJ! The central idea is quite far away from me, so I won't talk about it. . . In fact, I can't tell, so what is the central idea of this article? Is there a central idea? The core is actually how Ah Jing uses love to truly warm the world! I really only paid attention to the milk candy that the author pulled out and beat into soy sauce. If the protagonist is a lolita, A Jing is a glasses uncle who prefers to be cold on the outside and hot on the inside... Okay, then this article no longer exists... What's even more amazing is that at the end when I saw that there was no display of the next chapter, I actually thought like this: Well, why is it gone? Finished? Is it going to be a happy reunion episode where everyone goes back to their respective homes to find their respective mothers? The female pig did not have Su, and Linlin did not hold the hands of Xuezi, Ye, Suzi, Lizi and others affectionately and said, "I love you the most, let's get married." It was so good. It felt so good that no romance was involved. All behaviors that occur can be figured out by yourself! Author, aren't you really writing about Jinglin's interactions through the eyes of an outsider, Female Pig? Don't deny the style of your gorgeous Japanese light novel. This article is light and airy and makes me want to sing "Modo, Modo, sister Nadeshiko" three times. In a certain unimportant place at the beginning, the actors who participated in the final finale are mentioned in one stroke. This method is really Japanese, and I feel like a Japanese novel. This is the truth. After reading this article, I really wanted to die countless times and then I asked Lao Shi, please write a longer ending next time = =over PS: If the author doesn't mind and really wants to see Jing Lin's small interaction in the follow-up episode, it doesn't matter if you write it. You can read it in the main text. There's no reason why the episode director would leave these two alone, right? [Laughs]
I'm not looking forward to the second part at all. Thinking about how long I've been waiting for this part before it's finally finished, I suddenly don't look forward to the second part QAQ
In fact, this is very contradictory. The male protagonist cares more about his children than the female protagonist. If he does it again, he will have to make a choice again. But the heroine also loves the hero. No matter how strong she is and how she pretends to be nonchalant, as a reader, she doesn't want them to miss it.