CP: 10th Doctor X Tarosey Di-Stolu (Rosey, Tardis)
Rating: PG-13
Writing style: Try to be as funny as possible, but some serious drama is inevitable. Slightly cruel + slightly sweet
Background: Parallel universe, the 10th is not reborn at the end of time
Recommended BGM: "Lego House" by Ed, this song is a source of ideas. Zhang Weijian's "Loneliness is Not Bitter", I remember the video of being tortured to death. Without love and happiness, listen to yourself crying, crying, crying...
Others: It was a small idea in itself, but I expanded it. When I started following Doctor Who in my first year of high school, I liked Little 10 the most, but the episode that touched me the most was the episode between 11 and the humanoid T-girl. After the college entrance examination, I watched a video posted by someone with Ed's Lego House as the background music. It was basically about the various relationships between T-girl and Dr, a little bastard, and it was related to the episode of Doctor's Wife where she was tortured to death. I had never seen anyone write about 10 and T-girl, so I boldly tried to talk about it. I originally wanted to write a short story, but damn, I couldn't stop writing it [I'm a master of writing, I hope this article can survive. . . If you try to trick me again, I won't be born again!
Finally, thank you gay friend + goddess @Hermione for being a nymphomaniac with a huge brain! If I fail, please don't kill me!
Dear friends, please go to Sina Weibo to discuss~~ Welcome to provide bigger and more bizarre ideas [laughing cry Sina Weibo, please don't be careless @chajiang and have another bowl of swordsman special
Reader comments
This male protagonist appears out of nowhere. I've also finished watching the first part. There was no male protagonist at all. What's going on with the sudden appearance of a male protagonist who has been looking for many years? Is it another setting where gods fall in love and are forced to separate, and then the female protagonist is reincarnated and the male protagonist chases after her? I'm really annoyed by this setting, okay?
It is true that chauvinism is not very popular nowadays, but the second sister is very independent.
This male protagonist appears out of nowhere. I've also finished watching the first part. There was no male protagonist at all. What's going on with the sudden appearance of a male protagonist who has been looking for many years? Is it another setting where gods fall in love and are forced to separate, and then the female protagonist is reincarnated and the male protagonist chases after her? I'm really annoyed by this setting, okay?
It is true that chauvinism is not very popular nowadays, but the second sister is very independent.