A full-time master fanfic by CPall Ye, whose ideas come from Teng Pingda's "Chinese Fantasy" and Xu Luda's "The Bubble Prince". The glory belongs to the original work, and the fandom only has bugs and OOCs coexisting. There is such a youth hostel, with a private restaurant on the left and a pet shop on the right. A group of strange people live inside. It has only one owner and one employee [passerby], and foreign guests and employees stopped starting from the second floor. The boss is a very mysterious and peculiar person. He can open the hotel into a rental house, and the tenants he chooses are also a very mysterious and peculiar group of people - I once thought that the boss's criteria for selecting guests were faces and hands, but later I found out that was not the case. The tenants are all very young boys and girls, and the youngest ones are still students. What makes me feel strange is that I have never seen the older relatives of these tenants, but I know that the boss is the guardian of those students. Everything was unusual, starting on a cold rainy night. The update sequence of several pits together with the old pits is basically as follows: The postmodern life of the magician → Summer Chronicle → Old pits → Anti-Mary Su Wen [under review] → Fish Lotus → Great God Group Wearing [under review]
Because I heard from colleagues in the circle that radicals have recently launched a wave of anti-gay sentiments. In order to avoid being criticized, I have to lock down my articles and revise them. During this period of time, everyone is avoiding the limelight! Although my articles are not very popular, I still have to be cautious and follow the rules.
Concept: The life story of man and fish
Reader comments
I looked through the collection and saw it. I miss it so much. You really have to dig deep into Teng Ping's Chinese Fantasy to see it...
It's not easy to see you around
I finished reading it in one go. Good luck to the author.
I looked through the collection and saw it. I miss it so much. You really have to dig deep into Teng Ping's Chinese Fantasy to see it...
It's not easy to see you around
I finished reading it in one go. Good luck to the author.