Gu Qing Shao is often kidnapped. One day, she gets a bodyguard.
Then she keeps getting kidnapped.
So, I guess bodyguards are just for show.
As a cool, aloof author, I'm far too proud to ask for follows or comments. Of course, I won't mind if you decide to follow and comment.
The girl who made the cover is a total fangirl. According to her, she's a fangirl for beautiful things.
Theme:
This ending, alas, they'd better not be together. Also, the story is a little vague. There are some parts that feel like they should be explained clearly but not in detail. And the cousin's matter seems to be too detailed. Well, that's probably what it looks like.
I can understand how you feel. When you were in high school, you could write tens of thousands of words of novels when you were interested, but you can never go back to that state again. Besides, you are still a student, so you should concentrate on your studies! The internship dog passed by, and the student days were indeed the happiest (>
I also came from above. . . Half a year has passed, and this book seems to be quite upright!
Looking forward to it…
Not bad, keep up the hard work, looking forward to it…
The male protagonist can't get his attributes at all←_←When I first read the copy, I thought the male protagonist was a guard with a paralyzed face and a fond of complaining at heart. Now it seems that the male protagonist is a very ordinary person with good martial arts skills. He can be said to be a passerby in the martial arts world⊙_⊙I'll just watch the female protagonist quietly. I hope you don't abuse the female protagonist.
Using the third person is more common in time-traveling books or otome games.
Because this way readers will feel more involved
By the way, author, your previous article was locked from QAQ!!
The male protagonist is well done~
It turns out that the author is also playing J3?
The first person is better, because recently I have read a lot of articles in the first person and think it is okay. Damn, what are your attributes as a male protagonist? I feel like I still can't figure it out yet⊙▽⊙
Oh my god, why does everything your author says reveal a subtle sense of humor? !
This ending, alas, they'd better not be together. Also, the story is a little vague. There are some parts that feel like they should be explained clearly but not in detail. And the cousin's matter seems to be too detailed. Well, that's probably what it looks like.
I can understand how you feel. When you were in high school, you could write tens of thousands of words of novels when you were interested, but you can never go back to that state again. Besides, you are still a student, so you should concentrate on your studies! The internship dog passed by, and the student days were indeed the happiest (>
I also came from above. . . Half a year has passed, and this book seems to be quite upright!
Looking forward to it…
Not bad, keep up the hard work, looking forward to it…
The male protagonist can't get his attributes at all←_←When I first read the copy, I thought the male protagonist was a guard with a paralyzed face and a fond of complaining at heart. Now it seems that the male protagonist is a very ordinary person with good martial arts skills. He can be said to be a passerby in the martial arts world⊙_⊙I'll just watch the female protagonist quietly. I hope you don't abuse the female protagonist.
Using the third person is more common in time-traveling books or otome games. Because this way readers will feel more involved By the way, author, your previous article was locked from QAQ!! The male protagonist is well done~
It turns out that the author is also playing J3?
The first person is better, because recently I have read a lot of articles in the first person and think it is okay. Damn, what are your attributes as a male protagonist? I feel like I still can't figure it out yet⊙▽⊙
Oh my god, why does everything your author says reveal a subtle sense of humor? !