Literary blurb: I'm afraid you'll live to a hundred, leaving me twenty lonely years.
I'm afraid you'll be strong all your life, leaving my shoulder empty.
I'm afraid you never loved me, leaving my life without meaning.
I'm afraid I don't love you enough, and you'll meet someone better.
Unhinged blurb: Do you know who this lovesick idiot is in love with? That's right, herself. Mom, save me! There's a lunatic here who wants to be reborn and win herself over. This is terrifying.
Normal blurb ←_← Haha, maybe: One day, a woman dies and meets a Grim Reaper. With the help of this adorable Grim Reaper, she transforms into a heartthrob, changes her looks, and sets out to win herself over.
The question is, who is this stubborn little imp who refuses to give in to the author? →_→ Author, give it up. She's already chosen herself.
Honestly, I just think the person who can treat you best and understand you most should be yourself, right? →_→ Heroine or hero, you're so naive.
1. Don't ask me. Even the author has no idea how her imagination got this wild.
2. Three stories, updated whenever. The author really is that casual.
3. This is a sweet story: pursuing yourself is smooth sailing all the way.
4. This story's imagination has gone beyond the heavens.
5. They say sweet stories have no logic, so think carefully before jumping in.
Theme:
This should be a true portrayal of a scientific researcher. Personally, I don't think this is a sweet story. The heroine's love didn't make me feel that I was truly in love. I thought it was mostly likeable and moved. The hero's love is difficult to evaluate and I won't comment on it. After reading the article, I just felt that it was a wedding article that made me feel so sad. The lack of love versus too much love in the article is really a cruel reality. There are a lot of bugs in the article, which makes people confused, but the writing style is very cool and to my liking.
I read this novel again. The author is very talented and his writing is very good. When I watched it for the first time, I felt very unworthy of the male protagonist. It was time for stones to get hot. Now that I read it again, I feel that the emotion in the article is not love at all, but a one-man show of narcissism and self-abuse.
Let me tell you something that may be criticized. Why do I feel that the heroine is giving alms to the hero, and is condescending?
No, it's just military training unique to Wenjiang District. It's about to start raining during military training. ? ? ?
Oh my god, it's so close. Looking at the University of Finance and Economics and the University of Traditional Chinese Medicine from a distance
I feel like the writing at the beginning is fluent and the rendering is in place. Then when I started to write about the protagonist and started to go about his daily routine, I felt a little bit dry, and the writing style seemed to have changed. But I like the occasional literary and artistic words, which fit the character's indifference when he is fifty years old and has seen through the world of mortals. (Personal feelings, please forgive me for any inappropriateness)
What I want to say is the author, what do you want to express? Isn't it unfair to the male protagonist? It feels a bit sadistic. Overall, the author's writing style is pretty good.
The wedding dress is not warm. The wedding dress is beautiful but not warm.
This should be a true portrayal of a scientific researcher. Personally, I don't think this is a sweet story. The heroine's love didn't make me feel that I was truly in love. I thought it was mostly likeable and moved. The hero's love is difficult to evaluate and I won't comment on it. After reading the article, I just felt that it was a wedding article that made me feel so sad. The lack of love versus too much love in the article is really a cruel reality. There are a lot of bugs in the article, which makes people confused, but the writing style is very cool and to my liking.
I read this novel again. The author is very talented and his writing is very good. When I watched it for the first time, I felt very unworthy of the male protagonist. It was time for stones to get hot. Now that I read it again, I feel that the emotion in the article is not love at all, but a one-man show of narcissism and self-abuse.
Let me tell you something that may be criticized. Why do I feel that the heroine is giving alms to the hero, and is condescending?
No, it's just military training unique to Wenjiang District. It's about to start raining during military training. ? ? ?
Oh my god, it's so close. Looking at the University of Finance and Economics and the University of Traditional Chinese Medicine from a distance
I feel like the writing at the beginning is fluent and the rendering is in place. Then when I started to write about the protagonist and started to go about his daily routine, I felt a little bit dry, and the writing style seemed to have changed. But I like the occasional literary and artistic words, which fit the character's indifference when he is fifty years old and has seen through the world of mortals. (Personal feelings, please forgive me for any inappropriateness)
What I want to say is the author, what do you want to express? Isn't it unfair to the male protagonist? It feels a bit sadistic. Overall, the author's writing style is pretty good.
The wedding dress is not warm. The wedding dress is beautiful but not warm.
Isn't Xixi a cat?
She must have been divorced when she was eleven.