The Swan Kingdom

Hey, two people have to support each other, but He Xu always wants her to give up, saying "I will accommodate you". In fact, he may not be very willing to accommodate. The first thing he considers is himself.

He Xu takes my breath away. Why should Chu give up his career? Why doesn't he give up? But he just wanted Chu to "serve" him in the end, in the name of love. The term "leftover women" is also very annoying. Men are the golden bachelors. It seems that it can't be done without marriage, and that if you have marriage, you must give up your career.

I haven't watched "La Bayadere", but I was moved by Xia Tong's burning life for dance and moving forward indomitably. Everyone is the protagonist of their own life. Although Chu Qiao is not as good as Xia Tong in dancing, she is more friendly, like you, like me, and like him. Thank you to the author for creating full-bodied characters, which gave me a small understanding of ballet, and I look forward to the subsequent chapters.

Although there are locked chapters that affect reading a bit, I was very moved after reading it. It's not easy to be a dancer. Thank you very much to the author.

The writing is so graphic and feels great

Beautiful, so beautiful! Looking forward to new works!

Rehearsal with makeup—with semantic repetition

I don't think Chu Qiao will be happy when she retires and becomes a housewife. In the day-to-day hard work and housework, she will keep thinking about her dance career and will not be willing to give up.

Thank you very much to the author. Super touching.

Thank you for writing such a great story. If you never try your best for something, your life will be a regret.