Why refuse? Lucky: "Why did the boss reject Miss Lisa?" (Chewing chicken legs)
Jesus Bu: "Huh? Do you still need to ask about this kind of thing? Miss Lisa is living a peaceful life well, but we are the most evil pirates in the eyes of the Navy! If you have anything to do with us, Miss Lisa's peaceful life will be gone, do you understand?"
Lackey: "But Jesus, don't you also have a wife and a son?" (Chewing chicken legs)
Jesus said: "Can my situation compare with that of the boss?"
#On the other hand#
Shanks said in a helpless voice: "But I can't hug you with both hands..."
But Risa smiled, very brightly.
This is her answer: "It doesn't matter~because I have it."
The specific content of the copy will be shown in Chapter 1.
This is definitely not to account for the total number of words, but it is too long and will look cluttered in the copywriting column.
Here is a simplified version, please understand.
After writing more than fifteen chapters, I found that I was getting better at describing the supporting characters. The flow of the story is also slightly enriched by the supporting characters. Although it originally focused on romantic romance, I now find that those stories that can warm people's hearts can also be extended to many aspects - family love, friendship, and crisis.
The male and female protagonists are undoubtedly Risa and Shanks, and this will not change. But you will find that their relationship is very slow to heat up in this article. To put it in a more literary way, it is the kind of water that flows slowly.
Although I said before that my supporting characters seem to be better written, I personally feel that those important supporting characters are actually written well because of Risa. Writing about them is writing about Lisa. So I still didn't go too far... Maybe.