Mary Sue version: She said, "I want wind!" and a gale sprang up. She said, "I want rain!" and a downpour began. She said, "I'm hungry!" and fruit came tumbling down. On a whim, she said, "I think I'm a little lonely." Two men fell from the sky. After a long silence, she said, "Two is a bit much. Can I return one?"
Pretentious version: True love has gone away, while she lingers alone. Silence speaks louder than words, and this love will last through the ages.
This story is coming to an end. Please add my new story, The Making of a Fox Spirit, to your to-read list!
At 24, Kong Ti, short, poor, and unattractive, got dumped. At 25, she lost her job. At 26, her worldview was destroyed and she lost her mind. At 27, she disappeared. At 28, Kong Ti decided it was time to start dating with marriage in mind. Can she turn her life around starting at 28?
Completed work: Eternal Life
Theme:
I'm jumping to watch it, emmm, the heroine is too weak
The characters in the author's articles are always better than I imagined, which makes me habitually get slapped in the face after making conspiracy theories.
The title of the book is inversely proportional to its content
Do you feel that the atmosphere of the conversation is still, um, childish? It feels so harmonious
Why can't Jiang recognize the heroine?
Why can't Jiang recognize the heroine?
I feel like I wrote it so harmoniously so quickly.
Jiang and Ding? Or Jiang Helang?
It seems that it is true that my brother saved people before.
But from each angle, the heroine's angle, Jiang is too much, but from Jiang's angle, he is just.