The 71St Year of Human Gender Transition [Interstellar]

This article is a pre-plot about Xiao Di's interstellar identity written after Iron Armor. It was supposed to be an ordinary interstellar story, but because I was obsessed with the short stories of several old writers at the time, I accidentally let myself go. It should belong to the category of [early brain roaming works, not recommended in principle] in the column, because there are many shortcomings in writing. Writing I was still at a stage where I had no sense of the structure of the novel, and I compiled it all based on instinct. However, because this random wandering of associations has reached the point where I don't know what I was thinking when I looked back on it, and I would be scared by the strange things I wrote (but readers will not be scared), so I will put it in this niche style category for now. In this article, Chang An and Liao Sha, the Lord and Xiao Di still love each other very much.

Haha, no one knows that Prime Minister Gu also failed once before snagging Admiral Di, who was an orphan. He failed miserably.

This article is also very nice! In fact, I couldn't read it at first, because the first stage was mainly about Gu Changan's awakening, which repeatedly emphasized the different cognitions between advanced creatures and humans, and the concepts of human cognition and consciousness being limited by the body... It was too abstract, and the story was not fully developed. My brain is slow to react and I seem to be unaccustomed to falling asleep. In the middle, I wanted to give up the article, so I covered my face and apologized. When I saw the end, I felt really lucky that I didn't give up. It was so beautiful~

As expected, there is no one with good works. The number of collections in Jinjiang cannot be used as a criterion for good writing. The author of the huge worldview has done a good job without delay. And the attached cp made me get the charm of aa for the first time. I won't talk anymore. I want to read other articles written in large letters.

Ah, this film supplements the causes and consequences of Ding Guohou

From these characters, I would make a bold guess about the author Kuluzhong! !

I read Iron Armor first. On the way to read this one, I turned around and read the Japanese novel written by my wife. Then I came to read this one. My wife, you are so awesome. I love it so much. (Screaming)

Although the truth is cruel, the reality is beautiful. The colonel and Xiaolang, the general and his majesty, Tang and Zhang, all have a bright future.

I'm going to review Gu Di again, I love them so much

*****Contains spoilers***** Originally from Tie Jia, I wanted to read the prequel to Xiao Di, but I don't know if it was my misunderstanding. This book didn't complete the character image of Xiao Di? In other words, Iron Armor Xiaodi is already very plump and no longer needs to be completed. If you just read this book, everything is going well before the two chapters of the real truth, but on the contrary, there are some doubts in the setting of the two chapters of the truth... The most obvious one is Zhang/Tang CP, which ended like that before the Chang'an cycle. So what changed in Chang'an to make Zhang get rid of religious obsession? Simply stop him from seeing sheep transform into humans, let him regard Chang'an as the son of God in the future, and then break this image? If it was really that simple, it wouldn't have been so tragic in the beginning... Or what else did Changan do besides that? Or, are Zhang/Tang really still the same two people after experiencing these changes? If you think about it this way, the solid storyline suddenly becomes suspended... From my humble personal point of view, a story without a loop is already very good, but a loop of two chapters makes people even more confused...