The first time I was proposed to was when I was five years old. A very beautiful brother touched my head and said, "How about you be my bride when you grow up?" The little me giggled and said, "Well, when I grow up, I want to be your bride." It's a very distant memory. If it weren't for the fact that I suddenly remembered all my firsts today, I don't think I would think of it again.
The first time I was so sad that I cried was when my father said that I was the child he picked up from the river. I was a child that no one wanted... When I was little, I was afraid of losing my parents and grandparents who cared about me, so I kept shaking my head and said, "I am the child of my father and mother, and my very good father cannot let go of me." In fact, many children are always told by their parents when they were young: In fact, you are not our child, you were picked up.
Reader comments
I spent a day reading it yesterday. The novel does avoid the YY of clear-cut stories, but it seems to be a bit overkill. The narrative of the entire article is too trivial, lacks a climax, and there are no unforgettable plots and characters.
How should I put it? In addition to respecting historical facts, historical novels also require certain skills and cannot be turned into daily notes or journals.
But overall, it is still a novel that attracts me to read. Keep up the good work and pay attention to the ups and downs of the plot later. I'm waiting for your updates.
I spent a day reading it yesterday. The novel does avoid the YY of clear-cut stories, but it seems to be a bit overkill. The narrative of the entire article is too trivial, lacks a climax, and there are no unforgettable plots and characters. How should I put it? In addition to respecting historical facts, historical novels also require certain skills and cannot be turned into daily notes or journals. But overall, it is still a novel that attracts me to read. Keep up the good work and pay attention to the ups and downs of the plot later. I'm waiting for your updates.