A lot has come up at work recently, and I also have an important exam at the end of the year. I'll be taking it easy with updates for a while. Once I'm done with everything at the end of the month, I'll make up for it with a flurry of updates.
Completed novel: "A Good Life in the Seventies," the Yan family's story of hard work (the Yan in Yan Jingui).
Coming next: "The Battalion Commander's Wife in the Fifties"
Wan Chaoge is a high-standard beauty from a wealthy family, adored by everyone and treasured by the Wan family.
In the 1970s, she volunteered to join the art troupe.
With her beauty, sweet voice, and graceful figure, she earned the nickname "Little Lark."
There are so many talented and handsome men in the art troupe, but not one of them catches her eye.
Instead, she takes a special interest in Comrade Xu, the odd-job man in the props department.
"Comrade Xu, here's some cold water to go with your tomatoes."
"Comrade Xu, here's a new towel for you."
Everyone says Wan Chaoge is perfect in every way except for her poor taste in men: she's fallen for a poor fellow who's no good at anything.
Wan Chaoge: "A poor man can still have ambition. Just watch me turn stone into gold!"
Late at night in the props room, Xu Licheng carefully repairs the props and costumes.
On a nearby label is the name "Wan Chaoge."
Xu Licheng: "Does this girl eat props or something? How did she manage to wreck them this badly?"
Theme:
Wasn't Zhao Zhulan deported back to her place of origin?
It's a bit shameless. Even if we know someone or something is true, we wouldn't be embarrassed in person.
I hate people who make their own decisions and hint at others.
"It turns out to be the second brother Wan Zemin." Is this the third brother?
The heroine is really a child. She has a tough family background. Why should she run away? It's true that she has a good life. You have to choose the difficult path, how can you live a life that is easy and comfortable? Up to now, the behavior of chasing the male protagonist is quite cute. Only children can imagine a lot of plots by themselves and then have no regrets. They are very brave, very good and courageous. In fact, I have only met a few boys at a young age. Fortunately, most of my first loves are unsuccessful. Otherwise, when you grow up, you will probably dislike your original taste. They say first love is unforgettable, but I always feel that the one who loves bravely without regrets is more unforgettable.
Damn, why don't you update it?
The chemicals in your hands are flying on the branches?
Catching insects is there, not Nani
Hahahahahahahahaha
I don't like that the heroine is so unclear. I won't tell anyone clearly. What are I holding back? I'm afraid that others won't misunderstand me.