The Frail White Moonlight [Quick Transmigration]

Very well written, really! Other comments said that the emotional line is not obvious, etc. I think this is good. It's like reading a poem, you don't have to dissect it word for word, it's like dismembering the body. Reading poetry means that after reading it, it is hazy, like a dream or gauze, and I feel that I don't need to say it out. I have a little taste in my heart, and I can recall this feeling when I encounter something in the future. Love is really elusive, so there is no need to advertise it loudly. Just like when a person drinks water and knows whether it is hot or cold, this is also a way.

I feel like I haven't finished writing yet, alas.

Sadly, the author did not continue writing.

I read the ending first and then planned to read this book, so there is actually half of this book that I haven't written yet.

I'm a little confused, the first world is more amazing

I like the first world the most, with clear emotional lines and strong character interactions; I really don't understand the emotional lines of the second world, and it feels like both of them are Gong's thinking body, which is a bit fucked up; the emotional lines of the third world are also confusing (I don't know if it's my fault), and I feel a little frustrated. I really feel sorry for Gong, and he's such a miserable man. What does He An's feelings for Gong, or the existence of Gong, mean to He An? I didn't figure it out until the end. . .

Help, I found out that when I read it, I had a pre-collection book in my collection, but now that I read it, the name is different QAQ

Why don't you write No. 1 In the world?

The ending came unexpectedly! !

So when will you open that book?