Bitter Tea [101 Art Showcase]

After so many years of downvoting, this article is still good.

It's well written. I accidentally saw a book written by the author. It's great. Come on.

Bitter Tea is an article that really touched me. How should I put it? The characters in the article are so gentle that I thought the author must be very gentle too. It's been a while, and if I remember correctly, the author's previous name was M... Uncle (sorry for my poor English). At that time, I had always been curious about what kind of person could write such a warm story and portray the characters so gently. However, I think it must be because of the love in my heart. It has been too long. Even though I have watched it many times, I have forgotten how I felt at that time. I remember that when I read this article, I felt grateful. Writing CP articles is equivalent to generating electricity for love for free. This article by the author can be called the white moonlight in my heart, so I am very grateful to the author for creating such a good article. Although I have mixed feelings now, whenever I see the names written by those two authors, they are always associated with tenderness. Big thanks to the author.

Damn it? I clicked on the author's column after reviewing Director Qin's book. I didn't expect that the same person wrote about Kucha. I had read it eight years ago. I was really surprised.

That's great. I hope to see more articles written about American propaganda.

The author is so good. Tian has a heart attack. Woohoo.

Great writing!! The author is too gentle.

It's really beautiful! Very gentle! Although sometimes I didn't see some parts, but the later ones are connected to the previous ones, so I can understand it? I wanted to watch Kucha at first because I was a little idle recently and wanted to read the article, and then someone recommended it after watching Chaohua. After all, I still chose to play and he, so I watched Kucha, but. At the beginning, I felt an inexplicable familiar feeling when I read the first few articles. I felt that I had read them before, but I didn't seem to have read them before. After several subsequent articles! I'm sure! I must have read this article before but I didn't read it to the end. When I was reading it, my mind was spoiled and I remembered some of the plot?, So I'm sure I might have read it in the first half of 2019 or in the middle period. It was really amazing!!

The main character is actually really sweet these days (research on Hot 1), and then I thought of coming back and reading this article again. Teacher Qiu's "Bitter Tea" was, as many sisters said, a veritable white moonlight during the days when I was consuming MX. Whether it is the overt or covert foreshadowing and echoes in the article, or the various small details that immediately touched my heart, they all contribute to the ignorant, bitter, sweet and warm atmosphere between the sisters that lingers throughout the story. Personally, I really like the image I chose in this article, that is, a senior who I will yearn for, admire, and secretly like in my heart, and who shines in every move she makes. I think there is no one who can rush into her life like Qi, occupy her everything, and make her cup of warm water boil and evaporate. There is also no one who can fight for an uncertain future for an uncertain person as firmly as Xuan, and endure and tolerate it consistently, warmly and firmly. These two people are so beautiful that when I saw the end, I even couldn't help but sketch their future in my mind - it must be a warm-toned future. Now that I have finished talking about my sisters, I would like to say something to the teacher next! I accidentally saw the article "Bitter Tea" at Old Ford, so I chose to pursue it silently. Your writing is excellent, and you can feel the warmth and care in every word. Then, I particularly like the joint article "Gentle Resonance" that you posted before Sister Xuan's birthday, because it was the first time that I burst into tears while watching a fan. I have read very few science fiction-themed texts, let alone fan fiction, so the first time I saw the subject matter, I was surprised and curious. I read the whole article in a very compact manner, and I didn't regain my consciousness until the end. It was like watching a wonderful and highly exaggerated movie, and in the end I just sat blankly alone, thinking about the two people in the text. The teacher's words all hit me, and every article made me completely "fall". Maybe this is the "magic" of fan works and authors. Finally, as a transparent person in the tag, I would like to make two immature opinions. Fan works are first of all words, and words are a medium for inner communication. Through words, you can feel the creator's emotional devotion to the work, and through fan texts - in my opinion - it will add a unique "magnetic field" between the protagonists. For some people, this is the joy of consuming CP. For others, this is more than just "consuming CP", but readers will learn something from the creator and the main character - for me personally, I learned from mx, a pair of CPs, and from teachers like you. I have gained a lot of warmth from the works of thoughtful creators. Whether it is in real life, they accompany each other and support each other along the way, or in fan works, "we change our identities, we are still us, we are destined to be together", etc., They have given me a lot of light. (This long review is an impulse product. The grammar may not be smooth, so please forgive me.) PS: I really really really really really want to watch the full version of "Bitter Tea" again PS. PS: Teacher, you are really a good creator PS. PS. PS. Mxszd!!!

I'm going to cry after reading this. It's so well written. It's so sweet that I, an old man, have a girly heart. Sister, sister, we must always walk the flower path together!