Fourteen-year-old Tang Mo had a secret, and that secret was Fu Congjia.
Four years later, Tang Mo came to Fu Congjia of his own accord. "Big sis, your little brother here is great at being an assistant. Could I get a proper look at your face?"
Tang Mo hadn't told her the whole truth. What her devoted little admirer was best at was stealing someone else's love interest.
But life is like a box of chocolates. You never know what flavor you'll get after you bring down the wall...
Please add these to your to-read list: Embroidering Buddha (A Little Monk's Ordeal in the Mortal World) and Mountain Pass Ballad (A Song for a Defector). They're historical romances, but Ju Gan writes those really well too. A deep bow
And here's a recommendation for my friend's story, Ghosts in the Heart, by Yun Qi Feng Mian, a modern urban suspense series with imaginative ideas and sweet moments. If you're interested, please add it to your list and check it out.
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I think I can continue writing. Does the author have any ideas for the second part?
We still have to stay together, after all, we have a son. The ending is too hasty, the ending should be written clearly in the extra chapter.
I don't understand this ending. Is there any extra?
Is this the end??? Open ending?
I haven't read it for a long time. The title of the latest chapter probably said that the female protagonist came out, so I took a look. I didn't expect the male protagonist to be involved in this kind of case. The female protagonist didn't show up. It was the female protagonist who helped. It's better to let the female protagonist and the male protagonist be together. It would be good to find another female protagonist.
The female supporting role comes out again, there is kindness
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This is the consequence!!!! Shock!
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