Oh no! I don't have time to write Love Fish, so here's a little short story to tide me over and keep me from getting rusty.
It's my first time writing from the male lead's perspective: a polished professional on the outside, a goofball at heart.
CEO Cheng: "I think love is ultimately about yourself. You have to find someone who can make your life whole."
Editor-in-Chief Meng: "I think love is ultimately about happiness. You don't have to find it in just one person."
CEO Cheng wants to pursue Editor-in-Chief Meng, and his inner monologue is a whole production: I swear, everyone with eyes can tell I like her. She's the only one who doesn't know. She's not human.
Editor-in-Chief Meng doesn't notice Cheng's feelings at all, and wonders to herself: Anyone with a remotely normal mind wouldn't act like such a goofball. He's not normal.
Theme: Everyday romance.
Actually, I think the male protagonist is not worthy of the female protagonist. The female protagonist is a true gentleman... Once the female protagonist changes her sexual orientation, the whole world will kiss her.
Brush, when will there be new articles?
"Cheng Zhen's Diary" is over, and I want to talk about the creation of the heroine. This is the first time I write from the male protagonist's point of view, so the heroine's psychology can only be guessed by the male protagonist, which sometimes is not accurate. The process of their love is exactly the process in which the male protagonist's speculation is getting closer to the answer step by step. Meng Fu's character reflects a large part of myself. She is like an onion, she looks abstinent on the surface, but she peels off a few layers and finds the heart, and then peels off all the layers and finds that the core is still abstinent. Her father encouraged her to try, and she found a dream she loved. From that moment on, she only dabbled in other things for fear of being distracted. The same is true for me in real life. I have always loved reading since I was a child and have never owned a Barbie doll because my parents only encouraged me to try in reading and other aspects. They wanted me to be different from other girls and ignored my due attempts as a girl. Just like the glass slipper that Meng Fu once wanted, he did not get it in the end. But in addition to ideals, life should also have softness. Mr. Cheng is such a person who encourages Meng Fu to try softness. I hope that readers of this article will find softness in their hearts and find people who are willing to encourage you to try softness.
It feels like a few hundred words contain a lot of information...!
The one I want to laugh at the most is the noble gentleman from Macau. Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha does not even have a name
Hahahahahahahahahahahaha I cried and covered my mouth while doing a bbox
Although I couldn't tell the male protagonist's biological father's and mother's names at first (Bai Yingjing/Jue)
The disinfection part is too gentle. Cover your mouth and cry. Where can I get a boyfriend like this?
Spreading Flowers, even though I couldn't understand it, I still finished reading it...
The writing style is unique and the subject matter is novel. I like it!