Love from Ages Past

N brush, you are my eternal white moonlight, squatting at the bottom of the pit waiting for you to come back

This article is really old. I remember reading it a long time ago, but I didn't expect it to be written by Jin Hu. I came to comment specifically because I really can't stand people who have problems with their understanding. I have seen more than one person say that this article is B. At first, I thought there was something wrong with my memory, but I clearly remembered that this article was written in capital letters, so I came to the original website to read it again. I would like to tell those people to read the article carefully. In the first chapter of Fox, it is clearly written that the heroine is wearing clothes, and there is no plot about being sick. In the extra story, the heroine was seriously ill, fainted and then miraculously woke up. Wasn't the doctor surprised? The heroine is still in ancient times! Ancient times! Ancient times! ! ! Even if the heroine dies in ancient times, she can't go back to modern times, okay? As someone with obsessive-compulsive disorder, I feel heartbroken when I see so many people misinterpreting the ending. Fox clearly writes it so clearly, and Fox only writes sweet stories. None of his novels have a tragic ending. I am also shouting out to Fox here, please write more extras, modify sentences that may cause ambiguity or speak out from your own experience. I really can't stand your happy ending being misinterpreted by a few people.

After watching it, it was quite interesting. When the silver wolf first appeared, I had doubts about who it was. It turned out to be true, but when I saw him biting his neck, I denied it. Why don't you write about modern times, parents.

I watched it a long time ago, I miss it so much

How come a pair of twins written in a small theater ended up with a daughter? ?

Damn it, is this be?

Fortunately, I took a look at the ending first. Is this a tragedy? Did the heroine return to modern times after her death? Is the male protagonist's life too long and he can only live it alone? So pitiful

It's really good. I like wolves. Sometimes I feel that wolves are more humane than humans. They treat their partners and their families. They are wild, they are free, they like to be powerful. They live more truly and truly reflect themselves. I like the male protagonist in your novel very much. He is domineering but gentle, and his love for himself is so persistent.

[Please] It's a pity that I didn't write about the post-modern awakening content.

I really like this story, especially this extra chapter