The spirit-powered girl Luo Xia was cursed by fate the moment she was born. One day, she meets a young man named Jia Yingmingzhi, who claims to be a divine ghost catcher. From then on, their fates become intertwined. They each transmigrate to their past lives in turn, but can they rewrite the past and change the fate of this life?
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Synopsis: Pure-hearted Rulan accidentally comes across an old diary from ten years ago belonging to Deng Zhenggang, chairman of Huiyin. There, she learns his secret, one he has kept hidden from everyone...
The copywriting is more attractive. One has lost his spiritual power and the other has lost his memory. Would you mind leaving your contact information? Come on!
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I'm not a rich man, but I'm not short of money either! Writing is purely a hobby. If you come here to read the article, if you think it's interesting, then read on! I don't think it looks good and I'm not annoyed by people who smash bricks! If you show it well, you just want to "play" (comment) it, and you are not afraid of people "playing it". If you give positive points, I will smile, and if you give negative points, I will laugh it off. Both positive and negative scores may be refined. Whether you like to send flowers or smash bricks, it's your right!
A negative score will offset a lot of points, and it is not easy to write an essay, so I gave it 0 points. Children's shoes, when you randomly give negative marks to others, your hands are too fast. You never thought that writing other people's articles is not easy. You said you were angry that the picture was replaced, I understand. But all the pictures are from JJ. Did you know that they are ranked uniformly? The red text and picture promotion are not decided by the author himself, and it has nothing to do with whether the author changes the tag! If you go to another author's article and just add -2, I have to say, it's disgusting.
Clap your hands, thank you very much, finally updated~~
Haha, because she writes in Cantonese dialect. There are many slangs with Cantonese characteristics, as well as spoken language. For example: run as fast as you can___run as fast as you can. The words are not finished yet__Not finished yet Fried fried ghost _____ fried noodles, fried dough sticks If you have bad luck__, in Cantonese, it means good luck. If you have bad luck, it means bad luck. This phenomenon is just like Cantonese people don't like watching the Spring Festival Gala. Cantonese people can't laugh at Uncle Zhao Benshan's comedy. It's a bit weird for people from other provinces to watch Hong Kong movies. Cantonese people go crazy when watching Hong Kong movies translated into Mandarin. (Crazy is called crazy line in Guangdong!) This is caused by the cultural background. Just as the Chinese speak English, no matter how standard they speak, they will never speak authentically. (Unless she has lived in the UK for several years) I often make this mistake myself. The words seem to be fine, but they feel stiff and stiff. I don't have that kind of language and aura. For example, when I curse, I don't know how to curse in Mandarin, and others can't understand how to curse in Cantonese. So I can't always curse people. What I have in common is that the articles are very small and there are self-titles like "I'm my mother." That's because I don't speak the language, and I don't have the textbooks I read, so the writing is awkward. (I'm posting this again because the text in the reply is too small and I can't see it clearly.)
The story is good, but I always found the wording a bit strange. I would like to ask if you re-read the article and make some revisions after you finished writing it?
May I ask, will Angel be happy? Please be sure to answer.
The writing is interesting. It would be better if I added more descriptions.
Very interesting, but the chapter seems to have changed. It was not this originally.