Has the Mermaid Grand Duchess Been Assassinated Today?

The indescribable grandeur is not about the world view, but the intention that it wants to convey is so moving.

Wuwuwuwuwuwu, I'm really sad that the hero is dying late.

Today I saw two birds competing for the owner's touch on site b, and then I saw a comment. It seems that if the owner touches Jiujiu often, she will fake pregnancy and give birth to a bird that cannot hatch, "This is our baby!!"? That reminds me of the Grand Duke. Longlong is just one of the Grand Duke's chirps.

The Grand Duke should be immortal

Fu Qiu is the future

Three brushes! ! ! Seeing so many new readers feels like my favorite Zaizai is being liked by more people! ! ! My wife's writing is very attractive and makes me want to enter Pryor's world! And looking at the new comment section, my wife's comments are so serious and cute! (I secretly hope that my wife will write some more similar articles (Marmot Screams. Jpg

I really feel that longevity and the end of life are both painful. Immortality means that only oneself may be left, and everything will become different. It's a sense of emptiness, not knowing either today or tomorrow. When life is over, I think if I don't have children, I don't have brothers. At an aging age, I face the fear of not knowing whether I have any remaining days left, because my parents, as deceased, cannot provide the unknown after their death, and I can only face it alone as I die in the world, as if I are an isolated island. You know that you and others look the same, but the passage of time is different, and the perception of destiny is different. Passing away is like your own existence being erased. You will place hope and comfort, telling yourself that as long as the blood of collateral brothers and sisters continues, a part of you can continue. In fact, when writing this part, I suddenly thought about whether my grandfather thought the same way. He was afraid of reaching the end of life alone, but seeing his own bloodline comforted him, and there was still a part of it, whether it was memory or bloodline. My wife's article really hit me for a moment. Although the above part is expressed in words, the language is so shallow below the emotional expression. Maybe many things in the world don't have much meaning, but maybe experiencing it once is already meaningful. I feel like Dazhen has a certain depth of thought and probably also likes reading. PS: Is it your wife's idea to write a book with the year of publication in mind?

After reading it, I was really touched

It was interesting to read the introduction before I clicked on it. After I clicked on it, I only had one comment, "This's a wonderful story". It's wonderful and a wonderful feast!

I can't help but leave my own comments. It's really well written, delicate, gentle, and full of human care. There are no cookie-cutter routines or stereotyped character settings. Everyone has a multi-faceted side, and the development and origin of each story are traceable and logical. The writing is smooth and interlocking, and you can feel the charm of all the characters. The writing, plot, characterization, and the most difficult to evaluate humanistic care (which is not available in many novels now) are all excellent in this article. I am very grateful to the author for writing such a novel! I am also very lucky to have dug out this old article. I hope that the author's literary thoughts will surge and he can create more works!