"Shadow"
A collection of short stories about mice and cats, one story and one ending
Make it easy for the inspector to find, organize and put them together
The story is quite satisfactory, with a sad and happy ending.
It's so cruel that I hand you a tissue, and it's so cute that you just want to be happy.
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The novel "Mouse and Cat" is completed——> Live up to the fleeting years
^_^: Xiaomu's nest, raised by the ball——> Hidden Sword Pavilion
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Reader comments
I have read the entire book and my eyes are a little wet.
It's been several years since I wrote this book. I accidentally read it after someone recommended it. I didn't like it at the beginning. After reading Chapter 20, I thought I'd stop reading it. But I read the reviews and said that it changed the history and it was exciting later on, so I read it all the way.
I've only read this one, a meaty novel. It was really green at the beginning, with a childish (?) Feeling. I probably got excited when Shujia was chosen as the crown princess hhhhh
Watching Yin Reng transform from the second prince to the second emperor, and Shu Jia from the second girl to the empress dowager step by step, counting the almanac and thinking about how old they are, how many trials and hardships they have experienced, how many years they have spent together, sitting in a high position, being responsible and down-to-earth without losing their true heart, complying with the rules without being sour and paranoid, I am really touched.
Both of them have their own fields and their own concerns. They often don't tell the whole story, and Shujia still has to figure out what's going on. But I personally think that this is really a model feudal couple. The two of them have done very, very well. The so-called love is no longer necessary for them.
I feel a little sorry for the prince in history, but I also know that what I like is Yin Reng in this book. Yin Reng's death was so sudden. I counted the chapters and knew that Yin Reng was about to die, but in fact, it was a bit light... Light a candle.
I have been nagging for so long, but I just feel that I have finally finished reading millions of words. I originally wanted to dive, but when I finished reading it, I felt that even though it has been several years, I still want to say to the author, thank you for your work. I like them very much, and I like this direction of changing history.
I have read the entire book and my eyes are a little wet. It's been several years since I wrote this book. I accidentally read it after someone recommended it. I didn't like it at the beginning. After reading Chapter 20, I thought I'd stop reading it. But I read the reviews and said that it changed the history and it was exciting later on, so I read it all the way. I've only read this one, a meaty novel. It was really green at the beginning, with a childish (?) Feeling. I probably got excited when Shujia was chosen as the crown princess hhhhh Watching Yin Reng transform from the second prince to the second emperor, and Shu Jia from the second girl to the empress dowager step by step, counting the almanac and thinking about how old they are, how many trials and hardships they have experienced, how many years they have spent together, sitting in a high position, being responsible and down-to-earth without losing their true heart, complying with the rules without being sour and paranoid, I am really touched. Both of them have their own fields and their own concerns. They often don't tell the whole story, and Shujia still has to figure out what's going on. But I personally think that this is really a model feudal couple. The two of them have done very, very well. The so-called love is no longer necessary for them. I feel a little sorry for the prince in history, but I also know that what I like is Yin Reng in this book. Yin Reng's death was so sudden. I counted the chapters and knew that Yin Reng was about to die, but in fact, it was a bit light... Light a candle. I have been nagging for so long, but I just feel that I have finally finished reading millions of words. I originally wanted to dive, but when I finished reading it, I felt that even though it has been several years, I still want to say to the author, thank you for your work. I like them very much, and I like this direction of changing history.