The Princess's Consort Tries to Escape Every Day

Finally kissed, applauded??

More Mo style and princess style

The author takes care of himself and waits for your return└(^O^)┘

Read a hundred pages before going to bed 🐶

If you don't make a sound, that's all. If you make a blockbuster, that's my deep love for you.

I quite like the setting of this article, but it always feels a bit strange after reading it. It's not that the author's writing is not good, but sometimes it feels a bit stiff, as if he is deliberately trying to tell readers that their feelings have changed. For example, the point "two recliners" in this chapter came to mind when I saw it (I have read too many abuse stories and am very good at finding sugar in glass particles). This point could have been used to express the princess's subtle change, from "carrying a dagger to defend myself" to "this experience is very good, I want to go with you." However, the next sentence immediately clearly told the reader that the princess did not expect that she subconsciously meant two recliners. Writing this way is also advantageous. Readers can understand what the author wants to express at a glance, just like a navigation map. You don't need to go there in person to see where there is a bend or a small road. However, at the same time, you can only see it from a God's perspective and cannot appreciate the scenery on the way. I personally think that if it is just passed over first and brought up again later, the cliché plot is that the prince asks the princess later, when did you like me? The princess said that that day at home, she saw you lying on the chair with the sun shining on you. Although I have been yearning for the outside world for so many years in the palace, if the situation at home was like this, I think I would be more willing to be with you. As a foreshadowing, there may also be another feeling. If it really doesn't work, you can bring it up in your composition. Let's borrow a popular sentence pattern on the Internet: "If you want to write about the wind, you can't just write about the wind, but also about the fluttering willow branches, the sparkling lake, and the tinkling wind chimes on the windowsill." Leave it blank to allow room for imagination. It only represents a small and insignificant personal opinion. It is not intended to guide writing. If you don't like it, please don't criticize 🌈

It's over. I haven't seen enough. Woohoo.

It's gone so suddenly

Ah? It's goneヾ(??Д??)?

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