A Bud in Bloom

After reading Prince, I thought it was good, so I read Dada's other articles. Comparing them, I realized that Dadada has grown a lot in the past few years. I look forward to more good articles. It's a pity that Prince didn't read the extras. Woooooooooooo

Look at the effect of the healing system of great literary friends:)

It turns out that I had collected this article before, but then forgot about it. It's so embarrassing, O(∩_∩)O

As far as a novel is concerned, the structure of this article is rigorous and complete, so don't underestimate yourself. Literary men must be proud: they must believe in the pride they write; they must not be arrogant: arrogance is only as good as the protagonist's second best, and the author's characters are all NC. It's a bit unfinished, why don't we young readers like us some extra stories about sweet married life? (Laugh)

It's very nice to see. It's true that the NCs don't need to be tortured very much. Just let them develop on their own and good results will come.

Is this the end? It's a bit anticlimactic.

"As arranged by Shao Yun, I will read Ping Guo's words in the next few days." My name was written wrong, sir.

That's the end. We haven't seen enough yet. Let's write a sequel about the heroine's warm life after marriage.

It's so uncomfortable. . . . . . . . . . . That's it?

Tower!!! Bay!!!! Where does the "national~~~~~" economic policy come from!!!!!!!!!!!??????????? The article is well written, but I couldn't help but ask the author where the fairyland is?