Announcing Natural Disasters to the Novel's Original Inhabitants

Peng Lan: The charming bitches outside can't compare to me (laughs) Wei Yuexin: Just ask and know how to cut (:-D) Life and marriage are not child's play. Rational love can make the first two stable and long-lasting than a hot relationship. Good luck with the ending ~ See you in the next one

Rereading it again, I really like Weizi's tenacity! Peng Lan's patience and affection are also among the top among many male protagonists I have read. From being ignorant and weak to being strong and at the peak of stability, some of Weizi's strengths are worth learning. She is kind, upright and fair, and has a strong sense of professionalism and is not trapped by feelings. If you remember, there will be repercussions. There are not many emotional lines but she is also very easy to drink. Behind a big woman should be a stable, considerate and gentle partner.

Very nice article! The novel has an in-depth reflection on life, the world, and the position of women. I especially like people who don't wait for others to take care of and protect them, nor refuse their companions! I really like this kind of story about working hard and fighting with one's own strength.

Oh my God, I have never found that the best choice after weighing the pros and cons can be so sweet.

Great novel, great setting.

It's really good to read. I read it in one sitting. The world view, life outlook and values ​​are very grand. I really like it. The author's writing is very strong, the characters are very in-depth, and the arc of growth is arranged very reasonably.

Super good-looking, super good-looking, funny and heartwarming, you won't lose money if you invest in it But what's the matter with your work list? After entering, there are only pre-accepted, in-progress and locked works. You can't see this article, nor can you see other completed articles.

I feel like there are no more updates in the future. Please continue to update.

It's very interesting, and it's a long one. It's very enjoyable to read.

I've finished watching it, but it's not enough. . . . I kept reading and reading, and I always felt like I could continue writing. . . .