I’ve just started a new story, Transmigrate and Become a Single Mother Again. You’re all welcome to drop by!
A sudden remark is all it takes to transmigrate? At least I’ve become a member of the Tong family, so I have some security.
They say marriage isn’t something you can choose for yourself, but at least you can decide who you love. Yet in the blink of an eye, my beloved turns into a wolf...
Part One: The Breeze Scatters the Past Like Smoke: The dragon’s youth, before the Nine Dragons’ Struggle for the Throne begins.
Volume One: Falling in Love is complete. The main storyline follows the heroine and the Eighth Prince as their love unfolds: once you’re in love, you’re in love.
Volume Two: Giving In to Passion is complete. The heroine’s love and marriage drive the story: everyone has something they refuse to give up.
It’s a romance, but there isn’t much love and hate. The story is plain, like a running account. It isn’t romantic enough or realistic enough, and it doesn’t end with everyone happily together.
Part Two: The Breeze Scatters the Past Like Smoke, Continued follows the heroine’s ongoing entanglements with the male supporting characters, and what happens during and after the Nine Dragons’ Struggle for the Throne.
Volume Three: An Unfinished Love: http://www.jjwxc.net/onebook.php?novelid=192873
Complete.
Modern light comedy, It Takes Two to Quarrel: http://www.jjwxc.net/onebook.php?novelid=405136
Work in progress.
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Such a good article, I forgot to rate it, haha~ I'll make it up.
Good, but I want to be more careful about the ending I was looking forward to. It's a good article. I like it. I feel a little sad after reading it. I chew it carefully and it's very delicious
I feel that 88 is a bit anticlimactic, while 44 is too restrained, and 13\\142 is a brat.
It's a bit depressing and I can't explain it. The ending is unexpected. I read it in one go. However, I really like the heroine.
The inexplicable ending, how could she marry outside the family? Anticlimactic!
I think the author really put a lot of effort into Lao Ba's analysis. It makes sense. Indeed, there are too many contradictions in Lao Ba's comments in historical materials. It even feels like a deliberate depiction... The author is really amazing. He analyzed and analyzed what I was thinking so clearly. What about me? I really like your writing. Not being together is a pity, but being together will also be happiness.
I like your writing style and I am quite satisfied with the final result. Actually, I don't really want Chu Yan and Lao Ba to be together, it always feels awkward.
The best time travel novel I have ever read, I love your writing and your thoughts.
In fact, I have always felt that stories do not necessarily have to be divided into male protagonists and female protagonists. The protagonist is the one who develops the story. So Chu Yan deserves it. And the male characters, whether they were the ones they once loved or the ones they ended up with, are basically supporting roles. (Wearing a casserole) So I actually defined the story as "Classmate Chu Yan and the Men in Her Life"…