A 19th-Century Woman Writer

Why do I feel like the main text and the extras are not finished?

It's pretty good overall, but the ending is a bit abrupt. Compared with the villagers, the author's level has obviously improved.

This novel ended too suddenly

Have you ever seen the introduction to this story before? Does it feel like a new book that the author has wanted to write before? Or is this the extra story I want to write? [Question mark]

Very beautiful, very exciting. The emotional line may not be too obvious, and the proportion is not too large, and the ending is a little hasty, but it does not affect the fact that it is a complete and excellent story. The first time I saw the confession, I thought it was a bit too sudden, so I didn't read further. The second time I read it from about fifty chapters on, I felt the restraint and heartbeat of the male protagonist, but the author didn't write it clearly, and it was a bit obscure and euphemistic. The female protagonist takes John to play chess with the male protagonist. The male protagonist's inner unrest comes from his crazy heartbeat. The accumulation of many heartbeats has reached a critical value, so he made a subsequent confession. The male protagonist discovers the specialness of the female protagonist bit by bit, and is gradually attracted, admired, and moved, but he doesn't realize it himself. Later, the female protagonist is transferred to the male protagonist as a maid, and the close contact accelerates his heartbeat, until his eyes and mind can't help but follow the female protagonist.

I feel like the main text and extras could be made longer, but it's not enough! !

Isn't this the previous advance payment? Rewritten the extra story? No wonder the new book is different!

It ended a bit suddenly, are there any extra chapters?

After reading it in one night, I am ready to seriously explore other works of the teacher!

After re-reading, I realized that the book ended quite suddenly.