Fragrant Blossoms (GL)

I really appreciate the author's careful setting of the details of the story and the ups and downs of the plot~~ It's a little short, but very economical : D

I really like this kind of writing style and this kind of subject matter, but it's too short... I still don't get enough of it~

I hope there will be some extras and support the author

Wen Daai in the Republic of China, haha, the two finally got together. But revolution is really not something that ordinary people can handle.

Ending… Ruan Qin let go of the revolution. . Um. . . Strongly agree. .

I couldn't sleep tonight so I wrote a long review for Mu Chen. I didn't plan to write it at first, but I naturally gave up after thinking about the stomach-churning 1,000 words. However, this guy Mu Chen sometimes writes something at the end of the article, "No one reads this article, and it's very cute." Or else, "It's impossible to comment on this article in a long way." I suspect that Mu Chen is an extreme pessimist. Well, under this semi-forced situation, I will bravely write 1,000 words. (I strongly despise the 1,000-word limit. My hands shake even while typing. If I develop Parkinson's disease, will Jinjiang compensate me?) This article has a tragic unrequited lover - Song Ziyu (What is the most vivid thing written by Mu Chen? Do you want to know? That is unrequited lover, just read other articles to know.) As an unrequited lover, Song has everything he should have, and also has everything he shouldn't have. All kinds of tragedies, all kinds of hardships, all kinds of unshakable unrequited love, Comrade Xiao Song successfully turned my dislike for her into sympathy. From the first time I saw her appear, I had a hunch that she would be tragic. Well, it wasn't Song who was wrong, what was wrong was that she was born in Mu Chen's text, and it was harder than a rooster to lay an egg to turn over. People with unrequited love, especially Song who is so persistent and courageous, even if his head is broken, are essentially selfish and selfless. Song was so selfish that he deceived Lin in the name of love, but lost himself under Ruan's questioning. Song will do something he hates for Ruan. It's hard for me to say whether this kind of Song is right or wrong. After all, people with self-esteem will be charming, and therefore reciprocal love will last longer. Otherwise, Song's efforts will become Ruan's burden. But I also appreciate this about Song. It is difficult for everyone to stay rational all the time, especially when it comes to love. It's really rare that Song kept this relationship knowing that Ruan would not like him (there are so many people who break up with each other now.) Song would do something against morality for Ruan, but Lin wouldn't. Song who is so paranoid about his own feelings is really touching. It's just like I would like Liu Bei, who burned down the camp and died of Baidi because of revenge for Guan Yu, but not Cao Cao, who killed his benefactor Chen Gong, because Cao Cao's rationality is terrible, but Liu Bei is so paranoid and cute. I hope Song's ending will not be tragic. It seems that it has not reached 1,000 words... In fact, Mu Chen's writing is good, although it is very slow, very clear, and the amount of each chapter is very small. There are often some inexplicable plots, which often make people's appetite... But... Well... But at least there is an update on time every day! (I'm really not trying to praise you, I really am not.) It's still less than 1,000 words…I don't even know what to write. In fact, I love the story of reunion after a broken mirror. I really like to watch the feeling of not knowing whether to stay away from or get close to the person who has betrayed me. I am struggling there alone, but no one else knows at all. Ruan thought about whether he should tell Lin his identity every day, but he still failed due to some strange combination of circumstances. In the end, he was misunderstood and misunderstood again. There is a very love plot, and I just wanted to see Ruan struggling there, but Mu Chen was able to get over it by writing about it, and it also moved to Yan'an, a place without love. It feels like it has changed from describing the love in Shanghai at night to the shining sword of the liberation revolution. It's such a mess, what have I written? 1000 Words 1000 words... I hate 1000 words! Anyway, keep going, I will always support you. Too sleepy to go to sleep. I probably fell asleep after counting to 1,000.

It's finished, the author is mighty! Although I always feel like I owe something, the scam is obvious to all! As you accumulate slowly, you will always write better articles. Come on, author! I also wish you success in your work and a happy life!

Fangfei, Fangfei, Fangfei for a few months. Pay tribute to the heroes who truly sacrificed their lives for the victory of the revolution!

What happened to the man named Qin in the end!

It's almost finished... I feel like I'm still not finished.