Have you ever seen a limited film?
The kind where the male and female protagonists can't say more than three sentences before engaging in hand-to-hand combat.
There is good news and bad news before me now.
The good news is, I traveled through time. I finally escaped from the mortgage that was weighing me down every month, and from the ruthless supervisor who made serial calls on my phone every day.
The bad news is, I'm wearing a restrictor.
This limited film has all the elements.
It combines a traffic idol who has no fans of Dou De, an unscrupulous creditor who loves married women, a junior who has a lot of fun with sex, a male boss who loves sexual harassment in the workplace, a dastardly stalker who loves to play with trolls... And other factors.
**, ***, ****Play emerge in endlessly.
I was shocked.
But luckily, I'm just a passerby.
I have been a staff member at an idol fan show site, an intern when a creditor came to collect debts, a part-time teacher who broke my passion in college, a wage earner who was made things difficult for me in the company, and a social beast who caught up on his sleep on the train after get off work...
Without exception, they are all passers-by.
Wait, wait, wait a minute!
Why does a passerby have to work so many jobs every day? ?
Just when I thought I was finally at ease and could be a salty fish in this world where I let myself go, something suddenly went wrong with my role.
Because I showed up too much on the limited set, I was seen by them.
It's so bad, I swear--
When you work ten jobs a day, you can go as far as you can!
Highlight:
Men are clean, do not substitute reality, the text is in the third person.
There is no overly emotional storyline in the main plot, and the ending is unique and beautiful. The male guests will write sub-plots into the extras.
If you revise the text frequently, it is not a major revision as long as you do not mark the replacement chapter.
Intention: Continuous self-improvement