The Ninth Month

It feels like a very special article after reading it. Although it is not as clear as other articles about the sticky daily life of Coco and her uncle after they reconciled, Suicheng thought made me feel differently. Coco is a special heroine in the novels I have read. She has a very lovable side in her character. She is innocent and cute, and she is sweet to the people she likes. But she is also quite hateful (as far as I feel). Her character is definitely inseparable from the education of the great Ms. Shu. In the part when I saw her being swept away by the wind and waves at sea. At first, I was wondering if there was something hidden, until I saw that she really wanted to go. At that time, I thought, how can she be so willful? I subconsciously thought that this matter was her fault. However, because the male protagonist is not my particularly favorite type, I did not "hate" Coco at this moment. Of course, it was her who caused this result. But I was also thinking that if the male protagonist was my favorite type, I might have more emotions than I expected. I might inadvertently think about it. How can the female protagonist be worthy of the male protagonist? The two should be separated. But these malicious intentions are not the same thing as what she did. They are just due to my personal narrow-mindedness and subconscious misogyny. Capitalizing on Coco is really good. She is a single-parent family. Although she longed for father's love when she was in adolescence, she did not see the impact of the lack of fatherhood on her growth at all. I think she herself doesn't really care (Ms. Shu is really well-educated). She grew up naturally and smoothly. It is not a 100% truthful, kind and beautiful image (precisely because of this). If Coco had a character without any flaws, or if I realized in the quarrel with my uncle after the shipwreck that he loved me so much, and then the relationship between the two quickly heated up, I probably wouldn't like Coco so much. The capital letters are really just right. Of course, the sweet part in capital letters is also very suitable for me.

Well, it's not that I can't accept the plot where the heroine doesn't take her heart. I just can't accept that it got stuck at that point in the end... It was too sour. In the extra chapter, we have a real sense of who the male and female protagonists are from the few words of conversation. . Anthracene.

At first I thought it was industrial saccharin, but I didn't expect the author's writing style to be very sharp. I like [Rainbow Fart]

It looks good. I really like that the heroine has the upper hand. It's so cool.

(Stacked Armor: Only personal opinion) There are always readers who will ask why it is repeatedly mentioned that Coco is a single-parent family. In fact, I feel that this is the moisture in Coco's heart, a thorn in her seemingly calm mind. This is not a wound that repeatedly flogs her, but a clear description of the words. A complete person, this magnified detail, in fact, there is nothing wrong with what the wife tells. Everyone will mention it, and it is also because everyone cares about this little girl, hoping that she can grow up happily under the company and care of her mother, so as to minimize the regret of the absence of her father. I really like this article. I cried and laughed at the same time. I hope the author will be happy in this life [Rainbow Fart][Rainbow Fart]

I really like it, I like it, I like it so much. After reading it for two hours, I felt that my sister is so cute. My uncle also loves me very much. My sister and my uncle will be together for the rest of their lives [poor] [poor]

That's good Girl: I think my body is too straight Uncle: I don't care about my old face anymore. Xia: Farewell, lock up

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Thanks! Very nice! ! ! Very delicious meal?

Wow wow wow girls friendship is so beautiful