Once upon a time, long, long ago (so long ago it has been forgotten),
there was an ancient kingdom (so ancient that historians around the world knew nothing of its origins).
At the edge of a forest (wild and primeval),
there was a tiny village (you'd need a microscope to see it).
There lived a beautiful girl (with the captivating charm of a femme fatale).
People called her Cinderella (a tragic name).
The girl had (and indeed she did have):
crimson lips (gentle as spring),
long golden hair (brilliant as summer),
azure eyes (clear as autumn),
and snow-white skin (pure as winter).
She was kind and innocent (like a graceful dove),
and everyone in the village loved her (with a love that could be enough to destroy her).
Theme:
If the poet got Cinderella then what will happen Think of Gu Cheng, Xu Zhimo o()o
In fact, I have been wondering why people carried the poet's body to Cinderella's house... Ah... Sure enough, the onlookers liked to torture those they were watching...
Actually, this is reality~
Good writing, good writing, good writing
Astonishing Read it
Hehe... Ai
It's interesting. You can find two people to read the main text and the narration. But what can I say, fairy tales are not suitable for children~
Cinderella should work hard to get pregnant (how hard and with whom she works is a commercial secret), Then he risked his life to ask for huge breakup fees, hush money and child support fees,,,, From then on, she lived a life like a princess, ,, the poet should desperately get plastic surgery, make money to buy a castle, go to the gym, and watch Korean dramas (as handsome, rich, strong, romantic and passionate as a prince) Then come back like a prince,,, Finally, the prince and princess lived happily in the castle forever,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, don't just be a gorgeous dead person,,
Very good article, it can make people think about it
Fairy tale form non-fairy tale narration