The Double Arrows Are Favored by Little White Text
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The domineering boss's spoiled wife is so doting on her that she can only watch it as soon as she throws her mind around. Don't watch if the feelings are not equal. Don't watch the birth of a child. If not, just don't look. Tairuo just doesn't look at it. Add as you go.
How shameless! Highly recommended! As shown in the text, the story is about an animal becoming a spirit and falling in love with a human being.
Gong is a rich second-generation actor who ventured into domestic entertainment. He is a naughty and unrestrained fun-loving person. He is not bad in nature, but he is a talkative person with a lot of witty words. This is the first time I've met a local boss from Fujian. The author seems to be from Fujian, and some of the folk customs and eating habits are very realistic.
Shou is a young pelican who has grown up, a talented bird watching photographer, a straightforward and sincere but a little ignorant, super clingy child. It will retain some of the pelican's habits, which is cute.
The disadvantage is that some plots do not stand up to scrutiny. Especially the conflict between the villain and the protagonist is written as if it were just childish. It's a bit puzzling that the two villains don't have a clear relationship with each other, but the funny plot between the two makes up for this part. There are quite a few literary plots that have blown up the entire Internet. The rhythm is not particularly good. In the ten chapters or so before entering V, the emotional line progresses very slowly, making it a little torturous to watch. After entering V, the beauty level rises sharply. I couldn't bear to go behind the scenes, but I still like him as an entertainer, going crazy on CP with his fans, and dreaming of posting CP posts.
The advantages are, first, the style of the whole text is very adult fairy tale, so the unreasonable parts in the front can be ignored. Second, the author really writes about the subject of bird watching and rare animals well. It is natural to incorporate popular science knowledge. It can be seen that he has done his homework well and does not use nationally protected animals as fashion items. Third, the barrage and Gong's comments are very funny. I feel like the author is on Douban, and I can easily pick up some fan talk. I feel like I have watched another mild version of the group CP post. I didn't write the kind of bad jokes that are very offensive. Fourth, there are one or two Easter eggs hiding the author's pen name in the article, which are quite interesting when I suddenly see them. The same thing happened when I was updating another book of hers. Like when I watched "Annoying Things About Seniors" every episode, I would look for the author's doll image in the corners of the screen, which was fun.
As an author, it is very impressive to write such a first article. I feel like I want to witness a rising star in the literary world of Xiao Tian. I really like a big red author named Mustard Sticky on a friend site, and I feel that the author of this article has the potential to develop in this direction.
I still remember the sacred texts I read when I was an undergraduate, from all angles, even after many years. . . A love story between two hairy crabs. You are the wind and I am the sand. . . Toilet reading
The offensive and cute ones. I like detectives attacking actors. He accepted his spoiled wife and attacked Su. The shortcoming is that it is very mediocre. There are no major ups and downs in the plot except for the love affair. Salute to the People's Police.
Pure Mary Sue sweet treat. Bedtime reading. Abo is super weak and is subject to warning. The domineering boss's sweet wife. The step-by-step guide on attacking versus receiving is very well written. Attack Sebu, but the big head controls the small head, and you are an obedient child. Do whatever you are told. Very good match.