Sese's xp short story! Witnessing the "loyal dog" from needing explanation to becoming a daily routine and then becoming a bit old-fashioned. But it's still my only preference!
Arguably my most faithful embodiment of xp. From elementary school to work, this kind of subject matter has run through my mind countless times. There were even two articles in the past that tried to restore it, but they were not faithfully reflected because of my wishful thinking of "hiding xp" and "catering to the public". Until one day, I thought I wouldn't write anymore and didn't care about other people's opinions, so I finally restored this idea faithfully and completely, and then... It turns out you guys like it too!
People still have to stick to themselves!
This novel is a little different from my usual style, more realistic, but the male protagonist's loyalty, determination and unyielding love have not changed at all. The female protagonist's departure is a great torture to him.
An article I like very much, like "The Dead Man", is an article that makes me feel that my writing skills have improved. (Although when I write a long story, I seem to fall off again... I really need to think about a writing method that is true to my heart.)
It was a fantasy that briefly appeared in my mind, but I like it very much when it is written! I always like a taciturn person to be teased by the heroine, and I always like a taciturn person to keep love in his heart, but he loves me so much!
The six floors he climbed during the fire and the watch that alarmed his heart rate when he saw the heroine can reveal his innermost feelings.
It is still a small theater that often appears in my mind at this stage, but because the small theater setting is relatively weak, most of the content is still constructed when it is written, so the overall feeling is not that xp to me. Having said that, I am still very satisfied with the two male protagonists, and I am also satisfied with a comment below the article: "I thought Little Sun and Rou Yueguang were the male protagonist and the female protagonist, but I didn't expect them to be two male protagonists."
Yes, my article is considered a female Ningwen article, for girls to stare at boys, which of course refers to the two male protagonists.
I had an idea one day, but the content is actually relatively thin, just a fragment. There is supposedly more and more solid content to write about the theme of "the little eunuch desperately protecting the little palace maid".
But it seems that because of the popularity of the eunuch male protagonist, this article has inexplicably gained a lot of favorites. The eunuch male protagonist's explosion was also one of the things that made me reflect on the fact that I should stick to my heart more. I first wrote about a eunuch male protagonist in 2010. At that time, many people didn't agree with me. It was also because I was young and I didn't insist on myself. So later on, the eunuch only appeared as a male supporting character in "Death Under the Dog's Tail Flower" at most.
It can be regarded as a reminder to myself that in many cases, as long as you stick to yourself, there is no need to change yourself because of some objections, or even imaginary objections. After all, when I was a child, I never imagined that GB (referring to 4i/female attack) would one day become a common xp. I couldn't find an article on the entire internet, so when I wrote it and someone asked me what the male and female protagonist meant, I thought I was just a pervert (Hey
Having said this, I really want to lament that the rise of feminism has made all my xp's become commonplace, making me lose more and more of my uniqueness. And I gave up writing articles early and chose to work, and I didn't even seize the rising period of my xp becoming a public. But there is no other way. When I finish my work in real life, I can come back and continue working hard. Maybe someday these will be outdated, and I will continue to write, so why doesn't it count as a feature? [Cai dog]
Yes, it is the story I wrote before "Dead Man" that I mentioned, but essentially what I wanted to write was "Dead Man".
The copywriter is still struggling to make up for it, worrying that readers will scold the heroine as "hh", but now there is really no need to worry about it at all.