The Streamer Is So Cute in Women's Clothes

Format: Lift High, written by Ji Nuzhuang.

Suddenly I have a question, do you want a Japanese song style like the last book, or do you want a modern style? Or is it a niche ancient style song?

How should I put it? I turned back and browsed through the bookshelf. I saw a new book by the author and clicked in to take a look. I haven't started reading it yet, so I don't know how it's written. After reading the last book, I abandoned it because it didn't suit my taste, but I still gave the author a full vote. In fact, I don't really like reading this type of book now, but I still collected it after reading the author's comments. I used to write books when I was in school, but my writing skills were really bad. I wrote 230,000 words and only had 16 comments. (It's a huge blow) Before writing, I thought that I would write just because I like it, regardless of the grade, but I would also like someone to recognize it when I write it. At that time, I also begged my grandfather to sue my grandmother, hoping that someone would pay attention to the book. Later, I wrote more than 1.1 Million words and finished it hastily. My friend told me that if I work harder to publish a book, it will become popular as my fans and writing skills improve. But at that time, I was discouraged and stopped writing it. I think if I had persisted, I might have become popular, but I shouldn't regret the path I chose. In fact, I have two purposes for saying so much: First, to talk to the author. Since I have already opened the second book, just like I said, don't give up. Just think that accumulating writing skills and fans will always make you popular. The second is to see if my comment can attract more readers to this book. (Ps: Wow, author Yin. I've already helped you so much, can you please give me some extra details?)

I came in at 21 years old and looked confused. Let's visit the grave.

I really didn't expect that this was the first million-word novel I saw written by a first-class author.

What about the author, the fungus? Lost contact?

How come a book updated three years ago can still be seen in serialization😧

I came here recommended by Good Guys Station B, but I didn't expect it to be Gugu

Does the author still write? By the way, does he have a readership?

How should I put it? In the author's descriptions, the word "straight man" always pops up, and I always feel that the author has a certain mindset, that is, if a boy wears women's clothes, he is curvy, otherwise the protagonist will always say that he is straight and not curvy. I think the author should write less such descriptions.