Message to the Deceased

There is no cover yet, and the new book of My Neighbor Totoro is only 2,000 words long when I discovered it. The story begins at the Naihe Bridge. The mention of the flower of the other side that fell a thousand years ago and whose flowers and leaves will never be seen seems to indicate the fate of some species. Of course, it may be that the author simply wanted to write. Talking to the deceased - the deceased is like a man, never giving up day and night. Although I have always inadvertently regarded him as the Whisperer, and the more I look at him, the more he looks like me. I guess I can't escape this trap. Actually, when My Neighbor Totoro told me that he wanted to write a short story, I thought it would be in a style similar to an essay. But when I clicked on it, I found that the story didn't seem that simple. In other words, his outline seemed to be quite ambitious. First of all, applause, this guy has finally written a good book. Secondly, I will put my words here, My Neighbor Totoro, if you are a eunuch again, don't blame me for not remembering the old relationship and blocking you. I don't know what to think about having such a friend. The writing style is okay, but there is a typo at the end of the first chapter. I wrote two nos in a row. I guess it was a clerical error because I wrote too fast. And then, I don't know if the one named Liu Jiamo is the male protagonist. If so, I would like to say that I am not very satisfied with this name. Ahem, just treat it as nonsense. It turns out to be a romance. I don't know, just watch.

You must support this book by Civet Cat Fierce! Call like crazy (if you do it again, I will lock your throat, send you razor blades, roll your eyes, sleep with you... Cough, how could you have a partner... I'm sorry for worrying too much/bow, bow) My family's condition is not good, so I can only express my feelings by sending recommendation votes.

Is there a chapter where two people are written backwards?