The City's Shapeshifting Druid

You went out to get groceries without your keys, and nobody's home.

The world of this book should share the same worldview as the previous book, both featuring crossover networks. Assuming this is the case, then the protagonist of that book should be the son of Yi Qiu, the protagonist of the previous book, or rather, the son of Yi Qiu from a parallel universe. How do we know this?

Is the river wet? Yes, it's incredibly wet!

This book is written like an essay. It's nine parts literary flair and one part content. You often flip through several pages and find no useful information at all; it's all just a bunch of flowery descriptions.

I'm not an art student, please don't laugh :-D :-D

I've been following your work since you were bald, and I really love it. On the first day of your new book, I even spent ten minutes reading it as a way to invest in it. I thought you could change your increasingly sentimental and melodramatic writing style from the later part of your previous book, but the more I read, the more I felt that you were even more immersed in it. It made me so angry!

I'm back again~ Just dropping in! Good luck! (๑⃙⃘ᵒ૩ᵕ๑⃙⃘)♡

How do you manage to read a chapter in 10 minutes? 😥

Springtime gently nourishes all things, bringing about their revival; it is the beginning of life. --Yi Chun Summer's blazing sun, the croaking of frogs and the chirping of insects—it's a celebration of life. --Yi Xia Autumn leaves flutter down, falling back to their roots—a rebirth of life. --Yi Qiu Winter snow falls silently, and leisurely clouds drift by—this is the tranquility of life. --Yi Dong

Stay calm and don't get carried away! Maintain quality and wait for the update! Keep it up! ^0^~