Where Will This Journey Take Me?

When will Crazy Diaozi publish a new book? I feel that in the two books I have written recently, the female protagonist feels very unconfident and timid compared to the male protagonist and the people around her. My favorite is the heroine in the century-old family letter. Although she is an ordinary little person, she also tries her best to exude her own brilliance in history, especially the beginning of the plot of quitting opium and fighting against her own will. The characteristic of Diaozi's writing style is that he can write so deeply that readers feel as if they are actually there. This is something I felt most deeply when reading "A Classmate Is 200 Million Years Old" and "A Hundred-Year-Old Letter". The classmate made me feel like there were really aliens, and I really seemed to have witnessed the tragic interstellar war and the 200 million-year lonely persistence just to report the sacrifices of the soldiers and the final victory to the mother planet, and the letter from home As a war correspondent, the heroine made me feel like I had experienced a time and space journey in the country's modern history. I witnessed the tragic and solemn chapters written by little people in that humiliating era that filled me with respect. It gave me a deeper understanding of what I had experienced in the country's modern history. But in the last two books, although the heroines written by the author have their own shining points in the subsequent chapters, they are surrounded by gods at the beginning (the previous article is the highly educated talents in the game company, this article is the old fritters and old foxes in the state-owned enterprises) Li Bai Fumei, etc.) The author wrote this article very vividly and even interestingly about the situation in the state-owned enterprises. I was very impressed at the beginning, but I felt that the relationship with the male protagonist was very forced. In order to highlight the male protagonist's ability, the female protagonist became cowardly and unconfident. I don't dare to do it. The male protagonist's feelings for the female protagonist are very sudden and fascinating (because like the female protagonist, I don't believe that the male protagonist will fall in love with such a female protagonist). If the female protagonist had traveled back in time to the book and rewritten the chapter through her own struggle, it would have made me even more excited, but it turned into a big dream. The scene and solving the case, alas, maybe I like to read books with a little bit of excitement, but the gap made me feel uncomfortable. The fact that the heroine couldn't use it reasonably when she found out about her boss's excuses and forced the hero to take action made me sad the most, :-( I'm looking forward to the next book, and I hope the next one will surprise me.

No one? Isn't anyone watching 200 Million Years Old and ET?

Doesn't anyone like to kneel down and beg for their passion? 😢 I really love it so much (›´ω`‹). Can there be a sequel? I can't understand it a bit, but I want to see it again╯▂╰

Ah ah ah, my wife has come to the starting point. She is super happy to see her 😊

This book is really amazing. I found a starting point to replenish my ticket. Is there going to be a second part of Your Passion?

I am an old reader. I saw an update on Qidian. Com and ran over to read more than 50 chapters. It was all trivial about the daily life of a state-owned enterprise. I did not farm or fall in love. It was inexplicable and I lost all my aura. I felt that I was writing articles to complain about my colleagues. The key point is that these colleagues are also ordinary thieves. None of them are weird enough to become popular. What are they?

Why is there no one????????? Your wife writes very well!!!

Come to the starting point! *^_^*