The Reclusive Writer’s Zhuge Dali Casebook

I'm still working during the day, so I'll try to write as much as I can when I have time.

Well written, GKDGKD

The main story ends in Chapter 33. The proposal, the ring, and the cover echo each other. I think it's pretty good. The latter one, like I said, is just an easter egg. At that time, a parallel world and another ending were possible, whatever you think. But the easter egg and chapter 33 are not directly connected. I may write some extras and daily routines later, but the story is over. My life was engaged, married, and lived happily with Dali. If there is anything you don't understand, please feel free to discuss it. It's not revealed until it's over, so it's unlikely to be a group of water.

I feel that this book is the most rigorous novel I have read recently. It is really well written!

When I saw the ending, I really wanted to stab you. You're welcome.

The male protagonist is dead and the female protagonist is gray-haired. I really can't think of how the author can continue writing. Is there a turning point that can resurrect his life?

Is it possible? That's it. . . Gone? Over? OMG!

What attracts me is not the female protagonist but the male protagonist

It's really well written. To be honest, I spent several hours reading Chapter 19. I haven't read it so carefully and slowly for a long time. It was very comfortable to read. It's not as enjoyable as ordinary novels, but there is always an inexplicable uncomfortable feeling.

In fact, when I saw the title of the book, I didn't want to click on it, because I've seen a lot of books with titles that talk about being withdrawn, indifferent, and so on. But the protagonists of the book are all very... I'll figure out the rest for myself.