
Dye Your Eyes
染君眸
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 379k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Audience
- Female
- Subgenre
- Classical Alternate History
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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36Recommends
11Fans
175Chapters
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In fact, the book "Dyeing Your Eyes" that I wrote was originally classified into the category of ancient Chinese. I have written more than 110,000 words, and finally two emotional lines emerged. But feelings are something that can never be explained clearly, and there is always a feeling of "it's hard to explain". Whether it is the love at first sight of "holding hands and hating each other in a hurry", or the lingering feeling of "if life is just like the first meeting", or the touching feeling of "ten years of life and death. If you don't think about it, you will never forget it"... No one feeling can replace another feeling. So when it comes to feelings, I can't always explain them because I can't see through them! In fact, there is a third emotional line hidden in this book. But before I wrote it out, I was sure that no one in the world could guess who it was and whose it was. Stay tuned! It's getting more and more exciting!
When you can't hold on, just look back
Someone said: "You can endure loneliness where the water flows gently, and you can only jump on it when you are frightened by the waves." Thank you to the readers who have been reading my books. Your support has given me the motivation to write "Dyeing Your Eyes" bit by bit at my own pace. Many times, I also wonder if I can attract more eyeballs if I write more shockingly, or if I write more eye-catchingly. But I didn't compromise! I feel that when I write a book, I am just like raising my own child. I don't want it to become golden and beautiful in the end, but I hope it can silently accumulate energy and make progress when no one cares about it. As the saying goes: Don't compete with the flowing water, but compete with the flow! Let's encourage each other!
Feel sorry!
Feel sorry! During this time, I was writing a call for essays on children's literature. So time is really not enough! I originally planned to steadily update 4,000 words every day, but currently I am unable to fulfill this promise. However, the newly written "Heart Lost" is a short story, which can be completed in tens of thousands of words. I will finish writing it as soon as possible, and then continue to update "Rye Your Eyes". Thanks for understanding!
Mo Xi's writing is so great. Is there any group? I would like to join and ask for your advice.