My Taoist Nun Girlfriend Is from the Republic of China 1942

I feel that the male protagonist is just a normal ordinary person with no charm. On the contrary, the female protagonist writes with a fairy spirit, which gives people the feeling that the male protagonist is not worthy of the female protagonist. However, this is normal. Female characters written by male authors always bring their own fantasies and beautify them.

If the author is not successful, I will ask you if you are successful?

If there are multiple female protagonists, I will consider giving this book a few recommendation votes. The author will decide on one or two

The early part of the previous book was really good, but the introduction of elves in the later part was too fragmented and had a bad look and feel.

Hit or not? Hit or not? Hit or not? (Viciously) I missed... (I feel like crying) Let you fail, I'll let you fail, I'll let you fail (Viciously) (Top top, top top) Oh, my mother, my mother, (Physiological tears) Didn't you win? Hit or not? Hit or not? (Hateful) My mother-in-law is pregnant (Shameful ing) (Shivering)

I have always felt that the Henanese dialect is awkward 🙂

Have you ever been a Taoist priest? Some things are scribbled and taken for granted.

I glanced at the comment section and didn't understand it. In a novel with a single female protagonist, why does it write about the protagonist's son? Also have two girlfriends. Who is the audience?

You should send the female version, the male version is too inconsistent here

Do you have a Taoist nun girlfriend? Just write and take it for granted.

"No hit, no hit, no hit?" "No, no hit…" "Let you miss, let you miss, let you miss!" "E Niang, E Niang, E Niang, E Di Niang!"

Good guy, I thought the heroine would be invincible if she was 7-8 years older. Now here comes another heroine who is several decades older. The author has a really good appetite.

Isn't this obviously imitating the story of Jiang He and Xu Qing? 😰

Let me first explain that this thing has little impact, and I don't mean to provide guidance. I just want to popularize science for everyone. People in Henan will say the word "I" when speaking normally, but will not use "I" to refer to themselves. "I" is only used in two situations: First, it means two or more people. The second one means "my" and "our". Under normal circumstances, you always say "I", which is the same as the usage of "I" in Mandarin.

It's a pity that the heroine is a woman, alas

Is this kind of book really not science fiction?

What does now have to do with the title of the book?

The writing is pretty good, so if you like daily heroines, you can read it. There are just a lot of problems with the setting. Just let the female protagonist be the junior sister of the male protagonist's grandfather. This property issue really depends on the number of people. Moreover, I was deceived by the introduction, and the heroine did not give the article for free.

Was 1942 the Republic of China? If you don't understand, just ask

There seems to be another book in my mind where the male protagonist is fishing by the river and picks up a girl who has traveled through time in ancient times. What is that book called? Who knows?

In the end, the Taoist nun and the protagonist parted ways because she couldn't eat steamed buns.

Dialect novels are too dramatic and only suitable for locals

The first one to write the finale one chapter before it is released on the shelves

The pacing is sporadic. Although it is difficult to write a long article about a single female lead, but you can finish someone else's 1 million words in 500,000 words. Isn't it too short?

Is the person who introduces the poison every day a single heroine?

I can only read novels for this kind of plot 😭

Judging from the status, it is still serialized, so why are you promoting the new book?

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