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Name: Your Order Has Been Delivered
Author: Mengxixi CC

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by Mengxixi CC (萌晞晞CC)

Status: Completed
Length: 125k Words
Genre: Realistic Fiction
Audience: Male
Subgenre: Women's Fiction
Updated: 9mo ago
Source: Qidian

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Synopsis

Su Ge became a novel author, although this was quite explosive in the entire pigeon world. Over the years, she relied on the preference of the editor-in-chief, Lao Huang, while suffering the condemnation of her conscience while letting the editors go on the deadline, until that little Taoist from Maoshan changed careers in March and became her editor-- Su Ge worked hard to deliver the manuscript to him on time, but he just wanted to catch her for performance? Su Ge: "Can I still be saved, little Taoist priest? I miss Pigeon again..." Jun Sanyue: "Well, I do miss you." Su Ge: "..." Therefore, the Taoist priest who became a monk is really not a good editor, and he can't even segment sentences well.

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Hahaha, make a fortune from laughing! The subject matter of the combination of reality and monsters is very novel, and the writing style is relaxed and funny. Watching the interaction between the author of Pigeon Spirit and the editor of Maoshan Taoist priest can make you laugh out loud. The plot is very interesting, the pigeon spirit who drags the manuscript meets the monster-catching editor, sparks fly, it is sweet and funny. The characters are also amazing. The attributes of Su Ge and Pigeon Spirit are so real that it pokes fun at procrastination. The contrast between Jun Sanyue Taoist and editor is full of cuteness. Bao Zi Chong, who likes sweet pets and funny stories, is perfect!
10mo ago
Su Ge's procrastination in daily life makes Jun Sanyue's sentence an oolong. This anti-routine workplace light comedy is too over the top! Please update it quickly, it's not enough!
10mo ago
Big sigh, awesome!
The heroine Su Ge is a "pigeon spirit with more than 200 years of Taoism" and turns drafting into a performance art; The male protagonist Jun March is a "little Taoist-turned-editor from Maoshan" who turns chasing drafts into a scene of slaying demons. I really love this contrast in character.
10mo ago
Good looking and interesting
I really like this setting, pigeon spirit and little Taoist priest, looking forward to the follow-up
2 likes10mo ago
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1 like10mo ago
The editor of your book recommended it, but you finished it 😭
9mo ago