My Flight Attendant Girlfriend
我的空姐女友
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 143k Words
- Genre
- Short Story
- Subgenre
- Tales Old & New
- Updated
- 16y ago
- English
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I could tolerate you changing your pen name to "Coastal Lover," but why did you only write half of the sequel, "Marrying a Taiwanese Wife Is So Hard,"? It's so frustrating!!!
The male lead's name is the same as the one in the web browser drama "My Japanese Flight Attendant Girlfriend," which is where I came from. The ending was so sad, I was upset for a whole day.
The author used three pen names for his three works: "My Japanese Flight Attendant Girlfriend," "My Flight Attendant Girlfriend," and "Coastline Lovers." I felt unsatisfied for a long time after reading "My Japanese Flight Attendant Girlfriend," and recently I reread it and discovered that a sequel was written in 2018. Even after finishing it, I still felt heartbroken. Although Xia Yi is alive, is she still the same Xia Yi?
To be honest, it's really frustrating that you only wrote half of your novel and then stopped. Didn't you say at the end that you would continue writing it? Why did you stop again? And what exactly is this unfinished novel trying to express?
Where can I find part 2 of this book?
First-person narratives are difficult to write because an omniscient perspective is impossible, making it hard to create epic, suspenseful plots. The stories often have mundane plots, focusing instead on nuanced inner emotions, requiring a higher level of empathy and resulting in fewer readers. Naturally, fewer people were willing to write anymore.
The author writes really well; it's definitely worth following and subscribing to! Using this space, I'd like to recommend a book that's hilariously vulgar and full of eccentricities: "An Old Man Who Transmigrates to Collect Trash and Survives by Making Bad Movies." It's a laugh-out-loud story spanning multiple realms...
It was abandoned, huh? What kind of tragic youth literature ending is this?
I've read a few chapters, and the writing is so childish, especially the male lead's character—he's so petty and immature.
I haven't read other people's novels for a long time, as I've been busy with my own. But every time I open Qidian, I just glance at it. I don't know how long it will take me to finish it. When I read a novel, it either takes half a day to finish one or it takes several months to finish it. This is the kind of novel I want to finish in one go, but I don't have the time.