Reborn as Xia Liuli

I miss this novel so much. I like this novel very much. I read it when I was very young. I found it by accident and finished it again. It was the first time that I felt so deeply involved. It's just a pity that it's a bit short and the ending is a bit sloppy. The author has no new books. It's very good.

The writing is very boring, just like selling vegetables in a vegetable market, vegetables cost one dollar and five, garlic four…

I think the author can change the title of the book. This title makes people feel that it has gone down in class.

I came looking for it on a whim, but I didn't expect to find it. This seems to be the first rebirth romance novel I read. I read it in paper books when I was in high school. Although I have forgotten the details, I still miss it. Maybe it's because I read it in the summer. This book always makes me feel like the scorching summer heat and the gentle breeze are blowing away from me. Miss😄

Is this the end? This is too ridiculous, and I didn't explain what Tao Ran said.

I remember I ordered it all. Why did I come back now and miss the chapters?

It's finished so quickly. When will I start a new book?

A person who died due to poor health, a person who was stupid because of reading, with this attitude towards life, how can an old woman who is almost 30 years old still watch young movies?

I don't know when I started to like writing. I am not a writer, let alone a writer. I am just a storyteller who has a good story in his heart, waiting for others to taste it! I hope someone can hear and see this story, that's enough! Thank you "Beauty of Imperfections", waiting to taste it!

I read this article many years ago, and I was extremely impressed by Ruina He's comment about "fat globules standing on coals" in the article. Haha, I thought about it while chatting with a friend two days ago. I turned out the article and read it again, only to realize that what I read before was actually a pirated version. Now I have made up for it. The author has not continued the article. I don't know if she will continue her writing path. Looking at the articles written so many years ago, it is true that there are many views and ideas that are now outdated, and first-person novels are also rare. When I saw that this article was criticized as "a running account", I saw stability in the dullness, and I still like this kind of plain writing.