Strange Folk Notes
民间诡异笔记
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Strange Events
- Subgenre
- Horror & Supernatural
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Zongheng
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359Chapters
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It's too troublesome to catch up on updates. I hope the author can write faster so that I can enjoy reading it in one sitting.
Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on faster!
"I really want to turn into snow, so that it can fall on your shoulders..." "What if I hold an umbrella?" "Then fall on your umbrella and carry the moonlight all the way." "If I brush the snow away..." "Then let you brush it away. It will be enough if it can stay on your palm for a moment." "What if I hold the umbrella and rotate it quickly while turning in the opposite direction, creating an airflow that can continuously blow snow, and I can jump up and down and walk dexterously to avoid all the snow? Then I will fall to the ground and watch you travel far away.
This book has been released as a human listening version, you can give it a try
The new book is now online in Zongheng
This sentence is disgusting. Delayed justice is not justice, it can only be regarded as the truth. People who die unjustly will not come back to life because of the so-called delayed justice.
There is no language. In the first few chapters, the protagonist is described as a man who is moved by girls and can't walk away. It's funny, because he fell in love with the protagonist just because he met her once and sent him home due to work. It's so outrageous that it's so outrageous to open the door. Then the girl was very speechless, she was older than the protagonist, and she kept acting coquettishly. Even though the protagonist couldn't hang up first when I called her, she was still angry, what the hell. Can't there be normal protagonists and supporting characters?
This is my first time writing a book review. The author's writing style is good, the subject matter is good, and the content is rich. The series is not draggy, but I still feel unfinished by the end. Is it because no one is watching? I haven't finished writing it yet. It's such a foreshadowing and I feel lonely chasing it.
Is this so familiar? Isn't this an adult slang?
Why has this become so popular?