After Dressing up in a Book and Becoming a Villain, I Thought About It

Villains are a little easier to think about

I'm coming, I'm coming, Qiqi is visiting Da Da'"

The writing is messy, no wonder no one commented

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I have discovered a problem in the past few days, which is how Guan Bai calls Bai Qian's parents. Because of the author's usual habit of naming uncle and aunt, I originally wanted to change the title to uncle and aunt, but the search found that there are too many bits and pieces, and it would be troublesome to make a big change. So starting from this chapter, the title will be unified as uncle and aunt. There are babies who were misled in the early stage. I am here to apologize to you (I am a fool)

One thing I want to say is that just like Guan Bai's prejudice, many people will be prejudiced against current novels or other works, but it is reasonable. Every work has its reason for existence, but the way everyone promotes values ​​is different. Source of text for this chapter: 1. Liang Qichao's "Young China" 2. "Sincere Words" from afar 3. Lu Yao's "Ordinary World" 4. Chang'er's "Criminal Minds" 5. "The Seventh Day" by Yu Hua 6. Priest "Sha Po Lang"

This chapter is mainly about the conflict between the male and female protagonists. If two people want to make emotional progress, conflicts are indispensable, and the first thing to bear the brunt is the years when the male protagonist is older. The younger sister who has watched him grow up will inevitably have a parental influence. In order to adjust, there will definitely be conflicts between the two people. Only by discovering and resolving conflicts can progress be made!

A few days ago, because an elder in my family passed away, I went home to take care of the funeral affairs. There has been no update. I'm sorry.