I used to look at your > and felt that the text was very delicate and faint, but it could dissolve into the bottom of my heart, which was very comfortable. There are no exaggerated words, no funny gimmicks, it's just quite artistic life. Indeed, it is also well represented in this >. I've read a lot of heroine rebirth articles, which are nothing more than almighty heroines. The advantage of rebirth makes them grasp the present because they know the future, and sometimes they feel that they are beyond the degree that their hearts can accept. Maybe it's the jealousy hidden in the girl's heart, and the almighty heroine can always keep me away.

> maintains your consistent style, the text is concise but deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, and many readers in the book review area may feel the same way, hoping to... It seems that the above are the Abstract parts of the paper, and the following begins with the body of the text:

Han Shuiqing: A woman who lost herself because of a man before being reborn, and was unfortunate but extremely lucky to be reborn in the end. To tell the truth, the beginning of the rebirth or crossing novel will always scorch my thunder on the outside and on the inside, and the sad thing is that countless heroines are still on the road of being betrayed by love and then reborn, and it seems to have become the only way to cross the typical sex. Actually, I didn't have any interest in reading it, there are more such articles, and everything will never deviate from its roots. However, when Han Shuiqing quietly bloomed her temperament, talent and charm in front of me, I was very happy to see such an admirable girl break out of her cocoon and turn into a butterfly. From the time she said "Baizixi" politely, she began to say goodbye to the past when she was reborn, and the depression of suffering for love and being tired of her heart gradually dissipated, this feeling is like a rainy season suddenly broken by a ray of sunshine, which is a kind of foreshadowing, but also a kind of foreshadowing. So far, most of the friends in the book review area recognize Tianlan as the male protagonist, whether it is from the fit of the personal name or the hint of the company's name, this possibility is the greatest. What I want to say is that whether it is Tianlan, Cangwu or Zidong, Zixi, Xu Ran, these men who should be classified as the five diamond kings have discovered the charm of water blue, although this piece of blue water has different angles into the eyes, but the hearts have all wanted to pick up a moist heart. This cannot but be said to be their luck, the so-called fair lady, the gentleman is good; I can't help but say that it is their misfortune, just as King Xiang is intentional, and the goddess is unintentional (when can I open up the emotional drama?) Looking at the sky).

Yun Tianlan: The rich second generation, a deep childhood shadow, intermittent seizures, is now controlled by the Buddha beads donated by Shui Qing, and his condition is stable. Generally speaking, men who live in darkness are unable to let go and are unwilling to let go after being redeemed by a girl like light.

Jian Cangwu: The rich second generation, the deeper father-love complex, broken by the sluggish friendship card of Shui Qing. Another man whose soul has been redeemed, sin~~~ Scourge good men.

Bai Zidong: Rich. Two. Generation.! Fall in love with the phantom on the other end of the phone. This strange love story is one man's, two's, and three's. However, when the participants of love > 2, I have little love.

Bai Zixi: Rich. Two.. Generation..!! This man is difficult to describe, Shui Qing's former love was ruined by him, and his current love was ruined by Shui Qing. The world is so fast...

Xu Ran: Rich... Two... Generation...!!! Demon,A deep childhood shadow comparable to the first male protagonist.,I once thought that such a person would obsessively entangle Shui Qing.,But I didn't expect the two branches to develop separately.,It's quite unexpected.

In other words, why are they all rich second generations? ? Resentment... In fact, I know in my heart that the phoenix of Nirvana is worthy of any bird?! Or resentment...