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There are many romantic novels that start with the word "Qing". 1 "Lethal"-Bufei Smoke 2 "The World"-Ink Treasure Is Not Treasure 3 "The World"-Feng Qing 4th Night-The Concubine 5 "The Phoenix of the World"-Dream of Three Lives 6 "The Legend of the World's Ink Fragrance"-Dream of Clouds 7 "The World's Overwhelming"-Electric Lines 8 "The Voice of the World"-Ziwei Liunian 9 "The Phoenix of the World"-Electric Wires 10 "The Peerless State Scholar"-Fourteen Nights The above novels are all fictional. If there are similarities, it is purely coincidental.

Why did Xiangzi end up as a person who smoked, drank, and had a bad character? This question might need to be answered from Xiangzi's growing up experience. Xiangzi used to be a kind and hardworking young man, but his family's financial situation was not good. His father often lost his job and his family was very poor. In order to make a living, Xiangzi had to do all kinds of jobs, but he didn't like them. As time passed, Xiangzi gradually became tired and dissatisfied. He began to pursue material enjoyment and wanted to live a rich life. He became lazy and greedy, started smoking and drinking, made new friends, and started doing immoral things like stealing and cheating. In the end, Xiangzi's life became chaotic and disorderly. He lost his dignity and values. He became addicted to alcohol and gambling, unable to get rid of these bad habits. These factors eventually led to his corruption and misfortune, making him a bad person. Xiangzi's growing up experience was an important factor. His experience made him gradually lose his principles and values, which led to his degeneration and misfortune.

In "Full Time Expert," Ye Xiu's drinking scene appeared in Chapter 41. In this chapter, Ye Xiu and Su Mucheng drank and chatted in Happy Internet Cafe's basement, reminiscing about their time in Team Excellent Era. While waiting for the anime, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of " Full-time Expert "!

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In the "All Leaves" series, the scene of Ye Xiu crying at a birthday party was described as follows: "May 30th, 7:00 AM. In the national team training room. All the members of the national team sat in their usual meeting positions, looked at each other, and fell into a strange silence. She didn't expect Ye Ye to cry at her birthday party! The national team coaxed and expressed that the crybaby Ye is really fragrant!" This description didn't mention that Ye Xiu was crying because he was drinking. It was that something happened during the celebration that moved Ye Xiu or caused him to cry. While waiting for the anime, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of " Full-time Expert "!

This question involved a relatively well-known novel called Ghost Blows Out the Light. This is a story based on Chinese mythology and folklore about an explorer searching for treasures in a mysterious world. In the story, the protagonist accidentally drank the wine in front of the grave and went through a series of adventures and challenges with a ghost girl. Finally, he found the treasure and completed his mission.

Yes, it is. 'The Girl Who Drank the Moon' is a fictional story.

No, it's not a graphic novel. It's a fantasy novel written by Kelly Barnhill.

Shan Chunqiu was a fictional character whose actions and decisions could be based on many different plots and settings. In the novel, Dan Chunqiu was probably a person who pursued power and authority. He believed that by injecting his primeval power into Sha Qianmo's body, he could become stronger. It was also possible that Shan Chunqiu was a person with moral considerations. He realized that Sha Qianmo's body had been affected by the power of the Primordial Chaos, which might have a negative impact on his health and life. Therefore, he decided to take measures to ensure that Sha Qianmo's body would not be harmed and that he would have a balanced power. In short, there were many reasons why Shan Chunqiu injected the power of the primeval world into Sha Qianmo's body, depending on the plot and setting of the novel.

That's right, I recommend you to read "Peerless Merchant Girl: The Bone of a Lamia", a fantasy romance novel. The protagonist grew up among snakes, could communicate with them, and was cursed. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗