"Why do others have a strange attitude towards this na? Which book did you read?"
"The one before," the young girl whispered.
Before? Oh, I rember now, it was the previous "Endless Sumr."
Li Ang confusedly said, "Wasn’t that a literary work?"
"Is sothing like that even considered literature?" Zoe realized.
"Are you asking ?"
"Pfft." Dorothy couldn’t hold back.
"Hmm?" Li Ang looked fiercely at the Golden Canary full of cunning.
"What does the book talk about?" He asked both of them.
"It talks about a big family living together," Zoe replied.
"And then?"
"They live on an island with only sumr, every day is very happy, so they do happy things together."
This description? Wait a minute, could it be...
Li Ang gasped: "The things you’ve done before, the words you’ve said, did you learn them from this book?!"
Sothing about taste being good, holding a shoe with your foot towards him as he turns into a beast...
This family really knows how to play.
Li Ang realized he’d made the biggest mistake since arriving at the City of the Ship’s Rudder, which was not trusting this person’s ability to create chaos enough.
"Dorothy."
Considering so of the strange reactions from the Golden Canary earlier, Li Ang was sure this waste-minded person definitely knew the content of the book.
Faced with the sharp gaze projected by her sweetheart, Dorothy was so startled she was speechless for a mont.
Li Ang wasn’t too anxious, but he didn’t let her go either, just quietly watching her.
After a long silence, the Half Elf lightly bit her silver teeth and said tremblingly: "I’ll, I’ll say it..."
"Endless Sumr" is indeed an artistic work, but it is also quite explicit.
It tells the love and grievances among big families on a forever sumr island without survival pressure, deeply exploring human subtlety.
Its literary level is high, so passages often appear in the notebooks of young girls from Thousand Tower City, but boys love to read it too. Except for a few literary youths, most folks naturally aim at the undisclosed matters among the nobles in the book.
Many literary critics discuss just the story itself. After no longer worrying about survival, the island’s families didn’t continue to thrive; they were trapped in the absurd life on the island, never thinking to leave the island and sail into the distant clear skies, towards destruction.
"Mainly, mainly this book describes many play styles of nobles in detail, so in certain angles, it’s very famous." Dorothy cautiously said.
"Why didn’t you say earlier?" Li Ang asked through clenched teeth.
Lowering her head, Dorothy pondered for a long ti, then with deeply blushing cheeks, she looked at him without dodging.
"Maybe, that’s what I hope for?"
In the girl’s eyes, emotions overflowed, and the passion and purity made Li Ang startled.
Next to him, Zoe tightened her lips, gently tugging at his sleeve, glancing at him.
"You too..."
"I just want to be with Li Ang, of course, if this and that are truly joyful, I also want to experience them with Li Ang."
The little cat leaned closer, bumping her forehead against his chest.
In the third direction, ALulu was also holding his palm at so point, her arm’s soft touch always asserting her presence. The young girl’s moist purple eyes were filled with tears.
They, alas, in the end, these many heavy feelings are really as weighty as a thousand pounds. He can break an ancient guardian’s sturdy body but is helpless against this.
This is self-inflicted.
Li Ang imdiately understood the core of the problem.
He could only hope that as the Star Flower Travel Corps’ reputation grows, as Eternal Sumr becos a vivid color in sky stories, as it becos part of the Legendary or even myth, people will value the aning it carries more rather than thinking its na cos from that artistic novel.
In the deep night, Farina woke from a nightmare, vigorously rubbing her temples, breathing a long sigh of relief when she rembered where she was.
Opposite her, the young leader and his three mbers leaned together, sleeping in peace and tranquility.
The Red-haired Witch paused, the panic on her face gradually covered by a faint smile.
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