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Fiction in the group

How do they usually review fiction?

(Don't know!!)

But!!!..This is a losing review of the voice in the head.

First, let's take this story of yours, writer.# SportsStory# My sky after a rainy day

It's the first novel that opens in early 2026, because it comes by January 1. Exactly!! Randomly, you read it in MEB and then go on.

(Toasted!!!Money transfer / pay list, balance.... baht) Summary of the bookshelf.

Well, this may not be a good review of the novel, but let's tell you how you feel about the story before and after. P.S. Just fight.

Before the pay list was successful, when the trial finished reading the sample, it flashed in the head for a while, hesitating and wanting to read.

Normally, when we finish reading the preview, we see some of the way to imagine the ending, but this is not it. It's a little strange that this kind of thing happens, but the sentence in our head that happened before swiping through bounced loudly, "Just never looking at anything in this corner doesn't mean it's bad." Click the six-digit pay code and travel with the writer immediately.

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"If you look at it as a frame, you will see a lot of contrasting colors in the frame, but they match very well."

The feeling after the end of the reading is incorrect. There are only surprises, exotic, strange. The story is really unconventional (worth sleeping in the morning). The story describes a family that tells from the beginning (like the beginning of the story, really, very early). Gradually tell the story. Keep it on the way, period, obstacle, or whatever in the story until the end. It makes you want to follow a lot. Continuously tell the story. Gradually, it absorbs the feelings and thoughts of the characters in the story until you think about what the writer misses when writing this story. Can describe the characters so colorful. Anyway (it's very funny), she in the story is different colors, but strange in the same frame and then just together.

The protagonist himself is a bland green representative, not a leaf on a large tree, or a leaf on a tree with a bright ornamental tree, but he is neat, simple, sluggish, lacking color, a small tree that will not be noticed, but honest to the hurt. Our monk is also very tired, confident, mulalu, pulling, and smart as the bright orange sun. When going up after the rain, warm at the end, always, when mixing two colors down and back, very perfect.

If, according to the story, the obstacle would be the mixing of colors at the wrong time, but on the other hand, it is another time that makes the result of this mixing of colors so perfect that the most complete "plum."

When reading until the last page.. until the end... the feeling is still not confused, but... do not feel that it is not clear. I want to say that you# SportsVery good at spreading it out as a book to taste, telling the events of the story to follow, gradually seeping into the end, wanting to continue to eat it a little, but that's it. It's over.

But very fun

# meb fiction

# My sky after a rainy day

There are no story spoils or fictional examples here, just tell us the feelings, the mass, the general picture of the story, we feel this way, we read this angle, we want to share this, our opinions and those of you may not be the same.

P.S. This decision to write is just a personal opinion. And hopefully it will be another step for us to meet friends who love to read as well.

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