Once Upon a City

A city connects different people and forms different fates. Every story is heart-wrenching. This is not a short article. Readers need to calm down and read it. Each story may be happy or sad. If you walk into this city, your story may be there too.

If nothing else, the writing style is inferior to those Mary Sue style writing styles (I didn't say the content is a Mary Sue, it's just a type of writing style) Secondly, this book made me understand several truths: 1. Abuse is self-inflicted. 2. Most men are big pig hooves. 3. If you have something to talk about, don't make random decisions about other people's lives in the name of doing good for them. 4. No one is perfect, and so are the people in the book.

There are no ups and downs in the plot, and there is no bloody plot, but it can touch some softness and fragility in the heart, making people shed tears.

It's beautiful, and every little story is silly.

They're very beautiful, but some of them really tortured me and hurt me.

A good book to read carefully

The first time I saw this book was in Magical Flying Martial Arts. I'm not sure if it was the name of the magazine. At that time, the book was still being serialized? I have read it one after another, but have not read the serialized issues again. Today I suddenly encountered him, the complete electronic version, and I was really moved. My favorite among the stories is the story of the young Cicada and Mu Xia, which I read at the time. I felt so touched that I actually cried. I didn't expect that the story would end with Mu Xia dying like that. The cicada will have to wait another nine hundred years for it to transform into a dragon. I like the story created by this kind of light description. I like such plain yet intense love affairs. Once upon a time there was such a city, Bodhi City.