I'm still writing, so please feel free to read.
Which is more painful, never having had anything, or losing everything?
I seriously wonder if I'm mentally ill or a transmigrator. My memories from before I transmigrated were perfectly ordinary, so why do I have to remember them in fragments?
Chuunibyou, a psychological need for excessive attention born of an overinflated sense of self, is really just about trying to look cool, isn't it? That's how young people think.
What exactly is love? An illusion we act out, or a kind of possession?
I've always felt that a person's worth has two parts: emotional value and survival value. Like gold and sand, the part you're missing is the precious one.
Hey, hey, you don't think a world as commonplace as this is as rare as a pearl in the sea, do you? It's more like seawater. The sea is probably hard to distinguish from itself. Look, they'll always come around, won't they? Good? Evil? No, no, it's not that simple.
Come on, the world's final revelry. Everything will bloom like flowers, then rot and wither.
It's good to watch, the psychological description is great, and the second part has the feel of a drama. Come on, author, there will be no problem with monthly updates (just think of it as chasing the sun)
Give yourself a five-star review, hey [smile][smile][smile]
It's okay, it's worth reading. A work that makes people look forward to the follow-up is a good book. I also finished reading it in one sitting. Good luck to the author.
There are many advantages. I would like to praise the update speed. It is the fastest I have ever seen.