Permanently discontinued.
The protagonist is a woman. A woman, a woman. Please be warned! Please be warned! Please be warned!
The protagonist has a distinctly youthful quality, with an androgynous style, short curly hair, and blue eyes, so I usually call them this young person.
In the classic Chinese literary context, the word "youth" is inherently gender-neutral. It mainly refers to an age group and does not strictly indicate a particular gender.
"Young" refers to being young in age, and "years" refers to one's age. Together, they mean "the period of youth."
· In the old saying, "Heroes have come from the young since ancient times," the word "young" refers broadly to promising young people, not specifically men. In classical literature, it can also describe the youthful appearance of young women.
Female-oriented + Black Organization + Public Security + Everyone's Favorite + Original Settings
Only loves older partners
Handsome, strong, and tragic? There's no shortage of those here.
Klein blue is the profound depth of the sea and the all-embracing sky. It is the color of her eyes.
Gin is the piercing wind of a November conifer forest, the moss-covered rocks in a Nordic woodland, and the unmelted snow beneath the trees.
Whisky is a story that begins with fire and sweetness on its first page, then fills every page with wood, time, and the tales of distant lands.
A cool guy in sunglasses, a carefree breeze on a summer day.
Kenji Hagiwara... I can't think of anything...
The cool, expressionless Hanyu Kiyoshi × Gin, Toru Amuro, Hiromitsu Morofushi, Shuichi Akai, Jinpei Matsuda, Kenji Hagiwara
