Stargazing Tower

No fixed protagonist｜No male or female protagonist｜All members BE｜The whole story is confusing The young people on the stargazing platform had so much passion in their eyes. No one knew that they would be separated by mountains and rivers, and that they would be frosty on their temples when they meet again. There used to be a group of high-spirited young people gathered here. Some of them wanted to break the sky with swords, some wanted to write about mountains and rivers with pens, or wanted to rule the world with chess. The moonlight at the stargazing platform illuminated the wine glasses they clinked with each other, the vows they made, and the corners of their clothes as they turned to leave. Some people ride horses into the rivers and lakes, rubbing off their childishness in the light of swords; some people lower their eyes into the court, hiding their sincerity in the whirlpool of power and intrigue; some people guard their hometown and old stage, watching the stars and rivers turn over the years, waiting for an elusive reunion. No one is the only protagonist of the story. The stargazing platform just stands quietly, witnessing the young people's journey and separation, regret and consummation, blending their stories into the starlight of the years. Lightning protection No fixed protagonist: The stargazing platform is a stage, and light and shadow take turns to illuminate everyone on the stage. There is no unique core here, only a group of young people who struggle, bloom, and fall in the tide of the times. No male or female protagonist: There is no emotional main line, and it does not revolve around the relationship between specific characters. The story focuses on the fate of the group and the individual choices marked by the times. BE for all members / It's difficult to calm down: This is not a story about success or reunion. It's about ideals, reality, cost and forgetting. Everyone's ending is steeped in regret, just as history itself is rarely complete.