[A wonderful collaboration between a volleyball boy and a magic spell]
[all to no cp+male and female all-inclusive+invincible heroine+non-cool writing+very slow-burning]
What is life?
It is the cry of new life.
It's the old man's sigh.
To Huashanyuan Hegui, it was just a string of numbers.
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Since opening his eyes for the first time a thousand years ago, Huashanyuan Hegui has begun a drift that lasts for several eras.
If my footprints can travel across mountains and rivers, if my name can be known by thousands of people, if my existence can subvert the world's perception...
What if... I was like today, hiding under the rotting carcass of the magic world.
The world is God's playground, and every step is a grand gamble that never looks back.
"So life is really a miracle."
Improper introduction:
A certain blueberry brain: She is my grandfather's friend.
A certain orange puppy: I thought she was the big sister.
A certain fox volleyball team: Why did she study for two years as a freshman in high school?
Some kind of robot: Grandma is... I don't know if it's appropriate or not, but grandma respects her very much.
Crowd: So how old are you this year?
Huashanyuan Hegui: (Looking away——) Why don't you go read the history books?
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Discussions about love, life, existence and so on.
Reader comments
Especially like it. The whole text is written in third person, and there is a slight sense of sadness from the prologue. . . I don't know if the heroine is an existentialist, but I feel that this article explores it quite a bit. I particularly like the protagonist's feeling of being free from the world but having many ties. Everyone is written with flesh and blood, especially the ignorant adolescent children in the little volleyball team. The emotional descriptions are too delicate. In the end, all is invincible.
I stayed up all night to tie it, the teacher did a good job capturing the characters [crying] and the writing is also very good, I look forward to the upcoming plot!
Especially like it. The whole text is written in third person, and there is a slight sense of sadness from the prologue. . . I don't know if the heroine is an existentialist, but I feel that this article explores it quite a bit. I particularly like the protagonist's feeling of being free from the world but having many ties. Everyone is written with flesh and blood, especially the ignorant adolescent children in the little volleyball team. The emotional descriptions are too delicate. In the end, all is invincible.
I stayed up all night to tie it, the teacher did a good job capturing the characters [crying] and the writing is also very good, I look forward to the upcoming plot!