Learning to Love in Hell

From my current point of view, the plot is very delicious, especially the process of the fox and rabbit learning to let go and choose is simply shocking and delicious. The original characters don't have OOC either. The author is really good at writing and painting, and the portraits of the three foxes, rabbits and fish are simply beautiful. And then, um, just a little bit. I don't quite hope it's a sandwich cookie bar but if it is, that's okay and it's delicious.

The main perspective follows the rabbit, and the plot is very tight. Logically, there are no loopholes in what I can see so far. Give it a thumbs up! It is a very "healthy" three-person relationship. Three of the three people in this relationship are very abnormal, but everyone seems to be trying to move in different directions (the fox is learning when to let go of the rabbit's hand correctly, the rabbit is learning to make his own choices again, and the mermaid is learning not to be too gentle in this relationship) The characters in the original work are very relevant, especially Rabbit's two spiritual mentors: Master Cha and Master An. Charlie began to move from idealism to practicality, learning how to retain others with the right enthusiasm. Angel's words make people feel that he is not talking about big principles but talking about his own experience, not empty words. It's a very cute inn, and the cute trio makes my heart warm after watching it. OK, pretty fish, we like you... Actually, I want to see the scene of the three of them nesting together in the inn. Please 🦊🐰🐟 the three of you continue to entangle!!!!!!!!!

Very beautiful, big! The pull between the protagonists is super exciting The original characters are not OOC at all The title of the book says that you can't learn to love, but everyone is making progress (?) Come on, teacher!

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