Seizing the Moon

I only recently read this book, and I was deeply moved after finishing it. I'm a very direct person, so I was genuinely indignant at Zheng Bi's behavior. I was so angry I almost clenched my teeth; I even dreamt of slapping her. It's not that I hate her for ruining Zhenzhi's relationship; I think Zhenzhi herself bears a lot of responsibility for her relationship with Xuwei.

It was so painful, but I'm relieved to know that Makoto was happy in the end.

Not enough to watch _(:?" ㄥ)_

Such stories, where couples reunite years later only to mistake one another for another or be unable to be together, are both heartbreaking and beautiful. But what is it that we truly cherish—the memories or something else?

I only read this story today; I didn't realize it's been around for so long. I've always loved Jas's writing. After reading this, I really liked Zhenzhi's lively and innocent nature, her willingness to share what she loves with those she loves and cares about.

I'm watching it again late at night. Still, tears streamed down her face. Fortunately, fortunately, there is still Han Peng at Zhenzhi.

Zhenzhi did the right thing by not telling Xuwei the truth. What difference would it make if he told him? Even if he were with Zhenzhi, he would only love their memories. I don't know what Xuwei loved about Zhenzhi from his childhood. If it were her as a person, he would still love her even if they met again. But he fell in love with someone else.

Will spoken love bring happiness?

Wow, that's a very meaningful piece of writing!

Suddenly I realized that being reserved and having poor communication skills are the biggest enemies of dating.