He was born on the autumn equinox, when White Dew brought the first frost, and was named Liang.
She was born on the spring equinox, when warm breezes returned, and was named Nuan.
He was the older brother, she the younger sister, two years apart.
He watched her grow up, and slowly fell in love with her.
He cherished her in the palm of his hand, but she was slow to realize how he felt.
In the end, the clever, precocious boy forced her to fall in love with him.
Spring equinox, autumn equinox: six months pass, and day and night once again divide the earth equally.
Spring rain, awakening insects, spring equinox, clear skies, Grain Rain; summer fills, Grain in Ear, summer solstice, summer heat follows.
Autumn begins, White Dew, autumn equinox, cold dew, frost descends; winter snow, winter solstice, slight cold, great cold.
He said, "Xiao Nuan, from the very first moment I saw you, we already shared a deep bond."
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Alas, after reading it, I feel more complicated. I am willing to watch orthopedics. I accept the taboo and pain of falling in love but not being able to admit it. But in this article, the brother is in love, but he is too scheming. He calculates the feelings of everyone including his sister. The sister is like his appendage. In the end, he dropped out of school and became depressed and followed his brother in his university. There is also the sentence "I raised her, why should she go to school?" Personally and emotionally, she is the weak one and is controlled. Alas, it feels like a be in my opinion. But this is really my too self-righteous view. You are not a fish, and you know the joy of fish. Maybe this is the best ending for that little girl.
I don't know what to say. Is this the love of the male protagonist? It's been set up since childhood, by any means necessary. My sister is still a minor and has an immature mind. Could it be that she can only have male protagonists in her life? Will the male protagonist be the center of your life? It can also be said that her current personality was deliberately developed by the male protagonist, which is terrible.
Author, where have you been? I still want to read the article you wrote. Where should I find you? Wow woo woo.
How did the brother fall in love with his sister? It might just be a look in his eyes, or it might be the accumulation of love for her bit by bit when they got along, and he gradually wanted to keep her at all costs. So, my brother made a plan to keep her even at the cost of hurting his sister.
I have always believed that the ultimate of love is absolute possession. Those who are willing to let go do not rely on and trust the other party enough. I think liking is possession, but true and pure love is the ultimate possession. Most of those who are willing to let go have gone through thousands of sailings, mixed with too many other factors, wishing the other person well, but never thought about how the other party would be well without themselves, regardless of the other person's choice, and in the end they forgot their original intention. (Of course, this may be too much of a blow.)
The so-called blood relationship is the link that connects them together, and it is also a kind of connection between them. I think there is nothing wrong with this, but it vaguely makes their love more natural. They have the same bond and will run towards the same sky in the end.
I love you and you love me too. I don't want you to be okay without me, and you won't be okay without me either, so we try our best to be together, that's all.
I cried so much. Fortunately, the ending is he. Oh, Sahuahua.
I love it so much. I finally found a fairy tale that is so literary and artistic without a sense of painful reality. It would be even better if the ending was that my sister successfully went to another world.
We are already in trouble. If we don't hold on tight, there is really no way we can be together. It's a pity that the ending was too sloppy. I wanted to see more.
Am I the only one who thinks my brother is a scumbag?
The writing is really good, very real, and I have brothers. I have a brother who is four years older than me, so let me tell you about my real experience. My parents didn't care about me when I was a child, and there were no neighbors next door to my house. The focus of my playmate world was my brother, and his catchphrase was: What does my brother say? In the first year of junior high school, my brother transferred to the city while I studied in the countryside. Like my sister in the article, I felt that the whole world had collapsed and every day was very difficult. I cried thinking about my brother. I also moved to the city the next year. Unfortunately, my parents divorced and we separated. After we grew up, we had our own friends and were less dependent on each other. But now that my brother is over 30, I still feel good. Therefore, it is absolutely true that the younger sister in the article was deliberately guided by her older brother. My brother has no romantic feelings for me, otherwise I would have been stupidly abducted like my sister╮(╯▽╰)╭
If you can't love, you will die!
In fact, I find it strange that most of people's opposition to sex is basically rooted in the fear of deformed offspring and the series of burdensome problems it creates for society. People's attitude towards homosexuality is much milder. In fact, as long as they don't have children, or adopt children like gay couples, I think it's unethical and acceptable. It doesn't hinder others, so what does it matter?
Alas, after reading it, I feel more complicated. I am willing to watch orthopedics. I accept the taboo and pain of falling in love but not being able to admit it. But in this article, the brother is in love, but he is too scheming. He calculates the feelings of everyone including his sister. The sister is like his appendage. In the end, he dropped out of school and became depressed and followed his brother in his university. There is also the sentence "I raised her, why should she go to school?" Personally and emotionally, she is the weak one and is controlled. Alas, it feels like a be in my opinion. But this is really my too self-righteous view. You are not a fish, and you know the joy of fish. Maybe this is the best ending for that little girl.
I don't know what to say. Is this the love of the male protagonist? It's been set up since childhood, by any means necessary. My sister is still a minor and has an immature mind. Could it be that she can only have male protagonists in her life? Will the male protagonist be the center of your life? It can also be said that her current personality was deliberately developed by the male protagonist, which is terrible.
Author, where have you been? I still want to read the article you wrote. Where should I find you? Wow woo woo.
How did the brother fall in love with his sister? It might just be a look in his eyes, or it might be the accumulation of love for her bit by bit when they got along, and he gradually wanted to keep her at all costs. So, my brother made a plan to keep her even at the cost of hurting his sister. I have always believed that the ultimate of love is absolute possession. Those who are willing to let go do not rely on and trust the other party enough. I think liking is possession, but true and pure love is the ultimate possession. Most of those who are willing to let go have gone through thousands of sailings, mixed with too many other factors, wishing the other person well, but never thought about how the other party would be well without themselves, regardless of the other person's choice, and in the end they forgot their original intention. (Of course, this may be too much of a blow.) The so-called blood relationship is the link that connects them together, and it is also a kind of connection between them. I think there is nothing wrong with this, but it vaguely makes their love more natural. They have the same bond and will run towards the same sky in the end. I love you and you love me too. I don't want you to be okay without me, and you won't be okay without me either, so we try our best to be together, that's all.
I cried so much. Fortunately, the ending is he. Oh, Sahuahua.
I love it so much. I finally found a fairy tale that is so literary and artistic without a sense of painful reality. It would be even better if the ending was that my sister successfully went to another world.
We are already in trouble. If we don't hold on tight, there is really no way we can be together. It's a pity that the ending was too sloppy. I wanted to see more.
Am I the only one who thinks my brother is a scumbag?
The writing is really good, very real, and I have brothers. I have a brother who is four years older than me, so let me tell you about my real experience. My parents didn't care about me when I was a child, and there were no neighbors next door to my house. The focus of my playmate world was my brother, and his catchphrase was: What does my brother say? In the first year of junior high school, my brother transferred to the city while I studied in the countryside. Like my sister in the article, I felt that the whole world had collapsed and every day was very difficult. I cried thinking about my brother. I also moved to the city the next year. Unfortunately, my parents divorced and we separated. After we grew up, we had our own friends and were less dependent on each other. But now that my brother is over 30, I still feel good. Therefore, it is absolutely true that the younger sister in the article was deliberately guided by her older brother. My brother has no romantic feelings for me, otherwise I would have been stupidly abducted like my sister╮(╯▽╰)╭
If you can't love, you will die! In fact, I find it strange that most of people's opposition to sex is basically rooted in the fear of deformed offspring and the series of burdensome problems it creates for society. People's attitude towards homosexuality is much milder. In fact, as long as they don't have children, or adopt children like gay couples, I think it's unethical and acceptable. It doesn't hinder others, so what does it matter?