This is a ridiculous story. The protagonist is probably omnipotent, but my writing skills are poor. Those who don't like it will be mistaken.
In addition, this article commemorates my time in the third grade of junior high school when I watched He in class. I commemorate those days that are gone forever.
"My morality is rational morality, which can be summarized with one axiom: existence exists - it has only one choice: to live. The rest are derived from it. If you want to live, people must abide by three things and regard them as the supreme decisive value in life: reason - goal --Self-respect. Taking reason as its only means of acquiring knowledge--Regarding goals as the means of choosing happiness that must be realized--Regarding self-respect as his sacred belief that his mind is capable of thinking and that he as a person can only achieve happiness, that is, that his life is worth living."
"Whoever we are, it's us who move the world, and it's us who are going to make it through this."
"Money will always only be a result, and will not become the cause for you. Money is the product of virtue, but it will not give you virtue, nor will it compensate you for your evil deeds. Whether material or spiritual, money will not let you get something for nothing."
"Only the most ignorant people still believe in the old saying that seeing is believing. What you see is what needs to be doubted in the first place."
"I swear on my life and my love for it that I will never live for others, nor will I ask others to live for me."
--Ayn Rand
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The little senior sister pokes me so cute, I love it so much
The heroine is really cowardly from beginning to end, without any change. Is there anyone who still likes her like this?
The little senior sister pokes me so cute, I love it so much
The heroine is really cowardly from beginning to end, without any change. Is there anyone who still likes her like this?