Love That Cannot Awaken

It's so cruel, I can't stand it

I'm really sorry, Seventeen. I read Love Can't Wake Up after being recommended by others. I liked it so much that I bought some of the chapters I wanted on JJ and read the chapters about Lu Lei and Xiaodie. . . Later, I watched Starlight. Before I watched Starlight, I couldn't understand the meaning of some details and the feelings between them. It's just that episode that really worried me. I once thought of a saying: As long as it's a comedy, I can cry no matter how much the process makes me cry. Why does Brother Xiang just do that? . . . Hi, but it can be inferred later that Xiao Meng also went with him (personal opinion), and Brother Xiang is considered complete. After watching Starlight and then watching the extras, the tears really followed Meng's memories and I couldn't stop them. I have watched Starlight and Qing Zai more than ten times in the past few days. Your writing is really delicate. I especially like some of the inner descriptions and some narrations. There are some sentences that really touched my heart. It makes people want to savor every word carefully. Although the plot of Qing Zai was so cruel to me, I stopped several times to calm down before watching it. But I never had the courage to watch it a second time when Brother Xiang and Xiao Meng broke up. Why would Mao be so cruel? I felt that when Brother Xiang left, I really felt heartbroken. . . When I first started watching Qing Zai, it reminded me of He Yi Sheng Xiao Mo. I was quite touched by that article at the time. It also had such a descriptive technique, but I have to say that Shi Qi, your writing is really delicate, and the fact that 5 young people met and fell in love was even more of a highlight. Now when I look back at some articles, I feel like they are writing a running account. . . (I'm sorry, I don't mean to criticize any author) Although you have published a new article on Shiqi, I'd better take it slow first. I think I'm really in too deep. . . Recollecting those words over and over again, next to the psychological description, my biological clock was turned upside down (I like to read articles in the middle of the night...) Suddenly I had a feeling. I met you when I was sixteen. In this way, the two people became a lifelong bond. They were never separated until the day of death. From childhood to the end of the year, I wrote about nearly a century. Does the author want to express a kind of mutual affection? But why so early? It's only around 50. . . Is it paving the way for Lu Lei's era? These past few days have been really sad, but thank you very much for letting me really feel the love and perseverance between them. I remembered what Lin said when they got married: We will never be separated until the day we die. Could it be considered a small hint? Hi~~ It seems that I am ill. I'll just write this much. My mind is a little confused because I suddenly thought that Brother Xiang is dead. When I watched it for the first time, I had doubts but refused to face it. The more I thought about it, the more wrong it became. Or when you come, shall we go jumping into the sea together? Jumping into the sea alone and with a soul? Hahaha, maybe I'm overthinking it. That's it. Late at night always makes people extremely sad. . .

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In fact, I'm really looking forward to Xiao Xiaodie's story!

Excuse me, where is the update? I didn't see any newly added words. I looked at it again carefully.

It's a fake update. You tricked me into watching it a few times.

You can consider writing a pit about their daughter and Lu Lei, but not too long.

I'm here to make up for the points Although life ends like this. But~~~It's so sad Meng Yidie will always be fragile. She cannot go on alone in the future without Lin Tianxiang.

Can Seventeen allow Xiaodie and Lu Lei to develop and create a new pit?

Hey, hey, hey... It's so sad!!! As expected, I still like sweet ones!!! O(∩_∩)O haha~