One would rather break than bend, and the other would rather bend than break. It is destined not to be a happy ending in the traditional sense.
So generally speaking I've always liked -
It has nothing to do with the situation, just the romance.
It has nothing to do with romance, just talk about the past.
Speaking of those chaotic past events of the Republic of China, who could have known that many, many years later, Japan was defeated, endured the humiliation, and became a powerful country under the envious eyes of the world? How true or false does the history smeared with blood now seem to be?
It seems that we are no longer used to whitewashing the peace and calling a deer a horse, so I wrote this to give an even more ridiculous truth to that era when there was no final conclusion.
When all the dust has settled, the ups and downs of the past have become the talk of others after dinner, and the tea money that storytellers talk about is foaming at the mouth. Can the pale style of writing fully outline the phantom of the world and the farce?
The entanglements, doubts, and cowardly confessions back then were nothing more than a joke in retrospect.
It's a pity that no matter how smart they are, they are still invincible.
Perhaps, this is their sadness?
No matter when or where, these two people are the same.
Conception: