The most tragic protagonist Mo Tongsheng has ever seen in a novel is the one in "I Asked You to Come, You Must Come", who sacrificed everything for his crush and was not informed about it even after his death. Mo Tongsheng was convinced that she could not be so tragic, and she had the advantage that no matter what she did, the other party would always forget her.
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Don't trust memory! Don't trust the copywriting either…
The author has something to say:
I hate being expected by others. Although I will try my best to respond, I know that I can never be what the other party expects me to be.
Because someone asked if there was a next chapter, I searched the hard drive and found only this one. It stayed on the first chapter for more than a year. And I don't remember why I wrote this story in the first place. Most likely to show
The real "purity" is that you do it without any expectation of feedback, just do it because you want to do it.
This is naturally because one party in many articles is doing something for the other party, which seems to be pure giving (some people call it "great"), but as long as the giving party has something to pray for... It will not be pure or great...
There is a kind of novel called "diary style", which should not just record the flow of the story in a diary, but should also be a kind of narrative feature that does not ask for feedback; this style of writing will often be extremely indulgent or extremely unbearable to show that it does not ask for feedback from readers... But when they only want to make the reader have an impression on them, it does not mean that they do not ask for feedback, right...
Do you understand me so far?
Back to the copy——
Truth is not the only daughter of time, lies are its twins.
Likewise, memories are our besties, and besties can stab us.
Conception: