Rain Shattering on the Waves

It ended like this, it doesn't matter, I'm waiting for you in the new pit

Is this more updated or not?

Why did the content disappear? I saw it yesterday.

Your writing is so beautiful! Although I've been watching it all the time (hey), I've always had a lot of fun watching it! (Then you are still the king!) Although another good article was finished before I had read enough, I still congratulate you, the author~ I have also typed words before, and I know very well that it is not easy to write 200,000 words, because I only insisted on 80,000 words at that time... This article is the article that I seem to have the most insights. If a person is bound to suffer some unavoidable pain throughout his life, then relief must be the most beautiful gift. There is no subversion, no painful punishment, and no desperate efforts to restore those things or people that are reluctant to throw away but cannot be brought back. There must be regrets, but I have to say that Lin Wanlin is really lucky, because she met someone who helped her redeem herself when she could still redeem herself, and someone helped her to be cruel when it was irreversible. This is probably the weakness of human nature. We can't bear to completely put aside those things that have always given us hope and affection. If there is anything Lin Wanlin wants to say to Lin Wanzhen at the end, I think that sentence must be "Fortunately I met you." The absence of time and the inability to recover are both very cruel, but fortunately there is someone who will never abandon her. This reminds me of a scene from a movie I saw a long time ago. A person who was a Christian during his lifetime went to heaven after his death. When he looked back on his life, he clearly had two rows of footprints before, but at the most painful and helpless time in his life, they turned into one row. So he asked sadly and angrily: "Why did God abandon me when I was in the most painful and helpless time in my life? I am so devout!" The angel standing aside looked at him deeply, and then said: "Because in those most difficult years, God carried you forward." Lin Wanzhen may not fully understand Lin Wanlin's pain, nor can he fully comfort the broken heart, or even have the strength to restore everything that broke Lin Wanlin's heart. But when Lin Wanlin was in the most pain and helplessness, even though sometimes she would choose to watch silently, she always used her actions to tell Lin Wanlin: "I am here, I have always been here." Use similar pain to understand you, and will not give up on you because of your extremeness or stubbornness. I don't fully understand your pain, but I will help you in the best way I know how. I think that in the end, when Lin Wanlin said a peaceful farewell to Lin Wanzhen, she must have been blessing her in her heart, because Lin Wanzhen might have become more than a friend and like a family member in her heart earlier than I imagined. By the way, can I look forward to Lin Wanzhi's extras?

Hey, hey, annoying author, you finally came back to fill the hole...

TNT, finally finished! Scatter flowers

This is the best anti-Qiong Yao novel I have ever read. The characters are exactly the same as the original novel. It is unlike some other novels where other characters are written in a dark and obscene way just to set off the protagonist.

This is the best father fuck I've ever seen

Qiong Yao's novels are really invincible. I don't know how she wrote them. The mistress is beautiful and sad, and the children turn against each other and feel heartbroken. Can I at least let the children stand on the mother's side when writing in the future?! It's so desperate. How did Qiong Yao's novels become famous in the first place?

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