It seems like we often chase after things we know are impossible to get, always full of confidence no matter what. In the end, we tell others, “I've done all I can. I have no regrets,” and things like that. Deep down, we know we're only lying to ourselves.
Perhaps the things that mean nothing to you are the most important and precious things to me.
But when all is said and done, who will stay? Who will still be here?
No embracing skeletons,
no summons from a past life.
If one day you find me,
don't look back,
please keep walking,
because I
am by your side,
behind you.
Alas... Wuming, come on~
Well, I just finished reading these two chapters~Spread flowers Just a simple comment~ But I'm not very good at talking, so I don't mind~ To put it simply, the focus of the plot is not very prominent, and it seems a bit wordy. Some unnecessary things can be written less~ Also, the relationship between the characters is not clear during the development of the story, and the dance seems a bit inexplicable. The description of the characters and the psychological description of the protagonist are also described... How should I put it... Or should I say that the expression is not very good... However, Yingda's descriptions of scenery and some details are very good. If the key points are highlighted, these parts will be the icing on the cake~ Although some detailed descriptions are very good, putting them here dilutes the main point and wastes the good mood. Yingda should think more about it~ Come on, Film University! After all, not everyone can have the courage to publish an article like Film University. I hope your work can reach a higher level!