
Saint Fanfiction Crossover
圣同人大杂烩
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 35k Words
- Genre
- Danmei (BL)
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
16Chapters
16Favorites
834Clicks per chapter
3Comments
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I don't know why I felt a little depressed after reading my article. The article is very well written. It goes deep into my heart... But I always feel at a loss. I always feel that there is something missing in such an ups and downs of love, perhaps too many regrets and misses. Let those who read the article take it in. I always feel sad that they are just there to protect the world. But there is no real happiness of one's own. . . .
I don't know why I felt a little depressed after reading my article. The article is very well written. It goes deep into my heart... But I always feel at a loss. I always feel that there is something missing in such an ups and downs of love, perhaps too many regrets and misses. Let those who read the article take it in. I always feel sad that they are just there to protect the world. But there is no real happiness of one's own. . . .
I don't know why I felt a little depressed after reading my article. The article is very well written. It goes deep into my heart... But I always feel at a loss. I always feel that there is something missing in such an ups and downs of love, perhaps too many regrets and misses. Let those who read the article take it in. I always feel sad that they are just there to protect the world. But there is no real happiness of one's own. . . .