I Slaughter Pigs, You □□

It's really not easy for two men to stay together amid all kinds of rumors in the countryside. In the end, HE was a bit idealistic, but it felt like this was the best.

The author's ability to express love at the end of each chapter is truly unmatched!

I fell in love with the author all of a sudden...

Life will go on as usual, but I will miss you_(:_∠)_The last sentence is so loving! In addition, the price of pork is also rising now O^O

Wow, I laughed to death at the comment "Love comes so fast, like a tornado"

I re-read this article without incident and saw Chen Mo's secret to maintaining his mentality in this chapter. I was thinking that the difficulty lies not only in whether he is aware of the magnifying glass, but also in whether he can get rid of the magnifying glass. In other words, it cannot be said to be getting rid of it. Everyone has the ability to amplify their own hearts. The key is whether the current perceptual state of mind transitions to an objective rational state of mind, whether it can be controlled and how to control it. Generally, love and hate will fade away. Chen Mo can shorten this process when in pain. If you think about it more, optimistic people can maintain their current sensibility when they are happy, and can adjust to the final objective state as soon as possible when they are sad, while pessimists are just the opposite. Most people should be somewhere in between.

Dad's reaction was so genuine. I had no idea what my parents would do if I came out as gay...

It's really well said. Only time can change people's minds. Playing and rolling around is really useless in this situation. Such a heart-warming article [shy]

Only time can heal everything

I was struck by the words "Don't use a magnifying glass to look at your own heart"...