A Night of Stars (First-Generation Wuyun)

I always feel that a night of stars is really long. I can watch the moon calendar in one day, but I can't watch a night of stars in a week. . They're so nice woohoo

I first went to see "Medea" because I heard it was very sad. I kept thinking about finishing it but didn't dare. Finally, I plucked up the courage to go see it (maybe it's because the thick and complex emotions revealed in "Medea" are fatal but attractive, and the few words are meaningful, which gave me strength). It's hard to let go, it's hard to let go, maybe those bad things have been washed away by the long years. , The two parties involved have let it go one after another but retained the beauty and tenacity. However, as a reader, it is really difficult to let go. Because I know the ending, I can feel relieved over and over again, but I also look forward to what difference it will make, what kind of feelings can be written under the shackles of fate. Every small detail has to be dug deeply and compared one by one, but it is even more difficult to let go. The extra story of "Medea" is as beautiful as a dream, but the missing body is the missing body after all. Grandpa also asked Suiyun not to come again. I don't know when the dream will turn into a bubble, and I will be the only one bothering myself. My wife's writing is beautiful, the sentences are worth savoring carefully, and the plot development is not laggy. I don't know much about history, politics, or anything related to it, so I feel sorry for my wife. I am really very attentive and can feel the rapid turmoil of history. I have the urge to read it again after understanding the history, which will be more three-dimensional. You also have to carefully figure out the characters' language and psychology. These are all necessary for the second brush. I will probably sell Amway with my friends and copy large paragraphs. I feel that those who can make people learn something are worth the time. They will also learn to think slowly and slowly construct their own stories. To be honest, the first time I read the article, I was always a little excited. I was in a rush and followed my wife's rhythm. I would inevitably overlook some details, logic, and emotional transitions. Many things I didn't understand were actually blurred in my memory, so I couldn't give you any excellent after-reading experience the first time. It was just a simple impression based on what others said. I criticized myself and had to think about it carefully when I got back.

This article is really my White Moonlight! ! Because of this article, I will always buy white roses when buying flowers. They are so touching and beautiful! !

Reading this together with the chapter of "Old Friend of the Star Overnight", I couldn't stop crying.

Therefore, it is necessary to eradicate the root cause. The Estola family's later human experiments were so disgusting.

After watching the TV series again, I thought of reviewing my wife's articles. Xingchen should be the only full-length novel by my wife in which he is not clearly defined [right? ], Even though it was clear that my grandparents' ending was already doomed, I was still really heartbroken when I was following the series. Elena's death, Simon's departure, and Speddo's betrayal, all these plots are obviously doomed, but I still can't help but think about how wonderful it would be if this were not the case. This is probably the most useless thing in the world. Without further ado, Winmedea went to ww

Ah! It must be a tragedy next

I have read this many times, and I probably prefer A Night of Stars and Where to Place Our Time, but every time I watch Stars, I have to play Medea 233 because without watching the ending of Medea, I feel that First Mist Cloud is too sad = = It is too hard for grandparents to cry easily. . .

Wow - it's great. The first misty clouds in the original novel are rare.

I'm reading Matsuma-sensei's writing again. It's one of my favorite fanfics I've ever read. I love it so much. By the way, I will collect all the printed physical books of Mrs. Matsuma's tutors.