A Chinese girl came to South Korea alone to meet the man she had loved for five years and began her study abroad career.
Unexpectedly, on the first day of school, he discovered that the man's sister was also in this school, and she was also his senior sister. It's a pity that this senior's popularity is so bad in Java. After the heroine Jin Yue had a big fight with her senior sister and slapped her senior sister, she discovered that the man she had loved for 5 years was standing behind her and watched the whole play.
How should Jinyue face the person she loves? As she struggles between love and hatred, which side will the emotional balance lean towards?
Please look forward to "Butterfly Lovesickness"
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I like the feeling of this article TAT. It should be said that no one doesn't like the article from the perspective of the store manager, right? =V=
Although I am secretly looking forward to seeing Captain Nirvana appear, it seems... His weight is too heavy. If he always appears, it will look like he has a leg in any role (Hey = =.
Because Urakika hasn't unfolded yet, all my attention is attracted to Ukitake and Hira Ura! I really love how you described Ukitake's expression when you wrote about the fifth anniversary gift. He was able to accept Kyōraku's feelings and be responsible for it and truly love Kyōraku, and he was self-possessed and rational. This is simply a model that store managers need to learn from [cross out]wife[/cross out] TAT
About Pingpu. I think Pingzi must still love him very much, love his idleness and his looseness, but he can't let himself do the same, can't stay, can't wait for him.
About Urachika. The store manager has a naive or cowardly side. He is neither courageous enough nor willing to share the joys and sorrows for each other like 813. He cannot ask Pingzi to stay for him, nor can he ask himself to work harder. So he thought that if he couldn't catch up with the person in front, he could turn around and extend his hand to the person behind him.
But a boy is still a boy, but a boy will eventually grow up. At that time, when you find that the two people you love are in the same place, can you still deceive yourself and others and compare who is the more right one?
About 813. I love uncles, especially those who are in love with each other. Especially... The elegant and strong Ukitake is able to tolerate Kyōraku's childishness and support Kyōraku, while Uncle Kyōraku, although cynical, is actually a thoughtful person who can pamper Ukitake with his sensitivity. That's what people of compatible natures are like, right? I like that they have a tacit understanding, love and appreciate each other, and can cherish each other and each other's feelings. It is a deep friendship accumulated bit by bit over hundreds of years.
About Deadwood. I think after all, Renji is not the person he can love the most deeply, but it is indeed the greatest acceptance after he is able to convince himself, grow up, free himself and let go of everything. As for Haiyan, I actually don't like to look at them from the perspective of CP. Haiyan's experience with Byakuya is more of a different experience. If we say that feelings are about the beginning of love, and such feelings can always be very light, but they suddenly become stronger due to the death of that person - but it is not that exaggerated to say that it is strong. In my eyes, Kuchiki has always been very self-possessed, and I don't believe that he can do it without any problems. He is scrupulous about letting himself love passionately, and the difference between the person he loves and the person he doesn't love is not that big. It's just because he is actually a pure white person, so he probably realizes that his feelings for a certain person are different (especially when he can face this feeling head-on). Driven by a sense of responsibility, he can give and love regardless of gains and losses.
About nirvana. I have always loved, loved, loved him.
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There are fewer requirements for readers, and they are also counted in detail.
I like the feeling of this article TAT. It should be said that no one doesn't like the article from the perspective of the store manager, right? =V= Although I am secretly looking forward to seeing Captain Nirvana appear, it seems... His weight is too heavy. If he always appears, it will look like he has a leg in any role (Hey = =. Because Urakika hasn't unfolded yet, all my attention is attracted to Ukitake and Hira Ura! I really love how you described Ukitake's expression when you wrote about the fifth anniversary gift. He was able to accept Kyōraku's feelings and be responsible for it and truly love Kyōraku, and he was self-possessed and rational. This is simply a model that store managers need to learn from [cross out]wife[/cross out] TAT About Pingpu. I think Pingzi must still love him very much, love his idleness and his looseness, but he can't let himself do the same, can't stay, can't wait for him. About Urachika. The store manager has a naive or cowardly side. He is neither courageous enough nor willing to share the joys and sorrows for each other like 813. He cannot ask Pingzi to stay for him, nor can he ask himself to work harder. So he thought that if he couldn't catch up with the person in front, he could turn around and extend his hand to the person behind him. But a boy is still a boy, but a boy will eventually grow up. At that time, when you find that the two people you love are in the same place, can you still deceive yourself and others and compare who is the more right one? About 813. I love uncles, especially those who are in love with each other. Especially... The elegant and strong Ukitake is able to tolerate Kyōraku's childishness and support Kyōraku, while Uncle Kyōraku, although cynical, is actually a thoughtful person who can pamper Ukitake with his sensitivity. That's what people of compatible natures are like, right? I like that they have a tacit understanding, love and appreciate each other, and can cherish each other and each other's feelings. It is a deep friendship accumulated bit by bit over hundreds of years. About Deadwood. I think after all, Renji is not the person he can love the most deeply, but it is indeed the greatest acceptance after he is able to convince himself, grow up, free himself and let go of everything. As for Haiyan, I actually don't like to look at them from the perspective of CP. Haiyan's experience with Byakuya is more of a different experience. If we say that feelings are about the beginning of love, and such feelings can always be very light, but they suddenly become stronger due to the death of that person - but it is not that exaggerated to say that it is strong. In my eyes, Kuchiki has always been very self-possessed, and I don't believe that he can do it without any problems. He is scrupulous about letting himself love passionately, and the difference between the person he loves and the person he doesn't love is not that big. It's just because he is actually a pure white person, so he probably realizes that his feelings for a certain person are different (especially when he can face this feeling head-on). Driven by a sense of responsibility, he can give and love regardless of gains and losses. About nirvana. I have always loved, loved, loved him. Above.