"Asaka, Yu-kun's love song." もにせずに Neighbor た/If I could stay by your side regardless of anything それでいいとってた/That would be great - I like you. In this season when the cherry blossoms are in full bloom, your magic takes over my world. Original act. This is a second creation, and all credit belongs to the original author. Authorized. In addition to the main line not necessarily following the plot, there are original characters and plot additions. The manual CP is Seiichi Yukimura. Take the fresh and girly route. The update time is fixed at 5:20 in the morning, and the rest of the time is spent on catching bugs and revising the article. Although the stupid author only wanted to write about love from the beginning, it is obvious that the plot is not just about love... So the stupid author is very sad. But I will still try my best when I need to be girly! Believe me! Try not to be overly OOC. If there are any errors or bugs, please point them out directly. Don't be afraid of stupid authors. Messages are the only motivation for stupid authors to update! Long live the message!
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I read this from the author Da Da Da's 999 Love Letters. I really like Da Da Da's writing style. It is very beautiful and touching. However, I found that almost none of Da Da Da's articles have an ending. In fact, it is understandable that there are various problems, but it is still inevitable that there will be disappointment, because I really look forward to Da Da Da's articles. In fact, when I wrote the comment, it was already two or three years after I updated the article, and I didn't know what the meaning of what I was saying was. Maybe it was because I was moved by the words, and I inevitably hoped that the article would have better results.