When the Wind Blows Through Meila

I like this pair's be. When I first read the original work, I liked the protagonist, but later on I had no memory of the protagonist. After a few years, the only one I could recall was Raphael. The silent Raphael. The more I thought about it, the more heartbroken I became, and then I thought that it would be great if Raphael could leave Metanzo, no matter what method, death or distance. As for who Mei loves, I don't care anymore. Even if you suddenly wake up, the broken mirror will never be perfected.

It didn't take long to get into Mela's trap. Look at this article from a few years ago. It's an ending that I can reread countless times. Meera in my fantasy. My first reaction to the ending of Mela's couple after reading several versions of the original work was: "Huh? The eternal version he? Huh? A few words to coax him back?" I have always felt that a casual he ending is not worthy of Raphael's thousands of Bodu's long love, nor his tenderness. I feel that this article is very similar to Raphael, like a gentle wind that makes people want to blow it countless times. After reading it, I was really moved, and Medanzo became more gentle later on. Just like when I recommended this article to my lover, she commented: "This style feels like poetry, like a collection of novels wetted by tears or summer night rainstorms under the sun, which records love that has long been dusted." I liked Raphael very much from the beginning, the gentle Raphael, the beautiful Raphael, the well-behaved Raphael. Until now, I have basically sunk in. Such a humble person in love. And teacher, you really like the part about the inability to imagine Raphael loving someone else in the last chapter. It really fits. This article is enough to enshrine it in my heart. (And the teacher is really cute/pointing to the content introduction) (It is truly a lifelong honor to be able to read the teacher's Mela fan ??????)

Uriel is kind of cute XDDD