The Sixty-Eighth Statue

Good story. I have always felt that when talking about the word true love, everyone thinks they know what true love is, but when I think about it carefully, it feels very confusing. How much true love is considered true love? 100%, What about 99.999%? Some people are more selfish and willful in nature. When she loves with all her heart, she still has reservations, willfulness and possessiveness. Can this be considered true love? If true love is someone who is willing to sacrifice everything for the other person, then does it count as true love if someone has to hold something back due to "legitimate reasons" such as responsibility, family affection, etc.? Well, in fact, I think it is a bit difficult for a doctor, who is a passive-aggressive person, to find a true love in a situation of information asymmetry. . .

Although it's short, the good thing is that it's not a trap! ! !

Like! I read the last section twice before I understood the meaning of "You haven't had it either". It's great... I don't know whether the princess is more cruel or the doctor is more cruel. In the end, I think it's all the fault of the curse... I hope the doctor can meet a real person within the time limit of a hundred times, although I think there is little hope.

I suspect Margaret's feelings for the doctor were probably a bit of both. However, there are still many benefits. When Margaret wrote that I wanted Sarando, I felt that this relationship had soured.

So if someone really loves the doctor, he won't turn into a stone statue, but this in itself means that the curse is lifted... A bit sadistic. But c2 didn't understand. Marigot was originally supposed to die of septicemia, and then she was revived by doctors, granted several wishes, and finally turned into a stone statue. But no one knew that she had died at sea long ago in other people's memories?

I like this story...[Poor]

In fact, when it comes to love alone, there is no true love in the world.

Read and beg for updates in the future

In fact, if you really want to save the doctor, you just have to make a wish to him.

Only sigh. Where is that altar? What if someone really loved the doctor?