She had always known that Zi He came from a complicated background, and after three years together, she had more or less guessed at the truth. When the website first opened, troublemakers were everywhere. They would go together to meet their clients, but she always left first, casually saying she could handle these people.
He Yu stayed once, silently watching as she struck and people fell, as she stamped hard on someone's hand, as she said in an even tone, "Get lost."
It brought back the night a year earlier, when torrential rain had poured down. She leaned against the entrance of the apartment building, wearing a long hooded coat. The toe of her gray boot touched the ground, and damp, cold strands of hair slipped loose from beneath her hood. She was wrapped in the dark hues of another world. Even beside the warm glow of the indicator light, no warmth could reach her.
She said, "Zi Yu, it's the third year."
Her figure had grown thinner, and her face had come to reveal a stunning beauty. Every time she came to see him, she seemed more like a stranger.
I like the story "Paper Crane" very much. I have also read the previous version of the story. It happened a few years ago. I will read it out and read it from time to time in the past few years. I was so tortured by the last ending that I wanted to cry. He Zihe has shouldered so much, and he also tried his best to make everyone around him live a good life. I think your writing is really good and the story line is well organized. I like the two characters He Zihe and Hang Jueyuan very much. He Zihe is aloof, witty and calm, but devoted to the people he cares about, while Hang Jueyuan is mature and calm but rebellious and ruffian. This kind of character is so accurate and makes people fascinated. I like the distant but profound love between the two of them. When Wang meets Wang, I feel a little sorry for the male protagonist Hang Jueyuan. He has appeared so many times and has been ignored and abused by the female protagonist in various ways. However, I think this novel is good because it does not exaggerate the love between the male and female protagonists too much. This seems boring on the contrary, and the friendship between He Zihe and He Yu is also very heart-warming. Logically speaking, girls like He Yu are more transparent, but under your hands, they are very different. She has mental illness, but she also tries to live well every day. Even if it is dangerous, she will always be by Zi He's side. Everyone in it has its own characteristics. The transition from school to organization is sudden but not abrupt. In fact, the first part was a bit unclear at the end, but the follow-up to this one is more exciting. Compared to the original version of Hangjue, I am more curious about the story of Jing Guang and Zhi He. Although I remember that you once praised yourself as a magical story, I still feel that it is not too wild and unrealistic, and it is very logical and makes people feel immersed in it when reading it. After seeing this, I don't pay much attention to the story of the male and female protagonists. I just hope that everyone will live well in the ending. I like your writing style, I like this kind of story, I like them all. I hope you will update the article soon. I now go to Jinjiang to read it once a day... Ps: I personally like the chapter "Touched with Light" the most, the description is really touching. Wish you a big hit!