
[The Disguiser] A Different Spring in Lou
[伪装者之]别样楼春
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 269k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
70Chapters
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It's very uncomfortable. The extra chapter is very realistic. Since I started to understand history, I know that most of the heroes who have sacrificed their lives cannot be rectified. Is it the ugliness of human nature or the ugliness of human nature? My heart was very stuffed. After reading it, I felt so sad that I couldn't help but burst into tears. Maybe this is the outcome of an ignorant society,
Although the extra story is painful, it is more real. In that era, there were too many people who sacrificed their lives for the country but suffered unjustly. The lucky ones survived to a gray-haired age and were finally acquitted; the unlucky ones left this world with infamy amid the torture day after day. Their lives were full of ups and downs, and the days of licking blood on the edge of a knife were long and difficult. They relied on faith and belief to persevere until liberation, but in the end they spent the rest of their lives in a dark prison. Whether it's worth it or not, it's ultimately disappointing.
No matter how many times I read this chapter, I still can't stand it. But I feel that all this is really reasonable and can happen.
Although, this is really a very realistic ending, and it's still very uncomfortable to watch.
They strive to run towards the light from the darkness, but the light pushes them back into the darkness.
Wg, this period of history is really scary. I feel like there are existences more terrifying than the devils. They torture the body and mind. It's so dark that I can't see the light at all.
I cry every time I watch it, it's so uncomfortable
OMG, I almost forgot about the original film... Enjoy the silky smoothness
There is only one word to describe it: miserable. But I can't help but watch it over and over again and shed tears over and over again?
The first sentence already killed me.