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I watched bis a few years ago, and I took the time to rewatch it these days. I sighed again. It is a collection of classic and exquisite short stories that does not seem outdated even after reading it after all these years. I personally like the unit drama format very much! My favorite in the bis collection - apart from the three angels that tell the protagonist's story - is July 31st and Somersen Castle! Love it... It's hard to describe how much I love these two. One of my main purposes for reading novels is to pass the time and try to feel something at the same time, and the love described in these two short stories touched me. July 31st is a common Groundhog Day reference, and the ending is so beautiful. I was struck by a romance with classicism. Somerchen Castle is the process of planetary diplomacy, interviewing aliens, high-tech elemental materials, and other grand things. The love of two ordinary humans, so small and insignificant, was (accidentally) protected. (Christmas 2013 gave me the same feeling: even if Vic is the key to saving the world, his personal emotions are considered equally important.) Thanks to the extraterrestrial DNA test! Thank you Theo for your special day for protecting love on the verge of being broken! Thank you Time Lord! Going back to Angel, the three Angels that tell the story of Theodore and Yang have a very refreshing and clean ending with double death (I said it loudly that double death is not a be). It feels a bit like The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, where my future is the present you are experiencing, and so on. This is my favorite kind of cruelty: just missing out by just a little bit. The ending of he is, 55, they are still alive and happy together, which is he in the general sense! The whole story of bis is so straightforward that it made my eyelids tremble at the end. Looking back, every little description is filled with foreshadowing... It's a bit like sewing the back of a cotton doll's head, with a stitch on the left, a stitch on the right, and the last breath to tighten the thread. I like it very much. I like it very much. Seeing familiar science fiction elements (such as the Tardis) appear in the work, it feels like the tentacles of the author's soul are quietly touched in the novel through the text and the screen (although the author cannot see it, the reader realizes that "I like the same things as the author" with a knowing smile.) In short, thank the author for creating this story, and thank the author for generously sharing it with us.

At the beginning, "21" appeared many times, which corresponded to the title of the article and deeply attracted my attention. "21, The moment he opened his eyes, this number jumped out in his mind." Among them, I particularly like the word "jump". I feel that 21 The importance of the male protagonist was pointed out straightforwardly. What number was so important that it jumped out of my head the moment I opened my eyes, and hurriedly reminded me that "time is running out"; hence the later "21, he murmured to himself". Then the following words are also very particular, especially in line with the character's mood and situation at that time. "His voice paused for a moment unnoticeably, and then the name came to his lips." "Come", in fact, it seems to be very straightforward on the surface. It is a modified word, but when it appears here, it brings with it a sense of inescapable fate. It is calm on the surface, but it stirs up huge waves secretly. I think it is similar to Sui Hen's "Encountering a Snake". The word "encounter" is also similar but has the same purpose. The more I read, the more I feel that the author's writing skills are really great. There are too many foreshadowings in the article. A few simple words can hint to the readers about the unusual identity of Aaron Lang, such as "It seems that the time needed to recover in this world is longer than expected." The words used here It's "this", because for Alex, he is not a member of the world he lives in now, and he has no sense of belonging; and here, "nearly fifteen minutes of running did not make him breathless, and his body is still cold." This is obviously not a reaction that normal people would have. When I saw the end, alas, I felt a hole in my heart. Something had come but gone, and the ending was so beautiful. "He picked up the ring from the floor, put it in his pocket, then opened the door and strode out. The air flow when the door opened suddenly picked up the gray-white dust in the ground. They scattered in the air and quickly disappeared without a trace." It was so cinematic, as if the sky and the earth were white, everything would eventually return to nothingness, and those stories would eventually be submerged in the dust of time.

After reading it, I felt empty... In fact, Bourne can also tell that 21 is not the complete Lang... It is be. But I unexpectedly liked this one

I feel that the concept of this article is a bit like Xiao Shi and Rose, watching their other selves replace themselves and their lover and go away... It is really tragic...

Ah, between he and be, to me it is be_(:з)∠)_

Long time no see, Dada! And Yang, long time no see!

Time travel... My future self kills my past self... Haha, what an amazing human imagination!

But I really want to know if it is 4901

4921Am I worried that Bourne will find out that this person is not me? No matter how he looks like a clone, he repeats commands mechanically, but he seems to have his own thoughts. Maybe this is why he is relieved. After all, he understands himself.

I miss it a bit, the first season of DW was really good!