If, If

This is a very strange article. I was very happy and sad at the same time. Of course, I am happy because of the warmth, which makes people giggle. They were only 11 years old when they met. The most beautiful person is riding a bamboo horse and going around the bed to make green plums. The first and last sight. No matter what the world, there are not many things that end the same, and of course they are overflowing with happiness. The sadness is more subtle, probably because my train of thought went awry halfway through, and I started to think, if Cui Lueshang could live like this, there would be one less life-chaser in the world, one less brother in the Shenhou Mansion, one less good uncle in Three Swords and One Knife, and one less good catcher in the world. At first glance, when weighing the weight, the losses must be greater than the gains. But that's not why I'm sad. I'm sad because I think that if Zhui Ming could really make his own choice, he'd probably choose this path. He didn't have much expectations for himself. Unlike the good guy Tie Shou, Zhui Ming was more like duckweed, he was content with the situation. His little happiness, little diligence, and little ambition were all placed on Xiao Tou, which may not be the best, but it was what he really wanted. When he wants something, he often doesn't get much, so if he really wants to choose this way, who has the qualifications to blame him for not taking it seriously? Or is it short-sighted? I hope this is the case, even if my lover list (what) is missing a third master who has gone through many vicissitudes of life but has stars in his eyes. But in line with what Father Wen said, it is unfortunate to chase one's life. Unlucky people are lucky less often. Oh, that's why I'm so sad. Looking at the little white flowers all over the mountains and plains, I am also comforted by the injustice.