Newly expanded bonus chapter, Seven Days of Spring, with an additional five thousand words.
"For every person you save, Heaven lights up a star for you."
A story set during wartime. The pairing is Louis × Abel.
A parallel, fictional world. Both the top and bottom are soldiers.
Set in the Empire of Germania.
One day, I had a dream. In it, the whole world was plunged into war.
There is no natural hierarchy of superior and inferior races.
God made all people. When Adam first tilled the fields and Eve first wove cloth, who was a gentleman, and who was nobility?
In fact, this is a story about a world that, many years later, split into various federations, as tensions between races grew more severe,
ultimately sparking a war and a massacre.
A parallel, fictional setting. Please do not read this as a reference to real events! Any resemblance is purely coincidental.
War brought people endless suffering, and the wounds it left on their hearts could never be healed. Years later, when the world looks back on this history, no one will be free of sorrow. The most beautiful era has died. Those of us who survived should feel ashamed of it., Abel Shenal
For a link to my old stories, visit my profile: The Turtle Crawls Slowly
Theme:
Emmmm? ? ? ? Am I afraid that they and Bai Di will find out now? ? ? But the new SS commander? ? ? Alas
I am very grateful to have encountered this book in the vast sea of books.
This cold opener is so beautiful. Confession Wife is not only good in writing, but also has an elusive understanding of human nature. I really like this article. I hope my wife's copy of "Hollywood" will be published soon.
After reading it, I remembered the Gray Tower Notes. The protagonists on both sides are completely different, but the ending still feels like the same destination through different paths. But this one is much sweeter, more like a he, maybe because Louis is gentle enough, so he can be forgiven in the end, and he still likes him even after being forgotten. The scary thing about war is that no matter who you are or what your status is, you are constantly losing important things. Even if it stops, you can't get rid of it. It's so sad.
The war really killed many budding loves, such as Abel's sister and Louis. Even if Louis did not love Abel, the two of them could not be together. This is what this chapter wants to express.
It's actually a fully ordered article, let's read it again
Who has the two locked chapters, friends? (?ω? )
Ahhhhh it's so well written, I can't bear to finish reading it
Suddenly I realized that her pronunciation and his pronunciation were different in German.
Ah, how could this happen? It's really well written.
Emmmm? ? ? ? Am I afraid that they and Bai Di will find out now? ? ? But the new SS commander? ? ? Alas
I am very grateful to have encountered this book in the vast sea of books.
This cold opener is so beautiful. Confession Wife is not only good in writing, but also has an elusive understanding of human nature. I really like this article. I hope my wife's copy of "Hollywood" will be published soon.
After reading it, I remembered the Gray Tower Notes. The protagonists on both sides are completely different, but the ending still feels like the same destination through different paths. But this one is much sweeter, more like a he, maybe because Louis is gentle enough, so he can be forgiven in the end, and he still likes him even after being forgotten. The scary thing about war is that no matter who you are or what your status is, you are constantly losing important things. Even if it stops, you can't get rid of it. It's so sad.
The war really killed many budding loves, such as Abel's sister and Louis. Even if Louis did not love Abel, the two of them could not be together. This is what this chapter wants to express.
It's actually a fully ordered article, let's read it again
Who has the two locked chapters, friends? (?ω? )
Ahhhhh it's so well written, I can't bear to finish reading it
Suddenly I realized that her pronunciation and his pronunciation were different in German.
Ah, how could this happen? It's really well written.