The Other Side of the Sea describes two so-called "children" Calamus and □□ who live in an ivory tower and a series of stories that happened after them. The ordinary happiness they pursue goes from meeting each other to falling in love and then separating. Although in just two years, the heroine Chang Pu understands that sometimes people should grow up and have absolute independence. She also understands that some things cannot be kept by herself. Don't believe in eternity, don't believe in the so-called oaths, because we are still young, and oaths are too illusory and unrealistic for those 'children' who live in the ivory tower. The experience of Acorus may be experienced by most people in love, but the ending is inevitably what those people have experienced.
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Brother Pao, if I ask you to wear PVP, you won't be able to enter the dungeon╮(￣▽￣\")╭ When love is a dual cultivation, single cultivation will kill the love!
Brother Pao, if I ask you to wear PVP, you won't be able to enter the dungeon╮(￣▽￣\")╭ When love is a dual cultivation, single cultivation will kill the love!