The Story of the Turnaround in the 1980S

The friend updates were all in 2009, and I wasn't even in elementary school at that time. It was so clean at that time, the air, trees and language were all flourishing. It's the last day of 2024, and I'm still worried about Hua Guo and my friends, and I can't explain why I'm sad. It's clearly confirmed that it's HE, and updates have been stopped long ago. It's time to calm down long ago. I still hate myself for not being born ten years earlier. I hate it so much that I want to scream at night. There is a feeling that the lover I was destined to love ten years ago did not find me, and ten years later he died and was left with only the legend of powerlessness. My 6-year-old friend updated it, and when I was 11, I finished the Flower Kingdom. I was scratching my head for them when I was 21 and wished I could travel back to the millennium. I don't know if I will be able to see the story of the Southland when I was 31, but I hope I will have grown up enough by then to bear all the consequences. I was shocked to realize that after writing this paragraph, I let go of something in my heart - I realized that my great injustice towards the end of the Flower Country was largely due to my inability to accept the sudden end of good things. This was originally a kind of naivety that should not be had by those who have not grown up, and also that the Flower Country has surpassed my writing, even... I can't imagine the boundaries, but it is so similar to the world of desire in my heart when I was a child. I saw that my youth could not come back, and I did not grow into what I once believed I would grow into. So when I saw the flower country, it was like seeing a savior, and I actually gave birth to the fantasy of going back to the past. This kind of emotion, this kind of story, this kind of writing style, even the pen name is wonderful, all these are in line with my subconscious mind. I see it as the person I once dreamed of becoming, so I don't accept it. I don't want to see such a dream shattered. Tomorrow is a new year, and I don't know what maturity looks like yet, but I dare not just convince myself that everything is like this and there is no need to look into it in detail - in that case, I will really no longer be young, and I will completely leave the fertile land of the Flower Country. Am I looking forward to seeing a sequel? It's good to watch the second part once in a while, but I don't seem to be that obsessed with it anymore. This is the sense of loss. This kind of bold and romantic way of asking readers to discuss topics together, you are really a ruthless person who is extremely smart and full of aura. Finally, I take a long breath and wish Cha Cha and readers a happy new year.

The two younger boys are surrogates! The heroine has a child herself, but it's not like she can't give birth, so the author has to ask God to provide a surrogate! It's really annoying. Once there is a surrogacy market, women will be coerced into involuntary abortions, and some women will have their abortions cancelled. Surrogacy is a very, very bad thing. I don't know what the author thinks!

After a month-long hiatus, I miss her. . .

I really want to kill Sirius