There Are Rabbits on the Moon

I was thinking about how to kiss and how to grow hair so that people can't see their faces. This is probably a topic worthy of writing a 30,000-word paper.

What's so pitiful about Ahan? Of the two people, Yanzi was clearly the poor one. To be honest, Ahan is already boring to write. While saying that he doesn't dare to love others, why do he actually love those people in Luozhou? Don't use friendship to explain it. If love destroys trust in people, then trust in friendship will also be destroyed. Can feelings be treated differently? It's all feelings.

It dragged on a bit, maybe it's because I rewatched so many of them in one go, it didn't attract me as much as the previous ones, but if I read a few chapters a day, I might give up on this plot one day. I'd better watch it all at once while I have some desire. The only thing that bothers me now is Gong's face and the identity change between the two.

This article is well written, but I really like the former scumbag Wei Liuyi in the article. Although he can't stand the protagonist and is a big scumbag, he is good to the people under his rule. In such a troubled time, it is the people under his rule who are lucky to have such a parent official. It's a pity that in the article, he feels sorry for the protagonist Shou, and now the protagonist Shou has no feelings for him, and Wei Liuyi is still in the stage of emotional frustration, mental collapse and mental collapse, and he will definitely be punished miserably by the protagonist Shou, although this is his retribution. Although he has bad personal ethics and feels sorry for the protagonist, I really can't bear to see him meet a tragic end. After all, such good parents are really rare. Why. Dear author, you said in the article "Mr. Zhang" that you would write a story about the protagonist's brother's "squinting eyes". It's been more than a year, why haven't you written it yet? I've been waiting for a long time. I'm looking forward to a story in which the author's "squinting eyes" will be the main character.

I feel that many people in the comment area are particularly against Xiao Chu because of the station official's CP, so they are particularly harsh on him, scolding him for being naive and self-righteous, and feeling that he is not worthy of Ahan. But from his perspective, he actually did nothing wrong. When Ahan first became the city lord, he had been talented and arrogant since he was a child. He thought that he must be the city lord, but he didn't take it seriously. Although this was not Xiao Ahan's fault, it was certainly difficult for him to accept it. He didn't go to Ahan later, but he was only so old, and the small team of bullies around him took the lead in encouraging people around him to isolate him every day. How could he not be affected in any way? For all of you here, if you go back to the age of less than ten when you only have your own feelings and are easily affected by the world around you, can you do better? Some things are that when you become a mature adult, you will know better ways to solve things and problems, and you will understand more mature concepts of how to behave. A person who has not been domesticated by worldly "morals" and "ideas" can only do things based on his own instinctive character. As for later, it was said that Xiao Chu broke into Shimenglin and asked A Han to clean up the mess for him, saying that he didn't know what A Han was thinking, but from his perspective, he learned such a heavy truth, and his father, who had always respected him, did so many bloody and cruel things to save him. How could he understand Ahan's thoughts, then calmly pretend that nothing happened, accept Ahan's fate as a sacrifice, spend the last few seconds with him and then watch him sacrifice? With such a heavy truth and such a huge guilt, who else can "understand Ahan's request" and then accompany Ahan calmly and call it a day? He just couldn't do it. For him, he felt that he was not worthy. He was not worthy of hypocritically pretending to be a perfect partner, touching and hugging Ahan, spending the last few years of his life with him, and then watching him become a sacrifice. No one with a heart could do this. It's easy to understand why he went to Dream-eating Forest. He just wanted to exchange the status of the two of them back. He would be the sacrifice so that Ahan could live a good life. From a consequentialist perspective, he failed, causing Ahan to run in to save him. But if he succeeds, will there be another public opinion? I know that many people in the world only believe in results, but sometimes we have to look at the process, right? When Xiao Chu broke into the Dream-Eating Forest, he must have had a glimmer of hope that he could get it back. If he really couldn't get it back, he might really rather die in the Dream-Eating Forest. He didn't want to hold Ahan back or cause anything to happen to Ahan. At that time, he might have preferred to die just like that. Ahan said to let go of his obsession and find himself, but from the moment Xiaochu's father did what he did and Xiaochu knew the truth, his life was ruined. The person he was taught by his upright and kind mother, and the life trajectory he experienced, made it impossible for him to let go of his obsession and let himself go. He doesn't have to be with Ahan, but unless Ahan finds happiness without sacrificing himself as a sacrifice, he will never be able to let go. Just like Ahan said, many things could be handled better if they were twenty-eight years old and went back to the past. But they were only fifteen or sixteen years old at that time, and they did not have the mature minds to experience the world later, and the story was destined to go this way. It is true that Xiao Chu is not really suitable for A Han, but they are both very good people. If their fate and story background were changed, maybe they would be together. However, there is no if, what happened happened, step by step, they reached the point where they can't look back. There is no way A Han could go back and walk with Xiao Chu again, not to mention that he drank too much and forgot. He has met the other person, even if the light fades, he is no longer the Mu Guanghan when he was eighteen years old. He is now the Mu Guanghan who is twenty-eight years old. He has experienced many, many people in his life. He has met rotten people, scum, and white-eyed wolves, but he has also met a lover who will run towards him at all costs. Even if he dies and forgets all memories, and has forgotten what feelings are, he still instinctively approaches him, so he can't go back. Now, even if Mu Guanghan remembers everything, given their experiences and their personalities, it is impossible for them to be together again. But even if they are not together, Xiao Chu is still different from those rotten scumbags. He is also a very good person. It's a pity that his life is a tragedy, Ahan's life is also a tragedy, and even Mianyu's life is a tragedy in the end. In the huge torrent of fate, everyone has a last resort, so I don't think it is necessary to criticize a person who tries his best to save and has good intentions. Of course Ahan is more suitable to be with Mian Yu, or with the current Big Rabbit, but I think this story with Xiao Chu is also very well written. It's complex and touching and touches people's hearts. Even though they won't stay together anymore and can't look back, it still makes people cry. I'm really fed up with the Absolute Pure Love Party. It seems that the protagonist can only have an emotional experience in the final official match. If the protagonist has a somewhat complicated experience, criticize it. Really, if you can only accept Absolute Pure Love, just read other novels. Stop expressing negative opinions because the protagonist and people other than the official partner have had emotional experiences. You should always allow JJ to have some complicated stories, right? I think the section of Yuehua City is very well written, and I support writing it for those of us who want to know the truth and past experiences. I want to read more complex stories, and want to dig out the truth behind the overgrown vines. I want to know what kind of first love is so hard to let go that Ahan drinks the light to forget. I want to know Ahan's past. The story of Yuehua City enriches Ahan's life. I think it is very well written!

Damn it, I was halfway through the book and couldn't find it until I finished it. I just remembered that it was called "Attack Adventure" and I finally picked it up! ! ! ! !

I've written 5 chapters... Can you give me some tips? I have no interest in my first love... There is always a feeling that one of Yanzi and Chu is the "third party", which is very uncomfortable. It is more uncomfortable than being passionate.

To be honest, I can't understand Han's brain circuit.

This kind of phoenix man sucks blood the most. You also know that you are sorry for Guang Han, so why don't you make it up to him, cherish him, and let him feel loved too. In the final analysis, I still think my own feelings are the most important. Is it difficult to say sorry? Why did you drag Guang Han into the blood pool until the end? You just didn't want to let him go. You felt that he fell in love with so many people but had no impression of you at all. You were unwilling to accept it. But if you recognize yourself early, love him and cherish him without any awkwardness, will you two reach this ending? After all, the one you deserve to hate the most is yourself.

I really hope Nan Zhi can recover [burst crying]