Haizi

All I can say is that I saw a different side of Mukahi Gakuto in this story compared to his other novels.

This is a wonderful article. I witnessed a little girl gradually growing up and learning to take responsibility for herself and others... Her world began to expand from that moment on. I wonder if the author can still see my comment. But I want to thank the author for their creation, which allowed me to see this beautiful world.

Why did Hai Zi choose such a name?

This must be really over, right? I love reading it over and over again—it's so beautifully written, I love it!

I watched it all in one go last night. I was a little upset for Yue Ren at the end, but I felt strangely satisfied when I got to this part. Will Chongyang be able to meet someone who loves and accepts him in the same way that Yue Ren loved Gengsheng?

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Gengsheng, this girl, is a bit naive, completely without guile. That was my initial impression of her. Like most people, she's an ordinary girl. But she's not like that. How to put it? She possesses a purity and beauty that doesn't exist in this world. Her beauty is natural; no one knows what kind of brilliance she will unleash next.

I really like it; girls who aren't faithful are cuter. Of course, the writing is equally beautiful.

I didn't like the article, but only the girl's lack of fidelity. The writing is exquisite, like the fascination I felt when I first read Yu Qiuyu's essays years ago; the character portrayals are vivid, and the article is imbued with profound cultural depth. So, after much hesitation, I finally saved it. I may never reread it, but I absolutely don't want to miss this rare gem.

I love Gakuto Mukahi from the show!