[Sailor Moon] Would You Listen to My Story?

I commented once before, and it seemed to have been swallowed. Now I want to enter it again, because this story is something I have never thought of, maybe I have thought of it, but I have never read it. Maybe Tsukino Usagi is really so lonely; maybe she has watched the actors performing her own stories in the audience many times, and all the past has turned into a smile on her lips and tears falling; maybe Teacher Naoko is the messenger of Rabbit, bringing us a true story. Thank you, the author, for giving me a very artistic answer; thank you, the author, for making me rethink the story of Sailor Moon. Na. . . After reading this story, I was still obsessed with the life experience of the orphan Tsukino Usagi, especially her crying confession to Naoko, which made people heartbroken. I didn't recover for several days. Hahaha, maybe she is so sensitive.

The author's writing is great, and I have thought about it more than once. The people in the comics are real, and they just borrowed the author's brush to write their own stories. But I don't have the author's great literary thoughts and writing style. I like this novel very much. It's really heartbreaking. Maybe the protagonist has to endure a lot of pressure, burden and pain before he can gain the ability to save the world. I still remember it was said in a game that the protagonist is for the common people, who can do it for the protagonist? Is this a tragedy? There are some shadows of tragedy, but more of it is joy. Maybe at a certain stage play, Tsukino Usagi really sat in the audience, watching others interpret her and their stories, with a slight smile on her lips. Thank you to the author, thank you to Teacher Naoko, and thank you to Sailor Moon and her warriors.

Oh my god... This is such a perfect article...