We Have to Kiss Before We Die Today

I finished reading this article in two days, where do I start... At first, I read this article with the expectation of reading a mystery. The werewolf killing at the beginning quickly caught me in it. The goal of finding the murderer made all parts of the article move in an orderly manner. The characters are indeed full of charm, and the atmosphere of the article is also very suspenseful. When I first read the first copy, I was thinking about what this world view is? Western fantasy or something? By the time I got to the second copy, it had an oriental feel to it, and there were some magical and supernatural elements in the story. At this point, I was probably sure that this was a purely fictional story. At least I couldn't treat it as a story based on a real-life background. I have to say that this world view is really dizzying. As I continued to follow, I was basically looking at the worldview setting that was getting bigger and bigger, and I was wondering how the author wanted to round it out? There is also this emotional line. How does the author close it? Slowly, I began to see the interstellar background setting and the early character experiences of Gong Shou... Ah, Mr. Wu Shi really put a lot of effort into rounding out the story. With this question in mind, I followed it to the end. Understand the entire story frame and the causes and consequences of the emotional line. In fact, when I read the last few chapters, I no longer struggled with how the story would go. I just wanted to "finish" it like an obsessive-compulsive disorder.

I'm still a little confused about the ending. I always feel like I don't understand something and can't tell where it is. After browsing the comment area, I understand it better. The author's imagination is really big, and everything has basically come true. Although the ending is not very satisfactory, at least they all have a good ending in the story.

Without the extras, I always feel a lot missing.

At the end of "Sahuahua", I feel like there are no extras, and it's a bit unfinished. Will Xia Ren get sick again? Will other people live well? I feel like there are still a lot of questions

I've finished reading it! But the ending is still a bit confusing, but I probably understand Xia Ren's wish

The article is a short story, I simply write down my thoughts. The overall framework written by the author is still very good. Mainly I wanted to write a critique of mind control, emphasizing the lethality of words. To explain the ending I understand, Xia Ren's illness was acquired after making a wish for the first time, and Dick's wish was that Xia Ren could mend the wish, so it went back to the time when Dick was not sick, and the author had a happy ending, so Youli's world became a brand new world. The author's idea is good, but the author really didn't explain it clearly, so the previous story and the subsequent reversal are messy, and it's not that the author has integrated the plot, but there are too many plots and settings that are a bit old-fashioned. In this regard, it doesn't give people a bright feeling. Dick's completely different attitude towards others and towards Xia Ren is originally a lovable setting, but the author's insistence on Dick's neurotic setting is a bit embarrassing. The relationship between Xia Ren and Dick was not well explained, leaving readers with an inexplicable feeling throughout the whole process. In addition, there are so many typos that it affects reading. I doubt whether I am really reading the original version. But judging from the writing, this author is very cute. I hope you will be amazed when you see this author in the future.

Why didn't I understand? What about Xia Ren's illness? How can I stop this from happening by going back to this day? And there is the Guangming Sect's An Adventist's bamboo horse hidden behind the scenes? How is everything going?

I don't understand... What is that wish, to go back in time and make everyone involved in the game immortal?

What wish did Xia Ren change? ? ? It wasn't the original wish, nor was it a political wish. Could it be that only he and Dick actually went into battle, and no one else would really die? But why did the book make him make a wish this time? Didn't it work last time?

So who is An Fulin's boyfriend...