I want to write about abuse, but I don't know whether to abuse or not. The control of the article is not very good, and it may be a bit unclear. If you can read it, then read it.
The article begins three years after Sherlock jumped off the building. For some reason, John returned to 221B for the first time, which triggered the memories of him and Sherlock (these memories are compared today and have also laid the foundation for the subsequent plot, which will be discussed later). At the same time, Sherlock will also return. The past few chapters have always been intertwined with the present, also to show the change of time. Sherlock is still the Sherlock he was three years ago, and John has been polished by time to become the John he is today. Sherlock's return is not a dessert but a point of abuse. He wants his old life, but there are three years between him and John. What I mainly want to express is the idea of "the thief of time". What exactly does it get when it is lost and found?
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