If you asked me whether I had any regrets in this short life, I could answer without hesitation: no. I have loved, cried, laughed, hurt, begged, and gained. I have tasted every flavor of life, and I can go with you now. Whether we end up in the unknown realm of hell or in heaven, it doesn't matter. I've lost this brief life, so what difference does it make where I go? I close my eyes. If I come back as a man instead of a woman, will I still be able to love you? I'm curious too! This isn't a tragic story, but one about two people who love each other sweetly!
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I've read it before and now I'm reviewing it again. Two chapters are locked, so sad and empty.
Please put anything that has nothing to do with the article into what the author has to say. . . Putting those questions in the article is really ridiculous. . . . Why did you put your question in the text? . .
Didn't the protagonist have it? . . .
As for the timeline, Teacher Lin is about 26, right?
First of all, the protagonist doesn't like Teacher Lin very much at all.
Coming from "What Do You Want From Me", I want to read all of the author's articles. In the past, I refused to write in the first person. It may be difficult to get into it. I lack a sense of exploration, but the author's articles are fun and interesting to read. Come on (???_??)?
I like my sister, but we are not together. I feel sorry for her.
In one day, I quickly browsed these two books. Although the gender has changed, the emotion is very simple and delicate, plain and true, which makes people yearn for it. The author said that it has realistic elements. Is the author a woman? The background of the novel is very high-end and a bit deceptive. There is no third party, no betrayal, there is only love, and the stream of family affection is long-lasting. Does such a royal sister really exist? Give me a dozen! Worth spending more time to take a closer look
Overall, it looks good, but he keeps crying...
What exactly is not clear?