Desert Rhapsody

??? So the male and female protagonists are dead brothers and occasional sex partners?

After reading the comments, I read the last chapter first. I really don't understand the ending. I think it doesn't matter whether we are married or not. It doesn't matter if we are thousands of miles apart. As long as both parties only have each other. As human beings, body and soul are inseparable. I don't think the male and female protagonists will be with others in the future. What is between them is a beautiful love. Do you understand that it can be sexual? The love between brothers who have passed away is more acceptable. The author's writing is very good and contagious. Maybe I am just an ordinary person living in the secular world. I really can't understand this kind of transcendent emotion.

There is no feeling of love, only a sexual relationship. Rather than being lovers, they are more like business partners and sex partners. Love should achieve soul mates. The two of them have no communication at all that touches the depths of their souls, only interests. However, this world is originally based on interests, which are the strongest and most fragile.

I don't know what to say. . It's quite good-looking, and it's true that it's a bit hard to describe in the end. I say it's cool, but it doesn't seem to be very free and easy or open-minded. I can't say that I don't love it, but I can't say that I don't have love. The last chapter was a little bit awkward for me personally.

Just... What kind of soul mate? I didn't get the spiritual resonance at all. The male and female protagonist Loveline is not as emotional as the first encounter with Li Jie.

It's good-looking and unexpectedly wonderful. Regarding the ending, I think the author made it very clear in the previous chapter. The male and female protagonists are people with their own goals and missions. I believe there is love between them. Because of love, they respect each other's goals and missions and will not force each other to stay by their side for their own selfish desires. They will continue to meet each other in each other's lives, and maybe until their ambitions pass away and they see all the scenery and customs in this world, they will stop and stay together for the rest of their lives. Just like the endless rivers, they flow separately, each is turbulent, but eventually they will meet and flow into the Nile.

I... Felt like my heart was blocked after reading it. Maybe I'm too vulgar, I just hope they get married and have children. I'm so stuck. Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, I really watched it with emotions, that's why I feel uncomfortable

The author's copywriting is just fine. Emmmmm, it's a bit hard to explain at the end. I can't understand it.

Fortunately, I jumped directly to the ending. Author, you should be careful. Can this be called a romance? May all lovers in the world eventually become sex partners?

After scattering flowers, the line between the sun and the night extends infinitely. The sunset is the brilliance they give each other when they collide, but after all, they have their own broader realms.