Ten Nights of Harmony

I came here from a very early recommendation post, only to find out that it is a bookmarked author! It turns out that my previous pen name was Bloody? Is it the sky (wonderful fate hahaha)

Explain the reasons for victory. The lives, souls and blood of two people have merged. All they need is the moment when the opportunity opens up for them to perceive and accept. If you can integrate your life into love and never leave, no one can separate this kind of love. My personal understanding is that it may be nonsense from beginning to end. The author may be covering his mouth and snickering. Then let's make a fool of ourselves. Seeing that the place was deserted, I threw a brick to see if I could attract jade. I hope I won't be hit on my head or feet by a thrown brick. Amen.

It was obviously a happy ending but there seemed to be a haze hanging over it, which made me feel tears in my eyes.

Before the battle, Mo had imagined today's battle scene countless times, consulted the prophets, and explored his destiny. This is not an unprepared battle, but a determined victory. The secret of victory is your indestructible determination and indestructible spirit. What supports me is the lover who I was destined to fall in love with and protect with all my heart.

War is cruel. No matter how much you hate it, you will always hurt someone. But we won't be alone, because the world is so big, there are always people who know us, appreciate us, and are willing to help us.

The princess failed in her fight and lost her freedom. You can only rise up and be strong to win. Charlie is a wallflower and wants them to back off and take it on his own. Therefore, he is at the mercy of Ge, the great emperor of reality. But at the same time, they couldn't bear to completely destroy their spirits and bodies. Mo Ze is determined to give the final blow for his love.

The storm is about to come and the wind is filling the building. The resistance of fate will come no matter how you avoid it. But what exactly is destiny? Can it be understood? Can it be defeated or changed? There were two big trees in the Garden of Edie. The tree of wisdom was eaten, but the tree of life was sealed by the sword of fire.

Charlie in this chapter, I understand as the god of temptation. Down to the streets, poor people can be either materially or materially poor. Charlie attacks the weak and the loser, making people angry that he is intolerant or pretentious. Through Charlie, he used family, responsibility, talent, career, etc. To shake the army's morale, in order to trick her into leaving Xiao Ai and returning to the so-called right path or tradition. Of course Mo is a mortal and will be touched. But he didn't want to be persuaded or tempted, so he quickly returned to his love nest and was willing to protect love in his own way for the rest of his life. But the secret between mother and Mo is a bit difficult to understand. Yes, everyone is mortal and will die. Mother may just represent one's own roots. Maybe I thought that I was born different, and my extraordinaryness made the world think that I was really the incarnation of a goddess. But the roots of mortals determine that we are flesh-born and will die; mortals have no so-called destiny, and we can only walk and control our own paths. Once you understand this secret, you will wean yourself off and grow up independently. Face reality with the ordinary, truly engage in reality and live a real life. I really don't understand this part. Can the author make this clear? I only know that the author still has a headache no matter what he thinks, so we should return to the embrace of the God of Love to warm each other.

After getting to know each other, we get to know each other. I hope that I can have a paradise, where I can be carefree and love each other until the end of my life with the person I love, regardless of worldly affairs. The more we know each other, the deeper our love becomes. But reality is just outside the wall, reminding you all the time: you cannot break away from reality and live in imaginary comfort. The kind-hearted goddess who thinks a lot will often withdraw and return to reality, hoping to maintain some kind of balance to protect this fragile happiness. So her face is half light and half dark. The prince is relatively simple and determined. Only love is worth protecting, everything else can be discarded. The princess is strong, but she is also often weak. When she is strong, she can resist bravely. When she is weak, she will inevitably doubt and shrink, and she is even more afraid of losing. So, the princess is like a child. Charlie is a symbol of male knights. He loves the princess and conquers the princess, but when he discovers the princess's heart, he will inevitably be resentful, betrayal, and even counterattack. Although his kind nature sometimes wants him to bless. Regarding the two Moes, I am also a little confused. The first Mo should be the destined lover in Hel's heart. But the second Mo, the author himself, thinks that maybe we are destined to meet and fall in love in this life, but I am not the lover you imagined. I am unique in my own way of loving you Mo. The first Mo is the princess's ideal Mo, or a collection of lovers he has met before. The author wants to break through it and transcend it. It's not fate that makes me love you, it's me who must take the initiative to love you with my own heart. In fact, the princess is not a specific person, but the spiritual lover in the author's heart. Haha, don't blame me.

This story is mainly cloaked in Greco-Roman mythology. This chapter is about explaining one's ancestry. In the mirror, the Modu in this article stubbornly has unorthodox genes. I will not have sex and have an illegitimate child, or have a side wife. But I believe what the author wants to express is that this kind of protagonist is inherently different from others, half traditional and half rebellious. The author further amplifies this understanding of bloodline into a mission for the entire race. In fact, the author's heart is very big, deep, and very high. Subconsciously, he felt that he was born a hero and had a special mission. He could open up the world for his tribe or protect the safety of his tribe. But intellectually, he understood that this ideal was difficult to realize, so he devoted his life to sacrifice for the goddess in his mind. In the author's hallucination, life before meeting the goddess was dark, because it was not considered life. Only at the moment when he met the goddess of love did his life see the light and gain meaning. And his goddess must have the same unorthodox genes. No matter how noble and beautiful she is, she is as lonely as herself. And they must have the same pursuit and desire.