Everlasting Longing (Tu San, Hidden Couple)

I, fell in love with this article... Sincerely. Really, it was so well written. I love Tusan all my life, I like every character in Gintama, I love Mitsuha and Jushiro deeply, I understand and love the different bonds between different characters, I fell into it and shed tears... In front of these things, no amount of praise is superfluous, right? As an article alone, it is also excellent! I salute you! ! I also write articles in Tu San Bar. After reading your article, I found that there were many things that I missed when I was thinking about it. In short... Thank you for creating such a good article. I will spend the rest of my life slowly thinking about it... ___By: @

I like this extra story. The plot is so natural in connecting the timeline. My wife's new year is a magical year. Please keep writing! ! It's really great. This kind of light daily writing (speaking of which, madam, your writing style is really dramatic lol i)

I have read it on Tieba a long time ago, and I would spare no effort to recommend it to my friends who have also read Gintama. It is really my favorite Gintama fanfic.

I saw it posted on the forum before, but I never dared to look at it, as if it was a scar hidden deep in my heart that I didn't dare to touch. It's rare to see cartoons or TV movies that make me cry, but those two episodes of Gintama actually made me cry so hard that I couldn't stop crying. Perhaps it was for Sanye that she waited for him impatiently but to no avail. Perhaps it was because of Hijikata that he pushed her away even though he loved her dearly. Or maybe it was because of Sougo, who was simply attached to his sister, attracted to Hijikata but also had a child-like complex of jealousy. When I thought about "Made in Heaven" before, I also mentioned the episode between Mitsuha and Hijikata. Although I don't agree with Hijikata's behavior, it is such a man that people can't help but feel sorry for him. His awkward personality gives him a posture of shouldering all the sins. He doesn't explain or defend, and just does what others think. Matsukaze's delicate description makes people's noses sore. Seeing the "bonding" Mamoru falling from his arms, and thinking about his relationship with Mitsuha, the word "bonding" brought tears to his eyes. God gave them a chance to fall in love, but they let go time and time again. So what if they had a chance to fall in love, it still ended bleakly in the end. At the beginning, Mitsuha looked at Yamazaki retreating, the expectant look in her eyes was heartbreaking. I think the reason why I feel so sad about their love is that besides being sad, I feel more regretful for them, right? They are obviously two people in love. . . . . I'm quite surprised by Touya's setting, and I think Matsukaze is very kind and writes good things about people. The encounter with masks, the communication full of lies, if they were given the power and courage to choose, I wonder if he could hold up another sky for the woman who knew everything in her heart? Including Byakuran, Matsukaze depicts their hearts as being so humane and unexpectedly soft (?). Whether Byakuran's loneliness, Touya being attracted by Mitsuha's demureness, knowing that it is a useless chess piece and still being unable to move his eyes even though he knows it is wrong, they touch the most fundamental and primitive things of human nature, and they are all good. Perhaps Matsukaze is from the "good nature theory" school? (Smile) I think the power of Songfeng is that in a short article, it can draw out many characters and describe the characters' hearts from different angles. Such as Sougo, Gintoki, Katsura, and Takasugi. Finally, Sougo is still a little jealous of Kagura, hehe, Gintoki, right? Sorry for writing so late~~~~~~ Also, I guess the layout will be as confusing as ever orz////

Ah~~Dear~~Did you post it on Baidu Bar~ I also saw support for Tu San here. Fan said happily~~ Support the author's reply: Yes~ Thank you dear This is a commemorative serial... Maybe it's not a popular type, but it's my favorite and most thoughtful one.