"That year, I caught a glimpse of her outside the window, and fell in love at first sight."
"But things won't end well for you two."
"Aren't we supposed to seize the day and enjoy life while we can?"
I just wanted to indulge my whims while I still had the means to do so.
*Yuri, school life, a short writing exercise. The ending was decided before I started writing, and they don't spend their lives together.
*An original work, not published here first. It was first published under the title Hey, Don't Take It Seriously.
*I don't use this account much these days, but after the short stories are complete, I may move some of them here to fill out my collection.
Premise: No regrets, no looking back, just keep moving forward
A little bit uncomfortable. Maybe it's because it's written a little too realistically, or maybe it's because I've had a similar experience. Harmful. I still like this kind of memorable short story.
So miserable. From my perspective as an outsider, there is obviously a chance. If you decide to repeat a year at that time and have two years as a buffer and study hard, you can get into a very good 985. But such an ending is natural enough. There are many perfect plans and even more excellent plans, but there are very few people with the perseverance and courage to execute them. Ye Yu is not one of them. Forced and fond of beauty become people in different circles and accept a mediocre life. Ye Yu is the most ordinary protagonist I have ever seen, just like the ordinary people. To be honest, in reality, my strength is Qin Huang, but emotionally, I am more like Ye Yu. Excerpted from the emotions, this article is really much better than Yilan's. Especially the plot, there is no longer the slightly dragging and bloated feeling of Yilan (this wording is inappropriate, it should be more that the original design should have planned it but did not write that feeling). In terms of writing and emotion, it is as excellent as ever. Looking forward to the next better article.
Catching insects, the fourth paragraph, is trapped by "down". (Of course, it's not to catch worms. There are many worms. The reason I mention this is because I feel something from watching two people with very different futures fall in love orz)
I was shocked. It seemed like a year had passed. I just saw the beginning last time and it suddenly ended. But it's understandable when you see that Zuo Hua has written something before... Leave a mark first, mend it later
Check in. The plot is probably being obscured at the moment, and the characters haven't been sorted out yet. It feels like there are quite a lot of stories for both the protagonist and supporting characters. Mostly purple w
Bingo, I specifically clicked on the author column and remembered Yilan when I saw it.
Damn, come and heat up the scene. I read an article I don't know how many years ago. I probably read it because the writing style was good. I felt a slight sense of familiarity in the first chapter. If I don't understand sand painting or appreciate piano music, but I can feel the words, that's probably me.
As a reminder, starting from the third chapter, the chapter is blocked, saying that it is pending review or that the author information is incomplete.