If Life Were Only Like Our First Meeting

Guo Jia... It makes me feel sad just thinking about it...

Woo hoo hoo, I cried. . . . . . . . . . . Bad aunt, made people cry This Guo Jia reminds me of Guo Jia who laughed at the Three Kingdoms. . . And that little donkey

It's a good feeling. Although they are humble and fragile, they are both like falling flowers. Although they are pale, they have their own laughter, resentment and value.

If this article were to be adapted into a longer form, it would definitely be a good sadistic article. I like to read Wenwen about secret love but no results.. = =

I also like Guo Jia very much. I also like the author's writing style~ But did Guo Jia's behavior really be inappropriate in history? The author's reply: yes The Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms clearly stated that he "does not conduct inspections"

The writing is very light, but it can bring out a lot of color, such as the lonely laughter and the inner crying, both of which are very touching. There seem to be two shortcomings. First, the theme at the end comes out a bit abruptly, with little foreshadowing in the previous text. If life is just like the first time we met, it should be the emotion that the present is not as good as it used to be. And for such a love, how can "having" be worse than "not having"? Overall, it seems that the article cannot support this topic. Secondly, after all, there is a lack of rendering. Except for the image of falling flowers, there is almost no "situation" in the whole text, and the writing method is obviously a bit graceful, which makes it feel insufficient when reading. My thoughts after reading this, I'm lying, I'm sorry. . Author's reply: Haha The ending is indeed a bit rushed. The last paragraph is Chu's speech about Guo Jia's death.