Until the End of the World

Ryuzo, Rukawa and Mitsui. When I first watched "Guan Gao", what attracted me was the cold but extremely dazzling Rukawa. He fits my ideal of a man, strong, silent, confident and focused. I will always remember his one-handed slam dunk, unstoppable and radiant. Beneath his indifference lurks a molten passion. Sharp as a sword, his gaze or direction. Such a man is instantly struck and yearned for. After half a year, I watched "Gao Gao" again, but I couldn't help but follow another figure. His brilliance is warmth and desolation, slowly seeping into the bone marrow, and moisturizing things silently. Sensitive, proud, but evasive, but pretending not to care. He is not an idealized being, but one who incorporates self-awareness, understanding, compassion, and compassion. He is a storyteller, Mitsui. Obsession flow three. Use Mitsui's stubbornness and vulnerability to inspire Rukawa's passion; Let Rukawa's focus and toughness dispel Mitsui's frustration.