The Strongest Girl Has Only Three Months to Live

The ending is meaningful in all aspects, and the writing is quite obvious about the future. There is a possibility that they are no longer brother and sister, so "then get married"... The words hit the mark

Starting from the introduction, from the sentence "Thank you for always, always loving me", it attracted me. When I was about to finish the first week of the movie, I flipped through the table of contents, and I probably understood the vague memory of [there seems to be a third movie later]. But I was still immersed in it later on, whether it was pain, guilt or happiness. Until that sentence and that scene really appeared in my eyes again in the form of words in the article, my tears were probably in sync with Gojo Satoru. The warmth in my heart spread to my eyes and turned into tears. Finally, in the present, I saw Ogata Rie's sister living a normal life and Ogata Rie who worked 6.73 Million times to bring her sister back to the world. Ogata Rie in the parallel world got happiness one after another. Then her sister appeared in this world, the world where she was born, and when she met Gojo Satoru, who wanted to give her happiness. Really, really suddenly very, very moved. (At this time, I inappropriately remembered that when I saw the part where the goddess sister said she hated Osamu Dazai, I made fun of Dazai in my heart. It was either a derogatory or a complimentary smile, but it was just a simple emotion. Then I secretly fed myself a knife... Maybe it is a skill that chefs consciously carry) (Actually, I didn't know where it was in the middle of reading, but I thought of it anyway, because I watched The Mother of All Things first, and then until now I watched The Strongest Sister. It's great that I watched it...!!) All in all, it's happy, great

Oh my God, how can I write such romantic things, with feelings as delicate and sweet as butter——! As light and airy as bubbles in the sun

This is the best ending. Woo-woo-woo. I cry and laugh at the same time. I want a sequel. Woo-hoo.

This book is worth reading for all five recommendations...(

(Move the champagne tower) (Move the church) (Move the priest)

I really want to see the follow-up to my sister's happiness

A very unique fan story. My sister is a very good child. I hope she can achieve the happiness of ordinary people.

I took a quick look at it, it's really a god-level concept and writing.

I almost spent all my time reading this book, so I would like to write down my thanks. [Contains spoilers] Ogata Rie is beautiful, fragile, yet strong. She experienced all the bad things: school bullying, PUA, domestic violence, and was even placed in a closed box, buried five meters below, and had her death live broadcast. She worked very hard to live, and she didn't understand how to deal with these unfair treatments. No, she didn't even realize that she was being treated unfairly. Ogata Rie has always lived under the framework of others (parents and seniors). She cannot read literature with astringent // erotic plots, eat sweets, or listen to "inappropriate music"... Li Zhi is very beautiful, but her beauty does not bring her any benefit. Her parents regard her as a commodity, and her classmates are violent to her out of jealousy. When she was eleven years old, before something worse happened, she tried to ask for help, but was scolded and beaten in return. Here I think she begins to twist her heart. Even if something bad happens to her, she won't fight back (partly because she can't fight back), or even accept it and stop asking for help. The turning point of things was the appearance of senior sister. But this turn of events was negative, and the senior pushed her further into the abyss. In reality, the senior sister live broadcasted her death process. In the fantasy, the senior sister asked her to participate in a mass suicide, but she was left alone to face doubts and questions from the outside. Her parents gave up on her, and the violence against her became even worse. She is very fragile, out of breath after taking a few steps, and is very afraid of strangers. She is so lovable, but whether she is beautiful or weak, these are all burdens to her. It is as if all the malice of the world has been cast on her. She has the most beautiful appearance and is subject to the most inhumane treatment. The 18-year-old Gojo Satoru has the mindset of a male high school student who is very concerned about the oath he failed to fulfill. From the second week on, I feel that both for her and Gojo Satoru, it is like honey mixed with poison, and the poison mixed with some antidote. It is painful but sweet. Gojo Satoru began to understand this so-called "mental patient". He doesn't understand her and often hurts her unintentionally and makes her angry, but then he will carefully comfort her and bring her surprises. He took her to drink drinks that "will make you fat" and took her to listen to rock music that was forbidden. He took her away from home and took her to see the sea. While listening to her secretly crying, he silently led her further, completing the "take her out" that he had never completed. However, this time he couldn't get out. The second episode was the most painful episode for me to watch, and it was also the most detailed in the whole story. A lot of foreshadowing was in the second episode. The sentence "Thank you for always loving me" seemed to be in my ears. It is no exaggeration to say that I was really crying and moved with Gojo Satoru. I was really thinking in my heart, "Look, she finally understands what love is. She will get more love in the future and will be happier." Then... He came to the end of the second week. (The author is not a human being but I love it so much!!) I went through two weeks with them, and tears fell several times. I looked at a flower that was about to wither, blooming with its last light, and I also understood how this flower that was trying to bloom struggled to survive being trampled on and in the small cracks. She is really strong and working really hard. I want to hug her and say to her, "Ogata Rie, you have done a great job." After experiencing the most painful second week, I began to see through the world of mortals (laughs). (But the phrase "give it to Satoru" is really sad) I watched Gojo Satoru, who was unwilling to accept this ending, plunge into that fantasy again and again, just to bring her happiness. I think, for Gojo Satoru, this is really like a drug addiction that cannot be kicked off. It is very painful but does not want to give up. It has been repeated 6.73 Million times, and it has also brought her happiness 6.73 Million times. The light of Ogata Rie was all brought by Gojo Satoru. It was Gojo Satoru who took the trouble to help her buy medicine and bandage her wounds; it was Gojo Satoru's words "You are so awesome!"; It was the sixth volume written by Gojo Satoru; it was the red and green stars that Gojo Satoru watched with her; it was the fireworks that Gojo Satoru brought; it was Gojo Satoru's blue eyes that were as clear as the universe. This is Gojo Satoru's redemption of Ogata Rie, and it is also Gojo Satoru's own redemption journey. The 18-year-old Gojo Satoru is willful, does whatever he wants, and thinks he is the strongest. But the irony is that there is nothing he can do to save or undo anything, neither Jie nor Rizhi. So I think, in the end, the appearance of Ogata Rie in the leisurely sound of the piano is the best redemption for Gojo Satoru and the best ending for him in this journey (story). It is not that he cannot save anyone. The author stops writing after the two meet, giving us a longing for the future. Even if we will experience many painful setbacks in the future, we must look forward to the arrival of the next day. (P/S: But I still hope there will be a side story, please have a bowl of pure sweet sugar water)