Psychiatric Candy

I felt that the leg meat was almost dry, so I watched it again. I like it so much! (Howling loudly) Thanks to me for writing this down a year ago!! And when I see a few typos, I think everyone understands what they mean and I won't change them. If I change them, I think it will disturb the people who have collected them. Ah!! I like it so much!! I really like Yutaru Coru Rei, the people who have read this book, and myself who wrote this book (howl loudly). This is actually written by a person who can only express his love by howling loudly!

Can't you be together? Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh that I keep crying. .

Totally bad cat. . I have to eat now

Cute... I hope Vase can have more scenes with such a cute guy. .

Seeing this, I feel like something happened to my brother when he went up the mountain. Maybe he accidentally dropped the mouse and was possessed by a god...? It's a bit similar to Guang Shixia. The younger brother now is Ke Liu. He's so cute.

Wuwu is really beautiful, very artistic, and (I like some pretty little boys hehe). Although I just saw Dada's article now, I want to ask what Dada's Weibo is, but I can't find Wuwu.

Wuwu is really beautiful, very artistic, and (I like some pretty little boys hehe). Although I just saw Dada's article now, I want to ask what Dada's Weibo is, but I can't find Wuwu.

I really like this style of writing, but the ending is a bit pity. Although Yuzun and Ke Liu were happily together until their death, I hope they can live happily. Maybe it has something to do with my obsession with a perfect ending. I always feel that nothing exists after death, it's nothingness. It's like I entered a deep sleep. Although I am breathing and still alive, it is not death in another sense. Apart from being able to breathe and open my eyes after waking up, it is no different from death, right? A world where you can't feel anything, know nothing, and have nothing is completely irrelevant to the time you are "alive". Is there really reincarnation after death? It seems to me that there is nothing, reduced to a piece of unconscious nothingness. It feels like the lives of Yutaru and Ke Liu are so short, it would be nice if they could be longer. With this feeling, it would be great to extend the happiness a little longer and the perfect ending a little longer... But this kind of ending can be regarded as perfection in another sense.

I am a vase, now I am running away, I don't want ninety-nine, I just want ninety-eight. Come and take me home quickly.

So strange, take another look. When I first saw the name without a surname, I thought the background of the story was closer to an island country? Then I found out that the protagonist's surname was Wei, and I realized that I had made a mistake. This is my first time reading a novel of this type (although I don't know what type of novel I have read before). I feel like I have discovered an interesting author (I can't tell what is interesting).