I escaped from the place where I had lived for a long time and came to a world without blood.
I met a young man with a poetic name. His world included mountains, rivers, and endless grasslands.
I envy his freedom and I can't stop for him.
I have seen a free man who came from afar and went to nowhere.
He carries the aura of a big city, and he is willing to see my world. He and I gallop around the grassland.
I like his freedom and I can't go with him.
Lightning warning: The perspective is the first-person perspective of Seventeen, an open ending, the unexpected encounter between the boss who escaped from the killings and the Tibetan boy, and the pure socialist brotherhood.
The reason for writing the story was that I saw a clip about Ding Zhen and Nicholas Tse on Station B. I liked the feeling very much, but I didn't want to make it a fan, so I added some settings and wrote an original version.
I don't know these two people well, and even the program was completed after the novel was written. I have no intention of chasing stars or continuing to pay attention to their subsequent stories. This novel is independent, but it cannot be said that it has nothing to do with them. I just hope that everyone can lower their requirements. After all, reading the article is just for fun. If you don't like it, please cross the upper right corner.
The writing style is not very mature, and even the writing is very rough in many places. I welcome everyone to give me suggestions, and thank friends who are willing to read the article, but I do not accept mindless comments. We are all thoughtful people, and we should be able to distinguish for ourselves what we like to read and what the highlights are. I really can't stand the cross on the upper right. Thank you for your cooperation.
Purpose: Love and Peace
