The Man on the Corner

Hey, I still feel sorry for Xiao Su.

Su Shuo is finally happy. When I read the first part, I thought he was the most innocent. In the end, he got nothing. It's great to see him happy.

When you're done reading, press your paw. Although I have never watched "Dog Skin Plaster", there is absolutely no problem that this sequel can stand on its own. The writing style is very good, and the story is also very good. As a short story, it really cannot be delayed, but in some places I think it is still too fast [Floated by PIA] We haven't seen each other for six years, but there seems to be no connection between them. The fact that they were engaged for life as soon as they met shows that Cheng Xu has been bored for a long time. . . I came here to learn from it, and the conclusion is to add environment description when changing scenes XD

It's really like a fairy tale, Guoguo, how can real feelings be possible between two people who haven't been together for six years. . . Together every day. . . I've been very pessimistic lately, haha, but I was still very moved after watching it.

Miaomiao was very surprised. Guoguo continued the article. Su Tongxie and Cheng Tongxie were so entangled that they were both quite pitiful. This ending was good for them.

After reading this article, I went back to read [Dog Skin Plaster] which I didn't read completely... I still haven't read it completely... I'm sorry to Guo Guo. I have always liked Guoguo. She has a very chivalrous personality and is free and easy-going like a chivalrous person, but I don't dare to read his writings. As I look at those things that are very real in life and the subtle emotional fluctuations between people, a desolation will slowly come out. There is always a kind of sadness in Guoguo's writing. Even though the past of childhood sweethearts, who were naughty and trouble-loving, is obviously sweet and touches the corners of my mouth, I can't help but feel inexplicably sad. From the beginning to the end to this extra chapter, I am not qualified to comment on anything, but I can see that the protagonist and Guoguo are growing and maturing, and there are traces to follow. The struggle in the words shows the sincerity and too much emotion poured into it. It is not that it has walked side by side with the author's mental journey, or that it has walked a path. It seems that Ran Ran, Fatty, Su Shuo and others have walked out of the past. This bravery is what Guo Guo has always wanted to tell herself. The past is always trailing behind us like a shadow. It may not be a haze, because there is a shadow when there is a sunny day. I like people on the street. In fact, falling in love with someone is not difficult. Falling in love with someone may be completed in an instant, but taking that step and deciding to "love" is a very brave thing, and "falling in love" is even braver. Some people pray to plant flowers and plants in an empty heart. This is romantic and touching, but it also means that it is a step-by-step project. No one can predict whether it will be full of flowers or overgrown with weeds in the future. Both [giving] and [receiving] are equally brave. But if you don't try to take this step, who will allow you to be happy? I like that even if there is a faint pain in Guoguo's words, even if the protagonist is hesitant, contradictory, and even sometimes hesitates and sometimes hesitates to move forward, even if he is injured or even scarred, he still stubbornly believes and wants to seize happiness in his heart. Life is not such a fairy tale, and sometimes life is bloody. Sometimes a person can be strong and tell himself to hold on to the bright sunshine; sometimes he can also allow himself to be weak, willful, and squander his tears; life is like this, sunshine alone cannot feed flowers and plants. The story on the street corner feels like it's still going on.