She is a lily, pure and fragrant
He is a rose, warm and romantic
A good match, right?
I am a bunch of lilacs, small and transparent. I do not have the dazzling color of roses, nor the rich fragrance of roses. I am small and elegant.
But I was once a rose.
She said that she didn't like roses, she liked lilacs, and she thought lilacs were more dazzling than roses.
So I tried hard to be Lilac, but she turned around and married a rose.
It turns out that what she liked was never lilac roses, what she liked was just him.
If this was a romance, then it would be perfect, but from my perspective, it was a broken lily—a cookie-cutter plot that didn't even dare to deviate even a step.
Lightning protection:
1. Very nonsense
2. Adapted from a real person and a relative of the writer
3. Diary format, the plot is slow, and the writer is rambling at the end of each chapter.
4. I feel that each article is similar to an 800-word essay.
5. Writers are more lazy and may give up if they are in a bad mood.
6. The writer himself can't tell whether it's he or be. Maybe it's oe? Uncertain.
7. The writer's writing is rubbish
8. Some people may be satirized, but they are only people close to the writer. The writer does not know you and cannot write about you. Even if he does, the writer is too lazy to write about you. If you're that type of person and the writer knows you, well, don't doubt it, it's you.
9. The writer is a neuron-deficient person and (maybe) a disco master in your light spot.
10. You can't control how the writer likes to write.
11. The writer is a rebellious person. "I" is very sober but very bitchy. "She" is very smart and good at pretending. "He" has personal grudges in the setting. The writer may write a romance story for "him" and "her" using a trumpet account on a whim. See bcy or loft for the trumpet account.
12. There is something wrong with writers. If they get angry and get into the hospital, they will follow the Internet cable to blackmail you.
Purpose: Fall in love with the right person at the right time