Kuang Mo is used to "exchanging things for things"
He spent fifteen years of lonely life in exchange for a group of companions who dig deep into his heart.
He used extremely strict self-discipline and hard work in exchange for a highly successful career.
He exchanged his outstanding appearance for the love of a large number of people.
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Ever since he was little, he has always been thinking about exchanges of equal value in his mind: from the big things mentioned above to the trivial things. He weighed everything in his mind.
In the past, he always thought that everything could find a satisfactory solution or a satisfactory result.
But there are only ten thousand things that can satisfy people's wishes. On the contrary, there are bad things in the world that run counter to ideals and hopes.
After he gradually understood this, he couldn't help but sigh: "'Life is like a play'..."
Chinese writing is broad and profound. There are many interpretations of "life" - whether it is a game that maximizes carpe diem, or a farce that always delivers a fatal blow unexpectedly...
I won't comment here. This is just a cookie that may be very brainless.
Both of them are children born in single-parent families, but the only thing they have in common is that "neither of them has met their biological father."
Kuang Mo is introverted and has many hobbies but no friends.
Xiao Bai is outgoing and plays tricks like a fool.
But I know some myths:
"Communication is like a spring. If you are strong, he will be weak; if you are weak, he will be strong."
"If you want to connect a rope into a complete circle, you can connect its two ends together."
Don't ask me why, they are a perfect match!
Intention: Love is love, and facts are facts.