[Gymnastics Boys/Mu Shui] Song of a Long-Distance Love

The last scene in that haunted house...=-=+++ Looks familiar~~~~~~~~~~~[laugh

A chapter with a lot of cultural heritage, as if you can smell the fragrance of paper. Everyone is so gentle - Yuta who punched Kiyama and told him not to make Mizusawa sad, Kyoko who lent Mizusawa the space behind the shrine to bury his love, Mizusawa who wanted to leave many, many memories, Kiyama who noticed the faint sadness in Mizusawa's heart... The adults wrote so well. Why does such a good article fall into a trap?

It's very touching and picturesque. It always feels like watching a movie. The characters are exactly the same as those in the play. Sitting on the ground, Mizusawa fell asleep hugging the tire buried in the ground. I can imagine how cute he is. Kiyama, hurry up and fall in love!

Why is it suddenly not updated? Come back soon!

Update it. . . So cozy. . So cozy. . I really want to see them together~! ! !

Sorry, I've been busy lately, so I just came to check it out Mushan said there was a quarrel at home, so he stayed at Mizusawa's house. He discovered Mizusawa's loneliness, so he used his own gentle way to accompany him. That Kiyama who was holding back his laughter and coolly said that Mizusawa's smile was low is so cute □□ It was so warm in the end. In fact, after being stepped on by TA-chan, Mushan probably woke up. I just found out that Mizusawa woke up and wanted to know what he would do to me, so I kept pretending to be asleep. The clarity in Mu Shan's eyes at the end of Jue seems to be filled with love

In fact, I think the method of waking people up like chanting sutras is the most cruel method, and in the end it will make you so angry with yourself = =+ In other words, the unrestrained fooling around and playing when you were young may be helpless when you look back many years later, but it is indeed a time worth remembering and remembering. If you are looking forward to the women's clothing show, Hang and Mushan must be looking forward to it, right? It is said that wine is good at certain times. After drinking, you can speak the truth like crazy. Things that you don't dare to say at ordinary times and you don't know how to say will be spewed out quickly when you are drunk. In fact, Mizusawa was a little jealous, watching Tsuchiya pouring wine for Kishan. It's not that I just discovered that the air in the room is not flowing properly, it's because I don't want to see that scene or I'm jealous that I want to go out to take a breath. Such a gentle person didn't even care about Ryosuke lying on his lap and rushed out. In fact, Mizusawa is also a person with a temper. When he drinks too much, he will show it without restraint. Ouch ouch ouch, it stopped here ah ah ah, it really makes people scratch the wall T T PS, Mizusawa jumped off the battlements and was caught by Mushan. That scene was in my mind. It was so cute. T T

Well, maybe because the author is very interested in neon culture, he added some paper industry-related content. In fact, I think I can write some related content. After all, it can bring out the mood of Mizusawa who wrote the wish on this kind of paper. But I think it's a little too descriptive OTL Actually, I skipped watching that part OTL But this one has more of a neon romance movie feel, with a slow pace and delicate emotions.

Mizusawa is a kid who always thinks of the worst in everything. But because he loves Kishan deeply, as long as Kishan does something to him, even if it is the most ordinary greeting, Mizuze will feel better. I think the author's description of this point is very good, it's the joy of secret love. I want to say that the child's illness is really an opportunity for the parents to reconcile. What's more, Kishan may not be really angry, but just a little surprised by Mizusawa's attitude. It's Mizuze, the child, who is thinking wildly. Is Mushan pretending to be stupid or something? Why, even now, does Mao still only want to be friends with Mizusawa? T T PS, I don't know how to post pictures, so just go to the website.

Come on, it's so well written.