The Longest Summer

Emmm, follow your own heart as an excuse to plan the future rationally, or plan the future rationally and then leave yourself a way to follow your heart. However, I personally prefer to plan rationally, because I will enjoy the scenery I want to see on the way to completion. That's my personality. I really like this style. The feeling of narration can also point out real problems implicitly or directly. The change of style between cool girl and good boy can perfectly reveal the contrast between self and restraint in reality (I can't speak, I just speak what I feel, don't worry); like the big and direct question at the end, it is also a hesitation point for many people nowadays. I also often think: What should I live for? Many people have different answers. I would want to live for others, and then I would be confused: If that person dies, wouldn't I lose the motivation to live? Then do I still live? It's funny. I really want to live. I can look at the flowers blooming in midsummer and the warm sun rising in the cold winter with the people I want to accompany. Maybe in the end, the person I want to accompany is myself. The protagonist's relationship has been full of twists and turns. Although he has gone through countless choices at crossroads, he can still meet again, hold each other's hand again, and spend every sunrise and sunset together. It's my fault that I can't speak. They are so sweet. Although they are a bit obscure, I like this kind of knives very much. The reality is not always smooth sailing. Of course, I also hope that the protagonists will be smoother 0u0 The above is all nonsense, just say whatever comes to mind. Summary: I really like the writing style and the plot of the story.

I kinda want to listen to Mayday's Midsummer Light Years. I haven't heard of it yet.

I have read this article before on Zhoushang. I am late and now I want to watch the extra chapter. I feel a little regretful. I want to see what their daily life will be like after they confirm their feelings.

I personally plan the future rationally because my past tells me that following my heart will not lead to good results. I am a "good boy" like Yu Hui, and I also long for Wang Xia's unbridled youth.

All I can say is that this is... Very realistic. Very true.

2. When Wang Xia begged Yu Hui to swim, Yu Hui said that he was like begging his parents for not having toys. The author probably meant to write about buying toys, but he made a typo.

Ha

Me too! And it's exactly as you described. Sure enough we all like the Internet.

It turns out you are an INTP too. (Just looked at your homepage)