The Eternal Struggle

Also, I love Louis very much =///=

This is one of my favorite movies. The opinions of adults are almost exactly the same as mine. However, my writing skills are poor and I cannot express my own feelings.

I just watched this movie for the second time some time ago. There is a lot of text. It reminds me of Juzi's review of "Lust, Caution", it's such a classic.

It's been more than 2 years since I saw this diary. . . I don't know if adults will still read my comments. I found another person who was touched by this article in a soft corner of my heart late at night. But I'm glad I saw it now, because 2 years ago I couldn't understand what adults wanted to express. Thank you for giving me the desire to leave a message. Author's reply: I'm honored that you have the desire to leave a message.

Vampires are a genre that I really liked while reading the novel. Possessing eternal vitality, youthful beauty, and powerful strength. I believe that vampires must also have levels. If the level is high, there should be no need to suck people's blood to death. Only those with lower levels will kill people. People eat chicken, duck, and fish without any shame, just because we think we are the masters of this world, but we are afraid of vampires that can eat people, and think this is an abnormal existence, so the church and hunters exist. When reading the article, I never consider whether it is human nature or not. What is human nature? Are they the seven virtues and seven deadly sins prescribed in the Bible, or the precepts of Buddhism? ? What I'm most afraid of is that my favorite characters will be stuck in the rules and won't be able to have a HE. As long as you have a clear conscience, I think it's okay.

I don't know what article you are referring to, it should be "Rebirth". I don't know how to answer your question about whether you have thought about morality, although this question sounds a bit accusatory. I can only say that according to Xiao Lai's personality, he would do this. What I write does not necessarily represent my personal views. Let Xiao Lai gently say I forgive you. . . . Well. . . Is this more logical? Once the characters come alive on paper, they are no longer under my control. Even in real life, such as ancient wars, how would generals deal with subordinates who disobey orders? If your Excellency must look at this issue from the perspective of modern law, I will too. . . No way.

What a coincidence. I just finished reading a series of vampire articles by a certain adult in Jinjiang. I happened to miss Interview with the Vampire when I didn't know what BL was. At that time, I only thought that Tom Cruise's vampire style was charming. Now after reading this review, I can fully recall it. Haha, I don't know if I have read too many articles on the Internet and don't care about human life. Alas, I always feel that my concept of human nature has become weak. But sir, I have a question! When you let the protagonist easily kill insignificant non-main characters in the article (such as a subordinate who disobeys orders) did you think about the moral issue?