Behind the Moon Sonata Gl

Alas, I feel a bit dissatisfied after reading this.

It's so healing. I like this style of writing.

I haven't seen these two driving even once until the finale (scratching my head)

It's been a long time since I've read an electronic novel in one sitting like this. The author's writing is really good, and his deep understanding of life can be seen in the delicate words. I rarely read novels where the main character is a bartender. Although I can drink, I rarely go to bars to drink. I always feel that the lights there are dim and depressing. So when I first read it, I just collected it and quit after turning a few pages. Today I accidentally saw the collection bookshelf, so I clicked on it and couldn't stop it. People like Xiaosong are really charming. Everyone has their own protective color. They don't want to talk about love and don't want to believe that they will be loved, so they wrap them up layer by layer. How to describe this feeling? It's probably like the saying "The prodigal son never changes his mind for gold". Everyone feels that he can make the "prodigal son" stay for him, just in case, what if he becomes the only one. The unique things she gave made the recipient feel that they were the most special and worthy of being treated well. Moore is also the kind of person who has waves in her heart. Her gentleness and delicacy can be felt in many details. When she saw her going downstairs to deliver an umbrella to Xiaosong's Nth ex on a rainy day, I felt so sad. Gentle people deserve to be loved, and those who are loved will love themselves more. I think a good novel will not make people think of replacing the protagonist after reading it, but it can also let people experience their own life through the characters. I would envy the rich experience of the two protagonists, and I would also envy Xiaosong's ease in handling interpersonal relationships, but I am still very happy that the author wrote "I wish she was like a child, because there is not much time for people to be innocent." Thinking back carefully, life in girlhood was monotonous, and family and friendship were higher than love, so she was strict with family, harsh on friendship, and disdainful of love. As I grow older, I slowly reflect on myself and no longer demand any long-term emotions. After accepting that everything has its own owner, people will change, and they will no longer want to fall in love. But I am still addicted to romantic stories, but now every time I read these stories, I feel warm and sad at the same time, and I cry for these beautiful things. Ahhhhh though! But can you let me have a sweet and romantic love? QAQ, campus love has no chance. Don't give up on underground love in the workplace. Give me the love of a pessimistic romantic! By the way, "Moonlight Sonata" is really nice. I like the first chapter.

Don't be like this Jiang Qi'an...

Suddenly there are hundreds of millions of myocardial infarctions [melting]

What a stream of consciousness, so dizzy