In the cold darkness, her heart stopped beating, her soul fell into a deep sleep, and everything seemed to have stopped.
Wherever she looked, there was a beam of dazzling splendor, so dazzling that it made her yearn for it. She desperately wanted to crawl out of the sinful corner where light could not shine, and hold on to that glimmer of hope.
Under the long-lost sunshine, she felt the warmth that had always been irresistible to her, shining on her body and shining into her soul.
She felt that the seed called "faith" had quietly sprouted. It turned out that it was not that it did not exist, but because it lacked the most important sunshine for it to break out of the ground.
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Warning:
·This article is not completely consistent with the original work, and will try to highlight the original highlights of some characters, such as Judy.
·Bourbon is black and is completely black.
·The heroine is a real wine, but not completely real. She is a complicated bottle of real wine, not completely good or completely bad. Her ideas and methods may not be completely black and white, but are closer to reality.
·The style is more serious, not purely funny. It involves the sacrifice of the characters and the ending is probably he.
·The emotional lines between the protagonists are complex, with sweetness and abuse, love and hate, and Shura fields.
·Some of the behaviors of the main characters are not black and white. They all have their own advantages and disadvantages. They have complex and three-dimensional characters, and they are all people closer to real life.
Intention: Try to struggle to pursue your own bright faith. What if you succeed?