[FF7] Silly Apple

Nasita understood Genesis's wish to walk out of Banora Village and become a hero, and turned this wish into her own; after Nasita's death, Genesis understood the insignificant and ordinary preciousness, and discovered that the most important things had been tightly held in her hands from the beginning, but as she grew up, she was blown away in the wind little by little, and in the end only memories remained. It cannot be said that Genesis's ending was not a result of seeking mercy. When he was young, he was destined to become a flying bird, and after seeing the higher and more distant place, his desire became more and more inflated, so that he would not look down to see the silent apple trees and hometown on the ground. After being mocked by fate, Genesis destroyed everything he owned before finally discovering their weight and being able to legitimately miss him. However, I still really want them to have a good ending. I really want to do it again and turn Genesis into a boy who offers apple juice to the hero, with the puppies Nacita and Angel next to him. Let them escape their fate far away and not be found by tragedy.

Stupid apple, green apple, immature, green love. I have never played a game, so I thought "loveless" means "priceless love", but the common translation is "unlovable". The noun suffix less in English is really interesting. The translation of "unlovable" also corresponds to the character of Genesis. This book is a portrayal of Genesis's life and destiny.

I really like Teacher Hatsukora's books so much? "Stupid Apple" is the fourth teacher's book that I have read so far. After reading it yesterday, I talked about it with my friend all night, so my friend was also dragged into the trap by me. Now the two of them have made an appointment to read The Aftermath together. The teacher's writing always has a kind of appeal, which is very delicate and touching, yet simple and easy to understand. I was deeply attracted from the first chapter. I especially liked the teacher's description of Banora Village. I seemed to really see the green village and the apple trees rooted in it. The apples of Banora Village should be regarded as a representative of itself. Apples are also an integral part of the lives of the villagers. Apples are like a bond between the people of Banora Village, a bond with the village and a kind of pride. There are many small details in the whole text that are very interesting and touching, and some memories can always be inserted naturally. A friend of a friend also said, "Those messy things are brushed off in one stroke." How can I write so well! [Crying]" Because I have limited time to read, or I have a mobile phone, and I read each word very slowly, so I developed a habit of skipping. Of course, when I encounter a book I like, I may read five or six chapters seriously, and then start skipping when I run out of time. Repeat this four or five times, or after four or five vacations, I can finish reading a novel seriously. The first time I skipped reading Stupid Apple, to be precise, I cried when I read only seven or eight chapters. Now that I have read them all, Stupid Apple gave me a beautiful and a little bit sad feeling. But in the whole book, there are thirty-four chapters, and I probably cried in more than a dozen chapters. Not because of sadness, but because of touching. I told my friends, "I was crying when Nacita saved Genesis, and behind them I was crying during the quarrel. Did the heroine meet Safi later and was stabbed (?). I was still crying. I was crying when the heroine recalled the revolving door before her death. I was also crying at the last memories of Genesis." I couldn't explain why at the time. I just felt that I was deeply touched. My friend woke me up with a sentence, and she said, "I can only say that I can't control myself from crying. And it's not about crying for abuse, it's about staying together and determination in that context that touches people's hearts." When I watched it again today, I saw that when Nacita was in the hospital wing for the first time, she woke up and told Genesis that "summer is over." Actually, I was thinking what did this summer mean? Is it a good memory from the past? And her fondness for Genesis? And at the end, Genesis said, "His dream was a summer that would never end." In terms of family ties, Angel Nasita and Genesis are really a beautiful family. I really seem to see them growing up together. Angel is like a parent, only he can control Genesis, and Nasita is Genesis's little tail, and Angel also takes care of her like a sister. Nasita is really super cute! Very smart too! In fact, there is one point that touches me very much. It is probably that Nasita has been pretending not to know anything, pretending to be like a stupid apple. In fact, she is not as smart as everyone else. He has no parents since he was a child, and he knows better than anyone the way of survival and some human ways. Laughter and stupidity are really a good protective color, and she She is very strong. My friend said that she cried when she saw this in Chapter 5. When Jillian heard the villagers making fun of Nasita and Genesis, she became angry. After driving those people away, she went back and touched Nasita's head. Later, Nasita said to Genesis, "I am who I am" and "I am just me." It seems that there is an inexplicable touch, an indescribable feeling that always makes people breathless. Also, the description of loneliness can be described as drowning. Is it really amazing? ! ! ! It seems that there is so much more that can be said, so many indescribable feelings. In the end, I was really moved by the scene where Genesis recalled her mother washing the dishes. My favorite sentence is "He is about to die, but all he remembers are the most insignificant daily moments. All the things he cannot let go of are the first memories in his life." It really feels like a dull pain in my heart [burst crying] Finally, off-topic, I really like Mr. Hatsukora's novels. The four novels have accompanied me on many holidays. Each holiday has given me very good memories. I really like it very much. I must continue to work hard [please]

I think the most amazing thing is that no matter where I read her articles, I will cry. I forget the beginning and the middle. I am still very moved when I only read the end. This kind of touching is not limited to the development of the story. Just the gentle writing style makes me cry.

I have seen an emotional tree hole before. It is about a small town man and woman who fell in love in high school, and the boy argued with the teacher who persuaded him to pass the test. Then the boy flew higher and higher, paid more attention to his undergraduate studies, studied abroad, went to international summer camps, met more and more excellent women, and cheated on him several times. The girl followed the steps and became a nurse in the town. Finally, the boy briefly returned to the town, and he and the girl seemed to be back in love. After the vacation, they flew away without looking back. This relationship clarified my determination not to fall in love prematurely, and my understanding of the theory that the economic base determines the superstructure. So, it's great that Genesis responded to Nasita! Therefore, even if they are separated by life and death in the end, they can still accept it. In other words, according to the plot of the game and the character setting of Genesis, it would be difficult to understand without tragedy! It's really hard to follow the plot in the game, and I'm a handicap. Fighting games really make me tired and uninteresting. I got into FF7 when I was in college, and it has been more than ten years now. At that time, Sephiroth fell into the trap because he was curious about how beautiful Sephiroth was, and ended up falling in love with Vincent. By the way, Vincent is really unpopular, with only one article. I rewatched it last night. The video that was full of details in the past is now blurred. The strange big pants and the strange texture of the leather jacket made me wonder why I was obsessed with Vincent back then. It has been ten years since the advent of the Son of God. Will our descendants forget FF7? I have no idea.

I finished reading it again. I really like this kind of sour and sour feeling. Although the stupid apple data is not the best here in Akong, it is really top level in my heart.

"When you are about to die, you remember the most insignificant details." This is so well written. It was spoiled before reading that it was BE, but after reading it, I didn't really feel that it was BE... I cried many times while reading it. It can even be said that the whole book was enveloped in a faint sad atmosphere, but it is still a good story that will make people laugh, cry and feel very happy. I have gone too far for my original dream, I have gone too far to expose lies, and I have gone back to the time when things have changed. I have come back here, under the apple tree, back to the midsummer season, and back to the time of laughing with my friends. Nana has dreamed countless times that Zhenzhen has not left her hometown, and her wish is that he can go out. Do all choices make sense? Is it fate that brings us here, or is it ourselves? The farthest route may be the shortcut. I really appreciate the teacher for creating such a good story.

Why am I watching Stupid Apple now? It's because I heard it was BE. But after I actually watched it, I regretted why I didn't watch it in the first place. Thank you, teacher, for bringing such a good story.

Lying on the bed in the dormitory and crying wildly TT I really like Teacher Akong's writing style. The emotional concentration in the words is overwhelming. It is really sweet when it is sweet in daily life, and it is really sad when it is used with a knife. I feel that the biggest emotional injury I have suffered in my life is in Teacher Akong's writing.

Haha, it's a knife 🔪 (crazy) There is no extra be, hahahaha [crying] [crying] [crying] [crying] [crying] I love Meibao, Meibao is great, I also love the author, it would be better if the author became a code machine