Fantasy-like things that don't seem to exist in the world.
Love at first sight.
Unrequited love.
Hysteria, obsession, pain, indescribable.
Hot spring day.
The race against the end, unrequited love.
What can never be obtained, his phantom.
Everything grows in the heat for a long time.
[Looking back now at this very young work, there are so many things that I am not satisfied with. This is the starting point for the characters of Yamagishi and Masumi.
[Maybe I will write a sequel when I have time, but it is still being conceived... (Big pit + 1)]
Intention: Speak your thoughts promptly.
Reader comments
"His figure passed through the lush woods in late spring. In the dark, I felt that I was pursuing something that could never be obtained." The smooth and natural writing style was blown by last year's snow, and I met him again in late spring and early summer. I logged into the Jinjiang website by chance and saw a handful of books dusted off from my favorites. I searched for Love of Fools with the intention of giving it a try. I was really surprised and happy to see the names of Masumi and Yamagishi. I am very lucky to be able to walk through spring again and have a glimpse into the world of teenagers.
It feels like the brilliant fireworks of youth, only for a moment, but it illuminates that moment. It would be great if there was a follow-up reunion. If not, it is a good experience as a sour youth love. Regret is the normal state of life, I just hope not to become a stranger. Maybe it's because the author wrote about the possibility of reunion in the postscript, so I'm not so sad. Masumi ignited Yamagishi's dream and chose another path suggested by her parents. If you really like it or feel you have a goal, that's fine. I always felt that he knew something in his heart. For example, when Sasaki persuaded him to rent a suit, she said that she would never talk about manga again. A love affair that ends before it even begins.
"His figure passed through the lush woods in late spring. In the dark, I felt that I was pursuing something that could never be obtained." The smooth and natural writing style was blown by last year's snow, and I met him again in late spring and early summer. I logged into the Jinjiang website by chance and saw a handful of books dusted off from my favorites. I searched for Love of Fools with the intention of giving it a try. I was really surprised and happy to see the names of Masumi and Yamagishi. I am very lucky to be able to walk through spring again and have a glimpse into the world of teenagers.
It feels like the brilliant fireworks of youth, only for a moment, but it illuminates that moment. It would be great if there was a follow-up reunion. If not, it is a good experience as a sour youth love. Regret is the normal state of life, I just hope not to become a stranger. Maybe it's because the author wrote about the possibility of reunion in the postscript, so I'm not so sad. Masumi ignited Yamagishi's dream and chose another path suggested by her parents. If you really like it or feel you have a goal, that's fine. I always felt that he knew something in his heart. For example, when Sasaki persuaded him to rent a suit, she said that she would never talk about manga again. A love affair that ends before it even begins.
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