After Repeatedly Triggering the Corruption Route with My Lover

A very subtle sense of consciousness, mixed with the protagonist's harsh inner words. The black sky outside the car window is cut into sections by the window frame. The corresponding synaesthesia is the trembling of the character's body, as well as the restlessness or coldness of the night. What's more, the protagonist's deliberate use of an onlooker's perspective is combined with the faint irony in the words. From this sentence, it can be seen that it is a description of deliberate alienation. I really like the story told from my sister's perspective; there is always a coldness and sense of nothingness in her words, and there is something meaningful in her words no matter how hard I understand them. To interpret it implicitly, the situation at that time was that she had a quota as an international student. As a superior person with a superior life, Kazuko's attitude towards her was one of indignation. Did she break into her life and then leave lightly? The decisive figure of leaving, opposite to the bumpy road the train passed by, is another person's running future (.) Seeing innocence like this seems really condescending, laugh. I really like the rhetoric of this sentence, "like a falling scale", it is a little more weighty than a simple defeat of psychological defense. The tears are like broken beads, which are weights that weigh on the scale of her heart one by one. What will happen to the girl who is sad, disappointed, and has her heart broken in the end? It's really hard to guess. Let's just wait and see the crematorium for Pure Chasing Wife. You may be able to understand what the article wants to say if you read it against the background of the times. At that time, it was a critical period of technological development, and the steam train was an iconic representative. At this time, the two were carrying this train that symbolized innovation, but at the same time, this was an "old iron sheet" that would be discarded in the future. Interpreted with this image, it seems to coincide with the uncertainty of the future, the rush of travel, and the feeling of wandering and uncertainty. How does Jun, who is about to study abroad, view this bumpy road? This restless love and the bumpy road of studying abroad... The problem of love is indeed difficult to solve 🥺 and a very subtle sense of consciousness, mixed with the protagonist's harsh inner words. The black sky outside the car window is cut into sections by the window frame. The corresponding synaesthesia is the trembling of the character's body, as well as the restlessness or coldness of the night. What's more, the protagonist's deliberate use of an onlooker's perspective is combined with the faint irony in the words. From this sentence, it can be seen that it is a description of deliberate alienation. I really like the story told from my sister's perspective; there is always a coldness and sense of nothingness in her words, and there is something meaningful in her words no matter how hard I understand them. To interpret it implicitly, the situation at that time was that she had a quota as an international student. As a superior person with a superior life, Kazuko's attitude towards her was one of indignation. Did she break into her life and then leave lightly? The decisive figure of leaving, opposite to the bumpy road the train passed by, is another person's running future (.) Seeing innocence like this seems really condescending, laugh. I really like the rhetoric of this sentence, "like a falling scale", it is a little more weighty than a simple defeat of psychological defense. The tears are like broken beads, which are weights that weigh on the scale of her heart one by one. What will happen to the girl who is sad, disappointed, and has her heart broken in the end? It's really hard to guess. Let's just wait and see the crematorium for Pure Chasing Wife. You may be able to understand what the article wants to say if you read it against the background of the times. At that time, it was a critical period of technological development, and the steam train was an iconic representative. At this time, the two were carrying this train that symbolized innovation, but at the same time, this was an "old iron sheet" that would be discarded in the future. Interpreted with this image, it seems to coincide with the uncertainty of the future, the rush of travel, and the feeling of wandering. How does Jun, who is about to study abroad, view this bumpy road? Love is like a boat in a sea of ​​suffering, this restless love and the bumpy road of studying abroad... The problem of love is really difficult to solve.

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I feel like I can understand it all by speaking.

The protagonist betrayed his sister and was killed? Or kill the cheating partner?