Everyone has a way of escaping, but some escape more deeply than others. If someone doesn't want to leave their escape, will Heaven send someone to pull them out, or let them have their way?
"I'm the one who pulled you out."
"True. But you're also the one who pulled me back in."
"At least I'm real."
An obvious pairing, an easy-to-guess ending. But it's the tangled journey that keeps you wondering, and the memories that linger. Watch two people, one big and one small, fight tooth and nail, and see their feelings grow long and deep without either of them noticing.
A new novel by Some Grass, set in an imaginary Song Dynasty, in a classical style:
Theme:
Collected the author and collected the article.
Brother, this kid is so hateful!
There is still suspense...
The self-abuse began. . . .
It seems that dad is too. . . .
That kid is teasing people. . . It really is. . . . . Stylish
I read this in one go. It's well written and I like it very much. It's just that the design of the plot and the real life in the city seem to be somewhat sorted out.
Then read and then rate. The problem is that these two people are currently a pair of mud monkeys
So does her dad. . . . . . . . .
Very well written, keep it up. Continue to score