My Original Wish Was to Be Free of Delusion

After reading it, I thank the author for his careful presentation. I just feel that maybe no one will not fall in love with the formless soul! Like mountain elves and summer dreams, they are clearly the color of winter, but they come to a young man on a hot day. There's probably no way I can't remember it for the rest of my life. The name Liang Muzhi is really good, but I also pray that he can be happier in the future. It seems that Liang is always losing. Occasionally I wonder, would he be happier if he didn't have a blue soul? Subconsciously hoping that he can get what he wants, but everything seems impossible, which makes people sad. It's probably true that Wuxiang is gentle, but all this is still cruel to Xiaoliang. It made me cry all over the toilet paper table, haha. Probably, death is not softened but presented raw. It may not be native, but it is merciless anyway. Do you want to say that this encounter was inherently compassionate and lucky? I can't comment on this right now, because I really feel sorry for them, and it would take twenty afterlife stories and ten thousand words each to get better!! (Devil Whispers. Jpg) The following is my purely personal reflection on what dreams say: During the reading process, I still felt that it was a relatively private text. After all, the author's thoughts were clear, but although the anger was clearly directed, it was also restrained, so it did not affect the reading. This kind of gibberish-like writing reminds me of Tong Weige and Yuan Zhesheng when I read it, so I felt pleasantly surprised when I saw the quote from "Farewell". When I saw what Wuxi said to Xiaoliang who had just learned the truth about his death, I couldn't help but think of "Everything I Told You About That Mountain": "How I wish I could say one more word to you, ride a car together, talk about a beautiful text and something "People, if Yue and I are going to die in the end, please don't be overly sad. All you have to do is love, just love, okay?" I can't help but wonder whether people who experience some kind of gain from death can be more or less open-minded. Finally, I don't know if you have read it, but after reading the full text, I personally think that with this style of writing and theme, the author would probably like the people left behind by the death of their loved ones in "The Land of Bitter Rain", so I recommend it. Finally, I hope the author can be happy and write more! Yes, I'm still thinking about the afterlife, woo woo woo woo 😭

The beginning is so philosophical [changed]

It's so funny that it won't be One Hundred Years of Solitude, right? Aaaa

What is the one line of words that determines your life?

What if Chunyang is 19 years old, and a year and a half ago she was 17 and a half years old, and she got pregnant at 16 and a half years old, and she gave birth to two children before that, and she was 14 and a half years old. Chun Jiang is younger than Chunyang, at 13 and a half years old? This is too outrageous

The story of Wu Xiang's parents is so good that it makes me cry. It's so well written.

This is an excellent work, I love it very much. 🤩 [Purple Sugar] kswl [Purple Sugar] kswl [Orange Candy] Got it [Orange Candy] Got it 🤩 🌈

[Purple Sugar] When I take it, 😳 the interaction between lovers is sweet

[Orange Candy] The 🌈 describes it well

Liang Muzhi is worthy of being liked