There are different expressions of the differences in true love. We are all becoming better selves and better partners for each other.
I like the light of humanity shown by the protagonist and his friends in college against the background of zombies, and I also like the happy ending in which the virus is finally controlled by the country and returns to normal life (but why do you still need to retake CET-4 and CET-6)?
It's a light and beautiful love that supports each other. I like the lyrics in the article. I read it a long time ago. It seems to be "Your smile is like sand and snow, gradually and gradually, buried in the years."
The twist is very interesting and really scary. I kept trembling while watching the plot. It can be eaten with the radio drama (which is even scarier).
There is a long side story on Yang Persimmon explaining what happened in the previous part of the story. The description of Sui Yin gave me a feeling as absurd and familiar as Magritte's works.
