Even If I Have a Teenage Dream

Memory is the subconscious fragment of past experience and experiences; Recall is the act of consciously reawakening past fragments. The author intentionally imitates the narrative style of "Reminiscences of Lost Time", in which Wu Shu is remembering, Wu Shu in the memory, Wu Shu in reality after the memory, and even the god narrator outside the book, the author is trying to learn and imitate from various perspectives. It can be seen that the author is using this, childhood fantasy, and past regrets to pursue and construct his own memories. The various strange scenes in the article are not only the author's whimsical thoughts, but may also include using them to make up for past regrets and regrets. People live in the present. We are in the spatial present, but there is only now, and we are no different from animals. Because of the past, we accept the baptism of culture, environment, etc., And we become ourselves. Reminiscing about the past, building memories, becoming oneself, etc. May all be the author's positive thoughts. But there is also a lot of pessimism in it, which is the twin sister of memory, forgetfulness... You are persistently attached to it, and forgetfulness will rise from here, until one day everything will be clear without a trace. But don't be attached, maybe the thing you are attached to will actually exist in an instant... A tribute to "In Search of Lost Time"!

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At first it was like a story on an ordinary campus, but then the ghost story led to a series of things, first a clown, and then a female ghost, but Wu Shu was too calm. The next few chapters really felt like a horror story, and then black and white appeared, and game tasks were designed, and then the following series of things happened. Will Wu Shu become a very powerful person in the end? Expect…