Five Centimeters Per Second Chapter 4 Cherry Blossoms

Thank you very much, author. I was just trying to search it. Damn, I believe in love again

Love it so much! ! ! The writing is so good

When I was listening to the pure music and reading the first chapter, the next song happened to be the pure music of Five Centimeters Per Second. (Covering face) What a coincidence

Why wasn't Hanae feeling sick? Akari had already given up on the hero when the train turned back. What did the hero's infatuation gain in return? Why wasn't Hanae 😭😭 I originally liked this innocent girl in the anime?

The person who was bruised by five swords in a second finally saw the ending of Guishu and Akari's love

Let's fill in some gaps, but there are a few points that I would like to point out. 1. Takaki has been given up in both Arata Kanana's novels and Makoto Shinkai's scripts. 2. For Guishu, he would never record the kiss under the snowy night in the mailbox under any circumstances. Both he and Akari believed that words could not carry the emotions they wanted to express, and they never mentioned it in letters. 3. Every time Guishu finishes typing an email, he deletes it (novel)

I quite like it. It makes up for the regret.

I quite like it. Although the writing style is not good and the content is not very good, the important thing is that it makes up for a regret in the past! Although I understand the choices made by Takaki and Akari in the original work, it's hard to let go of this regret! But I still have to mention that Akari's husband is named Yuichi (in the manga)

How to say it! After watching it, I didn't feel anything at all. To be honest, I was very depressed when I watched it in junior high school. I fell in love during college and watched it again, but I can understand Guishu's emotions. After I went to graduate school and broke up, I can understand why Mingli started a new life after watching it. Love has long since deteriorated with the change of time and space. Mainly, I think it's strange that the male and female protagonists are described as being in love with other people. The male protagonist I saw in the anime always misses the female protagonist. It feels very inconsistent to add this in the novel, and the female protagonist's pursuit of the English teacher is a bit outrageous... The most touching thing about "Five Seconds" is the innocent and ignorant feelings between teenagers and girls, as well as their bravery and determination (referring to Guishu to meet Akari) Of course, there is also the entanglement, helplessness, sadness and loss that are finally defeated by the distance from reality. ​ The only regret is that Guishu did not participate in Akari's growth, but the reality is that Guishu's participation is no longer needed in Mingli's life. The "power" that Guishu longed for could no longer be obtained from Akari. Guishu thought that Akari would look back, but he was wrong. He soon understood that the current Akari was either strong enough or had a more suitable direction in life. No matter what, he no longer needed his protection. Seeing that Akari is settled, Guishu is relieved This is the best result for Guishu. He realizes that his life no longer needs to dwell on the memories of the past. Angri has become more complete, and these more complete things have nothing to do with herself. One train goes to the left and one goes to the right, which means that the two of them no longer need each other from now on. Akari does not look back, and Guishu relaxes and leaves. ​

I thought of Seconds 5 after five or six years. I remember reading it while doing homework. After reading it, I looked for a novel again. I was very happy to find this book this time. It made up for a little regret in my heart.

Although I know this novel is not realistic, it still filled up a little bit of my depression. Special thanks to the author.

Five Seconds has a live-action version. . The shot was pretty good. . You can go and have a look

Thank you author! I really feel sorry for the ending of the original work

In fact, the story of "Second Five" is not suitable for writing fan fiction... Because the original story ends at the station (the entire scene at the station should be just a metaphor, otherwise the disappearance of the heroine would not make sense). Any continuation, especially if the male and female protagonists meet, would have violated the purpose of the original work. (Personal opinion, accept corrections) Aside from this, the author can actually learn more about Arata Kanana's scene description style, so that the writing may be more attractive.