A Journey Through Film and TV Worlds

It's just the setting that I don't like. Every story can have a partner. There's really no need to be with your lover for life and death. The novel should originate from life and be higher than life. There is no need for causality to continue. Your partner is always with you. It's bland and boring. This is the failure of this article. The rest is very good. Pay attention to writing and plot. You can be the author and pretend to be yourself. You are so emotionally rich that you are willing to be with one person for the rest of your life, follow everything, and have nothing but your partner. The impression your article gives me is if, as if the world of the heroine is all about love, I am dispensable in life and love. Your article gives people the feeling that love alone is the only way to live, and nothing else matters. The inner structure is too small, and people should go on a journey of several decades. During the journey, Yaya learned to speak. Some are noisy and quarrelsome, and some are compassionate to all living beings. It can be accompanied by love, family, and affection. You can write well, but there is no emotion, no feeling of great love, no feeling of friends, no feeling of pity for all living beings. There is only love, and every story about this relationship is like this, so boring. It also gives people a sense of brainwashing, giving people the idea that people must have love.

I skipped watching it and saw that the male protagonist Edward bound to the female protagonist is a foreigner, and the two of them traveled through time together in the back. I couldn't stand it anymore. With such a male protagonist, I would rather have one male protagonist in the same world.

It's not over yet. Is there any follow-up?

Not enough