MILES

Raven 2021-10-22 14:41:56

The literary youth version of "The Hangover", or "The Hangover" is the second-force youth version of "Life with Drinking Wine". It was a bit boring at first, but I slowly got into it.

Andrew 2022-03-21 09:01:30

1. I can't kill myself without even having a book published. Most of my life has passed, but I have nothing to show. I am a fingerprint on the window glass of a skyscraper, a dung dregs on my pooping finger, and run to the sea with the filth of thousands of sewers. 2. The memory of the long conversation with Maya on the sofa is particularly deep. They are undoubtedly the same kind of people. They understand movies, literature, and wine. Fortunately, he finally knocked on Maya's heart. 3. The first hour and a half was boring. It was just two men who were busy picking up girls and tasting wine in frustration. But in the last half hour, they got better and started to discuss the mediocre life that everyone will experience, but this kind of thing doesn’t work. The frustration is not as desperate as Nebraska, and it is a happy ending. 4. I like the role of Maya. She is intellectual, elegant, dignified, and understands life. Although she is trying her best to get out of her last failed marriage, it is obvious that she has started a new life. 5. That last bottle of 61 year old wine shouldn't be wasted in a paper cup at a fast food restaurant, haha