heroine uses her firm belief to find her fiancé who was separated due to the war, and there are various signs that he has died in battle The battle, but she still did not give up. The final effort made her meet her fiancé, but he has lost his memory. Of course, losing his memory is the most reasonable explanation, because otherwise such a deep love will definitely not prevent him from returning to his fiancée. By my side~~~
But I was a little disappointed after reading it, and after a lot of hard work, I got this result: The hero lost his memory. Although the man he met said the same thing when he met the girl for the first time ten years ago, he still felt that things were different. It seems that there are only empty shells left. It makes me hate war even more, because it not only takes people's lives, destroys people's bodies, but also destroys people's souls and wills. Those who have experienced wars must be reluctant to recall that war. The swirling scene is like unwilling to tear open a wound that has healed~~
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