always think that this is a material and ignorant girl. . . The innocence at the beginning slowly turned into an unrestricted desire for material things. . . And what about the magician? Maybe it was because his own daughter couldn't take care of it and transferred his feelings to this girl but to the point of doting.
What exactly is magic? Reality or magic? Girls never think. . . And the magician seems to be an accomplice in order to make up for something. . .
Maybe it's love that wakes up the magician and finally understands what true love
is~~~ Neither magic nor magic can be an excuse for reality.
With the lights going out across the city, reality doesn't allow for magic. . . I also struggled with the choice of pencils on the train for a long time, and finally the magician chose reality! Illusory things will eventually be shattered~~~
Family, love, friendship... There is no magic at all!
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