I spent a whole afternoon to read three
Three separate stories about love, deliverance and possession.
Small decisions, buried power that affects a lifetime, no one can see the opportunity.
This is a game full of paradoxes, the exit of the protagonist is the only ending, whether it is unborn or dead, otherwise there is no peace. At the end, when the little girl reveals with a strange smile, it all seems to be just the beginning. Life always has mistakes that we can't predict, and it won't stop until the last moment. Perfection does not exist, and demanding will only hold us in the footsteps of continuing to move forward, and we will continue to scribble, leaving only fragments of broken lives.
It turns out that even if we can use the moonlight treasure box to perfect the process thousands of times, there is only one result - the one we will never be satisfied with; it turns out that our opponent is never anyone around us, but fate itself, How to fight!
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