The male protagonist is extremely cute, and although the lines are many and heavy, they are really interesting. As a party of 10,000 years of blindness, I saw Uncle Neeson's eyes shine. Although the previous Non-stop was really weak, but after all, the uncle is really powerful. Seeing that Amanda felt so familiar, she later remembered that it was Cosette in the miserable world! As for the goddess Charlize, it's so beautiful. It's
okay. I won't complain. In fact, besides spoofing, there are still some plots that move me. For example, the goddess Charlize asked why the protagonist liked Amanda. He said that because I am very happy with her, I am willing to do anything for her. The hero is really infatuated, the key is to be foolishly infatuated.
Until later, the goddess taught him to shoot and watch the sunset dance with him. He had also been confused and asked why you were so good to me, the goddess smiled, and you should treat me as a friend. It wasn't until after inexplicably kissing under the moonlight that he later realized what he really liked and wanted.
As for the goddess, she married her uncle at the age of eight, and never knew what love was until she met a cute male protagonist. Even though the whole world hated the male protagonist at that time, she still saw the sincerity of the male protagonist that no one else had seen. It was really commendable.
So many times, before meeting true love, the feelings are probably blind. After all, as Liu Yu said, love is a drama with a small cost and a low barrier to entry; as long as a little hormone dopamine, plus imagination and enthusiasm, you can create a seemingly luxuriant love. Therefore, it is not difficult to encounter so-called love with so many people in one's life.
The difficulty is probably when encountering understanding and cherishing, encountering peace of mind without fear, encountering a big dream, awakening and empowering, encountering youth and life that really started because I love you.
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