Then maybe a little problem can be solved.
But for me, when I'm so desperate, I'm going crazy, really crazy.
And then I think forward, to the apex of despair, to the end of despair.
Oh, it's destiny. I can't escape this blow to the head.
Because of this fate, I was stripped away, and all of it was stripped out of reality at once.
There is only one me who is light and scales, just like a common movie scene, the rain is pouring down.
A person is drenched, a person is walking on a road full of tung trees on both sides, a person is in the snow,
a person faces the sun and leaves only a back, a person, always a person.
If not abandoning can make two people die, then the gratification will be all people on earth.
We tremble, we hold hands.
We are alone, we embrace.
But birth, old age, sickness and death will not bring luster to love, nor will it bring more hope to people.
It is only because of this separation of life and death that love, family affection and all feelings become precious and cherished.
My destiny is my choice.
My choice is to settle down.
When I think of despair, I feel that fate is so, I have to hold on to hope no matter what.
Then hope will be broken again and again. Even broken without a trace.
But hope will come again in the next despair, listening to the arrangement of fate.
I have seen the myth of Sisyphus constantly pushing rocks to the top of the mountain.
That stone is my destiny.
If one day, I will push the stone to the sea.
Trust my own heart, and I will never be saved.
Perseverance in the heart will not exist.
A certain meaning of life will disappear in an instant.
Like Depp looking for the ninth gate, Lucifer has chosen him.
He just needs to use his own strength and spirit to complete the journey of destiny step by step.
The only difference is that his trajectory is of course, he can complete his mission by maintaining his character.
And my trajectory is circular, only when the stone is rolled smaller and smaller, I have the opportunity to break the fate.
Welcome to new beginnings and destiny.
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