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Dave 2022-06-22 14:08:51
It's not salty, not spicy, and a piece of lukewarm. After reading it, I don't feel much. The story and plot itself are old-fashioned, and it is a remake, so there is nothing particularly moving. There is an ending kiss in the end of the whole play. During the process, the male and female protagonists have to subtly toss about the positioning of the relationship between the two. It always feels awkward to watch. Because in the fixed mindset, Lao Mei has always been sharp-edged when it comes to her relationship, she loves prosperously and passionately, and she often gives a French kiss as soon as she hits the screen. So it's natural not to get used to the ghosts and ghosts who fall in love in a slow and slow way, or the wind and rain suit their taste. Anyway, I still like the heroine very much. She has a beautiful appearance, naughty and elegant.
Extended Reading
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Jordan Roark: Some of us are meant to suffer, you know? Some of us are led to believe that we have this certain destiny and then it just gets snatched away. But we have to stay alive. Because we have to see how the story ends.
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Jordan Roark: You take the first one.
Charlie Bellow: We can ride together.
Jordan Roark: No, I'll take the next one.
Jordan Roark: If I don't say goodbye to you now, I won't be able to.
Charlie Bellow: Then don't.
Jordan Roark: I have to.
Charlie Bellow: Why?
Jordan Roark: It's in the letter.
Charlie Bellow: Right.