After reading the explanation of Dishwashing Jun at station B. At first glance, I thought it was a very warm-blooded show, but what attracted me slowly later was the shaping of the characters' previous lives. Later, every character, every ghost, more or less has an unfortunate past life, which makes people feel a little tired of aesthetics. Then some settings are a bit out of the way, such as ghosts as strong as Shang Xian San and Shang Xian Yi, which can only be killed by whitewashing. Originally, I thought it was not outstanding in other high-scoring anime, but, in the last episode of the commentary, after the decisive battle and the successful killing of Nikko, Kianzhu and Snakezhu embraced when they were about to die. The scene still made me decide to come back and make a comment for it to record.
Lianzhu and Shezhu have always been in love with each other, but because of the influence of Shezhu's dark childhood, he has never dared to reveal his heart. Until the last moment of their lives, the two recalled all the things when they first met. At that time, she was so innocent and so lovely, while he was gentle, deep and full of sunshine. His eyes met each other, and a thousand words had flowed through his heart. Maybe, the two can't go back to the past, but at this moment, they have each other. With the promise of the afterlife, the moment under the rising sun condenses into eternity...
When I saw this episode, although it was just a commentary, for a moment, all the memories attacked me. It is true that the past is more distant than the future. But in the final analysis, do people live by the past or by the future? I think the answer is the former.
I remember a long time ago, my WeChat signature was "Life is hard to understand". Now I suddenly think of it, and suddenly I don't know how to describe it, I can only say that it is so real.
Don't care about the lines repeatedly emphasized in Rusty Lake, the past is over, and tomorrow's morning sun will scatter on the earth,
To people who have been trying their best to hide their despair
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