I think most women yearn for a hero who can fly over the wall and go to heaven and earth. He can be silent and introverted, appearing and disappearing quietly, but he can make you more and more proud. He can have no time to accompany you to a romantic dinner, and even you allow him to leave you wherever and whenever you want, but he can make you feel great as well. He can be a pale and exhausted teenager. He is neither tall nor handsome, and he even falls down somehow when walking. He can also be a sloppy drunkard who eats spaghetti and sucks, even good. If you don't take a shower for a few days, he walks between the ordinary and the hero, but he can give you a full sense of satisfaction.
So, I think, maybe my opinion is different from yours. If my hero is destined to endure such a heavy night, he wears one side of the city on the other side, does not speak or laughs, and does not even get the approval of the people; if my hero is destined to face the sun alone Out of the sunset, looking at the top of the world when you come and go, laugh and laugh, you can’t even say "Hello" naturally, then, I think, I would rather, my hero is an ordinary person who can no longer be ordinary. . He can do nothing, but he will never give up hope for a better life. He can have no relationship to make his situation improve quickly, but he can calmly face others in a better situation. He can only love me, but he is also a person who is friendly to everyone and sincerely helps. He may not be handsome, but he must be chic, he must have potential, he must be happy, but he must not be alone.
That is my hero.
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