時間、生命、愛。都是人生裡最珍貴,最無價,最痛恨。期望讓這一切可以與你共鳴。Time, life, and love are all the most precious, priceless, and hated things in life. I hope this resonates with you.
Look, everyone is crying again. . . . Hahaha I particularly empathize with the plot. My husband and I had this problem at the beginning: he didn’t understand what I wanted. I could feel that he loved me very much, but he loved me not in my way but in his way. For example: he liked me to be with him. Play games, but I don’t like games. Later, he slowly began to pay attention to what I wanted, and I began to slowly adapt to what he wanted. My husband said that he is of mixed British and Thai descent, so his thinking is really similar to that of the male protagonist in this movie. I will cherish the present moment more and spend more time with him like in the movie. Thank you, Ayue
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愛就是包容,體諒,愛要及時,彼此珍惜每個當下。Love means tolerance and consideration. Love should be timely, and cherish every moment with each other.
Loving someone is really difficult. In fact, it’s normal not to understand. Just like being curious about things, you can’t always be in that state. Some people will use mystery to make their lover continue to pay attention to themselves, but they have lost their true self, so I want to do it. What I want to do, but I have lost one relationship after another. Many people think why you fail to grow up from your mistakes and think you are stupid, but life experience can make you a person with a story. It is smart to seek good fortune and avoid misfortune. Fool. Maybe I’m also a fool for not being able to experience emotions right now. That’s what I think.
I just want to ask, is this really the best outcome for the heroine? The hero sacrifices his own life in exchange for the heroine's survival. The heroine falls from heaven to the abyss of hell in one day. Especially the person who already knows the ending and chooses to let the other party live to bear the pain of losing her beloved. This is really true. Is it right? If it were me... I would choose to let the heroine die in the end ~ but not let her know that the car accident happened ~ since the sad fact of losing her loved one has already happened ~ then let the heroine always only remember that beautiful day ~ and the memories will remain Give it to myself~