Reading The Remnants

When I was asking for compliments, I said that my article was very beautifully finished, it was not procrastinated, and it was not very rushed. I finished everything I wanted to say, and it was not time to get bored with each other.

But when I really typed out the three words "full text finished", because of the loss on my face, it became very unpretty.

I have said it more than once, and it was an accident to write this article. Originally it should end in the first chapter, disappearing headlessly. There is no nineteen, no Ayin Aro, and no other people and stories of all kinds.

It was not me who continued to write it, it was "concerned". Someone told me a few years later, Qiqi, I really want to watch and continue to write "Questioning the Coffin". And another said, so do I.

I have always been very grateful for what time brings, so the theme of this article is time.

It is a drop in the sea and the sands of the Ganges River. It is a short year, and it is also a pioneering world. It is the Spring and Autumn and Warring States, Tang, Song, Ming and Qing Dynasties, and it is also the overlap of modern and modern times. The collision of time produces magnificent vitality. In fact, it is never magic that manipulates time. It can be words, imagination, or something we call "eternity".

I have imagined its end countless times, maybe in April, maybe in November, but I didn't expect it to be at this time, in this special environment, in a special state of mind.

But I think it does not hinder anything, because its other theme is romance.

It does not grow in April, nor does it grow in November. It grows in any season, growing in tenderness.

The romance I'm talking about is not Li Shiyi, or Song Shiji, not Ah Yin or A Luo, but everyone who really likes "Ask the Coffin".

Because you are tolerant and empathetic, tolerant of my wild imagination, listening to some nonsense and false things, and carefully discerning the few truthful things in a not serious worldview.

So thank you very much.

I have always felt that compared to a mature and complete work, the process of essay exchange is more memorable, and it is your persistence and encouragement that makes me persist. It is a process of getting acquainted with each other. The preciousness lies in the "timeliness" and "mutuality" that are difficult to replicate. Even if someone reads this article in the future, it will be like a late meeting. I will not be the same as I am now. I can only say one thing: Thank you.

Therefore, this postscript is not for future generations, but only for you who will accompany you all the way.

With a cause and thanks, it should be goodbye in the end.

Goodbye, Li Shishi, Song Shiji, A Yin, A Luo, Tu Sanping.

Five coins, Tu sister-in-law, Tu Sishun, little green snake, little paper man.

Xia Ji, A Chun, A Wan, A Tang, Corruption, Manglietia, Mulan, Yan Niang, A Bai, Yun Yun, Han Yuan, wasting, A Ping, Zhang Gong, General Qin, A Tao, Chang Gong, Chun Ping, Xiaodouding.

There is also the Yushi concubine who has a friendly cameo.

The rest is in the text, I think you can find that sentence.

Hope you can find out that sentence.