Six years of TLW, in a word, Jen. The middle and the latter part of the first season has already been seen for the first time, and everything revolves around this person. The six years of turbulence and roaring are the world of Lazi in Jen's big eyes and small brains full of illusions and contradictions, and how she lives in it. T&B, Al, Shane, The Planet or rename it Hit, they are all just a foil, passing by. The narcissistic, inferior, selfish, fragile, arrogant, willful, Jenny, the incarnation of the creator, boarded the pirate ship in LA, went through storms and self-mutilation in the sea of lust, and finally reached the shore, seeing exotic places along the way The scenery becomes The L Word. If you watch it with the attitude of an outsider, such as reading "The Mirror of Flowers" or "Journey to the West", TLW is full of wonders. However, most gay viewers can't avoid bringing in, and can't avoid the "represented" YY, so they complain. Does TLW really represent you and want to represent you? Think clearly. TLW is just Jen's Odyssey. The creator IC may have had the idea of representing her, but in the end, TLW is her personal metamorphosis. Comrades want to thank her, because she made a voice and earned attention (and $$$), comrades don't take it too deep, because the bizarre L's journey belongs only to Jenny, not you.
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