The most impressive one is the one from s05e01, a woman who finally decided to abandon her unsatisfactory self and be reborn. Just when she was about to succeed, her husband lost her life. If she knew about such a result, would she still look forward to changing her unsatisfactory life? Whenever life gives us a ray of light, is it necessary to exchange more darkness for it?
I didn't expect it to be a happy ending for everyone at the end, and the classic five minutes at the end were not unexpected, making me cry to the death with extremely low tears. Why exactly? move? sad? I think I was probably sighing my own insignificance, that feeling of loneliness and helplessness, at that moment, finally broke out naked.
The car moves forward, the time moves forward, the road can be chosen, but the destination will never change.
Just watched "The Thief of the Years" at noon, such a sad day
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