• 20th Century Girl (8.7/10)

This is a light movie with pretty good character development. It's an angst movie, which I like when it comes to romance, but the minus point came from the unexplained end.

• Murder On The Orient Express (8/10)

It's a good movie and has a compelling story. I was captivated by how this movie led me to many plot twists. I think it's an exceptionally good movie with mystery as its genre.

• Knives Out (8.8/10)

This is one of the best detective movies I've ever watched. I want to replay it sometimes. I could neither predict the end nor the storyline.

• Do Revenge (8.9/10)

• Full Name : Aarulio Galandra Harvery
• Nickname : Aaru, Koko, Lio
• Date Of Birth : 4th April 1995
• Place of Birth : Surabaya, Indonesia
• Nationality : Chinese-Indonesian
• MBTI : I'm an i
• Favorite Food : pasta
• Favorite Drink : water

Hi, this is Aaru's writer, and I go by the name KHLO. This account is for role-playing purposes only. I have no affliation with the artist of the face i use for my OC. please note that below are the brackets that I'll use.

• (// .) (. . . ) : out of character
• (. . .) or ". . ." : in character
• KHLO. : writer's talk

• I'm fond of watching movies in which mystery, thriller, and horror genres,
• I like to play some games too, especially puzzles,
• Music is my way of describing the day; hence I like listening to music.

Entry about Daim:

I have a dog named Daim. She's a cute, obedient, and calm doggo. I feel like sometimes she's my daughter. She likes to be on camera but gets shy around new people. I genuinely wish her a long life. I love you, my Daim.

Sincerely, Aaru

As you can see, I'm mixed. some may have wondered who is who. My mother, beautiful, is an Indonesian. Therefore my father is Chinese. I'm not half Chinese since my father is half Philippines. I think I'm a quarter. I'm sorry, I'm just quipping. I was born in Surabaya, and I think it was nice to grow up there. I'm neither a bright nor gloomy kid. My first love, it's a childhood crush, said that I'm similar to the ripples of the water. Barely noticed, yet intriguing. I never met her again after I graduated from elementary school, of course, but I silently pray her good. I don't remember much about the past since I hope to discover the new path of the future.