Pharmacist Xiaoxiao's Essays

[80] A story in the form of a unit drama, mixed with some of the author's private goods and difficult-to-understand settings that I personally find very interesting. The overall writing style is logical and there are no flaws or surprises. Sometimes I feel happy when I read it and sometimes I feel emotional. In fact, the story itself is not bad, but the ending is too disappointing. At the heart of the whole story is memory. The protagonist is not human in nature, but a creature similar to a demon. In the setting, their race can manipulate people's memories, exchange or import memories, and simply feel the emotions of others. At the same time, this race also feeds on memories, and stronger emotions are more "valuable" to them. Therefore, very early on, because of frequent disputes, this race was hunted down by human practitioners, and there are only two left. And this story also unfolds from memory. The protagonist opens a shop that only destined people can see, in order to do something for them in exchange for their memories. For example, injecting the memory of a dying person into a cat and letting it accompany the important people in her life instead of her; For example, the emotions of mothers and children are exchanged so that they can feel each other's emotions and understand each other; For example, sealing up some unpleasant memories so that traders can move forward on their own life with ease; For example... In fact, the author gives the protagonist a character with indifference and warmth. Although he advertises equal dealings many times, sometimes a trace of humanity is revealed in the ending. The other demon in the story is the villain. Unlike the protagonist who is warmed by humans, this demon is evil from beginning to end. It will exchange the memories of two people, causing them to feel very confused; it will also inject irrelevant memories into the mind of a stranger, extremely seriously affecting his life; moreover, it will create some wars and riots, making humans suspicious of each other and kill each other... And all this is just because it finds it fun and takes the opportunity to taste the taste of emotions. In the story, this demon has been looking for the protagonist, because the protagonist is holding a treasure. After possessing the treasure, it will become more powerful. Originally I thought the story would develop like this. The story of mankind continues. Maybe I will see more legally powerless and morally condemned events reappear here, and get their due endings through abnormal means; maybe I will see the unsatisfactory things in life and reconcile them in another way here, and everything will be beautiful; maybe I will only see ordinary people who become better after the "deal"... The story of the demons also continues, with the villain and the protagonist constantly coming and going, testing each other and being wary of each other, treating each human being as a scene of struggle between each other; The stories of other people are also continuing. The "boy" who fell in love at first sight finally caught up with his beloved girl. He worked hard to solve the troubles in reality and took the girl away from the space that remained unchanged for thousands of years. Look, how nice it is. However, the author chose to end it with a meteorite.

It has nothing to do with romance, it has nothing to do with poetry, it has nothing to do with you and me. Along the way, there is a waste of time, which means parting between life and death. If you have too many obsessions, it is a mistake to put it down and lift it up.

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