A Million Endings

Does the full stop of the story represent the end of the story? Everyone has too many regrets and unwillingness We often think about what would have happened now if we had. Missing the regrets of the past often turns a blind eye to the happiness of the present. Because of this, regrets pile up and regrets produce regrets. It is not until old age that we regret, and what we have not cherished has become regret. There are no ifs in the world, but there are countless ifs in the book. Walk into the book with countless ifs in reality, and understand the meaning of cherishing the present and cherishing the people in front of you. I would like to send this book to every friend who has regrets. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.