Goodbye, Mermaid

[Mark after viewing, discarded article] 7/It has a strong old-world feel, with youthful campus love competing for a cold-blooded male idol. I can miss the taste of my childhood, but I really can't stand watching it. First of all, the concept of love is no longer in line with today's girls: in order to compete for the male protagonist, the female protagonist and the female partner become mortal enemies; the female protagonist forces her male friend to confess her love in public to attract the male protagonist's attention; the female protagonist bravely confesses her love but is teased and verbally humiliated by the male protagonist, but this is created as a sweet bump. . . Furthermore, words such as sissy and tomboy appear frequently, and gender stereotypes are too strong. I want to see a mermaid. The heroine hides in the bathroom and transforms into a fishtail. The main purpose is to hide her identity, and there are not many mermaid scenes.

I don't know what I should say? This ending is not perfect for her, it contains a lot of things, and it defeats all the things in the novel, from secret love to liking each other in the end, good or bad.

Big cheers for the author!

Bad ending no