[Shakespearean tragicomedy aesthetics X traditional Chinese wedding aesthetics]
[Philosophical, car-loving man X lovesick, artistic woman]
[Both turn dark and become obsessive] [Romance] [Mystery] [Multiple perspectives] [Three main storylines] [All sugar does not mean all angst?] [Original literary style] [Open ending] [Bad ending]
(Original title: Confused Perspectives, A Bloodstained Wedding)
(The second installment of Confused Perspectives: The Love and Hate Arc)
Love grows deformed buds in the blood, while sickness blooms into venomous flowers amid the filth.
What is sick love?
One person's love becomes twisted under torment.
One person's love drifts faintly between life and death.
One person's love gropes through pain, lost in amnesia.
When a wedding is dyed a bloody crimson,
when a funeral is drenched in tears and desolation,
when sick love is composed into a hymn to death,
in that moment, the eternity of an instant is given a definition: sickness.
The wedding begins, the funeral ends, and sick love lives on.
Zhu and Liang's Butterfly Transformation skit:
Zhu Shi:
Compared to the vernacular of the previous book, it was okay. It was my first attempt at romance. It will definitely be relatively unfamiliar. But the main shortcoming is that readers can't understand it and they dislike the ink. Like the previous book, my self-evaluation is just average. After thinking about it, I feel that I gave too much and can only get three stars. People must be self-aware, so I will set an example first. I hope you can give a more rational score and make corresponding suggestions, and the author will revise it. Good articles need to be polished step by step. From the current perspective, there is still a long way to go before being a good article.