KPL: After My Flowers Bloom, Hundreds of Flowers Will Be Killed.

This is the first time I have read dozens of kpl novels and left a book review. This is one of the most delicate and calm books I have read. This calmness does not mean that the writing is boring. In so many related articles, it seems that it is just describing her past, her and their stories in a calm and relieved tone. Not so much excitement, just her story with them. The story doesn't have so many ups and downs, and it doesn't have so many weird and bloody plots. It's just a plot that is very realistic for her or most of us. How should I evaluate it? From her perspective, she and the person she liked when she was young experienced separation and reunification and finally came together. From Yang Tao's perspective in the book, she still chose him many years after he thought he had lost her, and he was still with the person he liked each other. He was happy and lucky. From Xu Xinzhen's perspective in the book, after being together for a short time, she and her moon are still at opposite ends of the spectrum. Indebtedness and guilt are not love after all. He is like the second male lead in many books and dramas, and his destiny is to be upset. He is one of many of us who are in a crushing position in reality, and it is a pity no matter what. I don't like his ending, but I also understand that in this relationship, he can only have this ending, because the red line only has two ends, and when the hero and heroine hold it, there is nothing extra. Love and separation are not necessarily contradictory, and the fateful trajectory may not be changed. We like to read novels, perhaps because things in reality are too realistic and far different from what we imagined. Novels may be too beautiful and ideal, but they are no longer available in reality and must be included in novels. I like this book, but I don't like it either. Maybe it's because I think it's too regretful that it shouldn't have ended like this. Maybe my words are a bit messy and have no reason, just think that I am looking for a place to vent. Thank you to the author. It has been a long time since I had the patience to read and understand such a plain and true portrayal of feelings. I avoid such things, and maybe I will continue to avoid them in the future, but I am still grateful. At least at this moment, I am in reality.