The charm of short stories lies in this kind of "lightweight freedom" - there is no need to carry the foreshadowing and logical closure of a long story. Each story is like an independent seed. Some people think it is amazing when it breaks ground, and some people think it is bored and panicked in the ground. This is all normal.
If you like it, pick it up and put it in your pocket, take it out and take a look at it at your leisure, and you can taste it; if you don't like it, just wave your hand and go around without delaying your journey. Just like going to the night market, some people like sweet food, and some people like spicy food. Everyone gets what they want without having to compromise. This is probably the most comfortable posture for a short story. Every story is a temporarily opened door. Behind the door are the fears, regrets and unspoken obsessions deep in the human heart. There is no need to trace the source, just hold your breath when you turn the page of the book - because the "abnormality" in the next story may be hiding in a corner around you.
