It's Obviously a Sad Article, Why Does It Feel Like a Good Article to Me?
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Appreciating Mrs. Ye's letting go of the past, Mr. Ye learned the truth. The scumbag was spoiled by Mrs. Ye and was kept in the dark. As a normal father who "learned" the "truth" about losing his child so carelessly, he would treat the other party like this, right? But she lost too much...
The story is actually quite short and can be read in more than an hour. More than twenty chapters tell the life story of Mrs. Ye and Mr. Ye. Mrs. Ye really loved Mr. Ye too much, even more than she loved herself. It was too much for her to bear on her own. It was hard to imagine a mother losing the child she had with the person she loved most, and then aborting it first and then taking out the kidney. Because he was afraid that Mr. Ye couldn't bear it, he lied. Even if he hated himself, he didn't want him to get hurt... Mr. Ye's failure to find out the truth was also an old cliché that the plot required [face covering]. Moreover, this poor guy was kept in the dark and got a lot of success. Many people said it was very sadistic. I read the whole book without tears, and it was very calm. It's not that I'm cold-blooded, maybe I'm used to watching sadistic stories, or maybe I didn't empathize with the plot here, so my face was expressionless. But the ending was pretty good. The male protagonist learned the truth and found the correct answer. "Mrs. Ye" who didn't bother him anymore was very happy. Reincarnation and soul travel were outrageous, but if not, Mr. Ye wouldn't be able to survive, right? The author is still very soft-hearted. Moreover, the returning "Mrs. Ye" also put aside the past and started a new life, which I appreciate very much. In the end, they are all still "alive" and living their own lives, which is a kind of comfort for Wei Li, right?
