The Mirror of Parting and Reunion

It's so frustrating, and the main reason for that is that the character of Xu Deyan was left unresolved for too long.

This perspective is quite unique.

I like Fei Hua's writing, perhaps because of the subtle, unspoken sorrow that lingers in my mind after reading it. Life is like this, unrelated to you or me, unrelated to love; everything is a cruel twist of fate. Once missed, it's gone forever, there are no "what ifs."

Fei Hua's stories always feature two male protagonists. One is someone you love and understand, but you can never be together. The other is a kind of ambiguous love, like the kind that most of us encounter in most situations.

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Sigh, I wish we could be together.

I love how the author portrays these two people from this perspective. Each of those historical figures and their names could be the subject of countless stories, and Yang Guang and Chen Zhen in this piece are among my favorites. Flowers!

I hate Chen Zhen and Yang Guang. They're so sentimental. They've become like this because of a woman.

Ultimately, it was a helpless situation, a regrettable one!

What you can't have is always the best.