Pingxie Erdaobaihe

After watching it again, I have to say Erdao Baihe is the God of Eternity. However, I really hope that Ping Xie can have a good ending. I keep thinking, will Wu Xie remember him in the end? Will Menyouping miss Wu Xie in the bronze door? In the end, maybe Wu Xie married a wife and had children, and Menyou Ping missed him alone in the bronze door, but Wu Xie still didn't remember his little brother...

I always feel lost

This article is very short, only more than 10,000 words, but it tells the story of Wu Xie's future. Although I was prepared for "a very sad bottle evil fanfic" before reading it, I still underestimated it. The author wrote a special post about Wu Xie's character. He can complain, be narcissistic, and quarrel with fat people. Just looking at this aspect, it seems that this is a good ending: Wu Xie concentrates on being a small boss and can go and have fun wherever he wants, without being trapped by the "truth" anymore. But there is one person missing in the story: Zhang Qiling. As a reader with a God's perspective, I understand how deep the bond between Zhang Qiling and Wu Xie is, so I cannot accept their future without each other. Wu Xie lost his memory. He couldn't remember anyone, his ups and downs story, or his brothers who were with him through life and death. But the moment I saw Zhang Qiling and those indifferent eyes, I still said, "I feel like I have known him for a long time." Even if Wu Xie has lost his memory, his relationship with Zhang Qiling is no different from before. One chattered and talked, the other listened patiently, a veritable "stuffy oil bottle". When I saw Wu Xie and Zhang Qiling chattering about his thoughts about the future, I felt funny and sad at the same time, because there was no place for Zhang Qiling at all. So why did Zhang Qiling take the initiative to kiss Wu Xie? That kiss was filled with farewell, pain, the regret of "I can no longer participate in your future", and the struggle of "I can't let you go". Maybe Wu Xie's avoidance was within reason, or maybe Zhang Qiling had no intention of letting Wu Xie remember him. He just wanted to take advantage of the last chance to see him again, because they would never see each other again. This reminds me of a saying that was very popular before: Is short-term companionship a curse or a salvation? Is this the best ending for Wu Xie? I guess there is no answer to this question. It can be said that Wu Xie is now stable, and he can bid farewell to the pain of the past; it can be said that a memory is incomplete without a piece of memory, not to mention that it was the most colorful part of Wu Xie's life; it can also be said that he will spend the rest of his life in deception. If he recovers his memory in the future, he will find that he has lost his belongings in this life. This amnesia was cruel to him and Zhang Qiling. Zhang Qiling chose to leave Wu Xie because he "traded my life for your innocence." During the last time he spent time with Wu Xie, what he saw was the pure, confident, easy-going, and bright Wu Xie. He would never frown because of anything again, and he would never be hurt again. But Wu Xie needs to pay for Zhang Qiling's departure. He needs to guard the door, even if there is little hope of seeing him again for the rest of his life. Even if he had to pay such a high price, Zhang Qiling left early the next morning. "There is a kind of person in the world called Wu Xie, and you have seen it for the first time in a hundred years." What Xu Lei said is particularly suitable for this situation. For some people, you are lucky to be able to travel with them. It was like reading a story destined to be a tragedy. I couldn't help but feel a sore nose while watching Ping Xie's interaction. When I saw Wu Xie later leaving Changbai Mountain and returning to Hangzhou, I burst into tears. The stamina is so great that it takes a while to catch up with you, and often tears fall before your brain can react. Fortunately, this is just a fanfic. Outside the story, Zhang Qiling and Wu Xie are very happy.