My story takes place in the late summer and early autumn of that year.
Wearing my favorite white cotton dress, I wandered aimlessly through the streets. Several times I passed that towering building, and several times I deliberately went around it. But in the end, I came back. I knew there was no escaping this ordeal.
Today, the person I love is getting married, but I am not the bride. I never thought such a clichéd story could happen to me, but it was all too real.
If I'd known from the start that this was how it would end, would I still have loved you?
Premise:
This ending is really true. . . Nothing is more important than living. If you want love, live and enjoy it. If you want to be successful, you have to be alive to be convincing. He wants revenge, but he also needs to be alive to act. . . So I don't understand what this self-destruction means. . .
Why did it end like this? It's obvious that the two people are in love.
After reading the whole article, there are so many fireworks. I have to admire your writing style. You have written a love story in such a beautiful and tragic way. I admire you so much. It is generally very difficult to write romance in the first person, and it is very easy to write it poorly. The opening of your article is eye-catching, because the sadness is revealed between the lines, making the readers sad, reluctant, and sighing at the mood of the heroine. The psychological description of the heroine is just right, and the mood is described in such detail that people who have been in love will find it even more sad. (It can be said to be sadistic, but I said that I am not too sensitive to sadistic feelings. I guess it is because I have been numbed by the gangsters.) Love is bound to happen in life, and the heroine Yixuan is no exception. Emotionally, women are always more unable to let go than men, and they are even more infatuated. Women are emotional creatures. In love, men are always hateful and women are pitiful. (Of course, the opposite situation is not ruled out, yes, but there are very few. Infatuated men are almost extinct these days, but of course there are still some, so take one in ten thousand) But relatively poor people must be hateful, and men and women in love are no exception. Everything has advantages and disadvantages. While lamenting the misery of the heroine, he will also ask her why she still can't let go. Seeing the male protagonist's expression, which may be sincere or just an excuse, makes people always hate the male protagonist, expecting to torture him to death, and hoping that he will not have a good ending. Whether the male protagonist really regrets and whether he sincerely wants to redeem himself, even though every word of his words seems to be sincere and affectionate, it still cannot change the readers' stereotype of him. It can be said that you have successfully created the image of the male protagonist as a heartless person. Men always say that women are cheap, but who knows that men are even meaner? They will only know the beauty of the other person after they have lost it, and will want to cherish it. At the beginning, I became interested because I couldn't conquer her. I worked hard and chased after the woman because I couldn't get her. When I got her, I didn't cherish her. I dumped her with a random excuse when I found a new love. Only when you regret it do you know how good a woman is, but it is too late and there is no time to save it. It can be said that you are not aware of the blessings in the midst of blessings. Nowadays, most romances show this truth, especially the dialogues. I often kill time and read some short stories. Most of them follow this trend. I never cherished the woman when I was in my hands. I regretted it after they separated and only found out that the woman was his true love. However, most of the endings are happy reunions that have been saved. In reality, there are several pairs of lovers who have been successfully saved. It can only be said that novels are always people's dreams. People hope that things that are impossible to happen in reality will come true in novels. [Like a beautiful couple, like a fleeting time, we can go back to the past, but we cannot go back to the beginning] Imagine if the male protagonist regains the female protagonist's love, will it still be as beautiful and sweet as before? Realistically never. Fireworks. You actually determined the final ending to be the heroine's self-destruction. What can I say? The ending is not an accident, but after reading it, what I hope to see more is that the heroine has a significant other who loves her or that she finally lets go and starts her beautiful life again. If this kind of destruction were to be put in reality, I would BS this kind of woman. Emotions are not everything in our lives. Sometimes it is more hateful to be unable to let go. The bitter heroine wins the readers' sympathy rather than their love. In reality, such a woman is not popular, and it is only in the world of novels that people can feel injustice for her. The indifference of reality will only make such a woman feel more disdainful. Of course, this only exists in reality. Well, I digressed and went back to the novel. (Forgive me for digressing, but it suddenly occurred to me that if such a male protagonist were my friend, I would beat him up mercilessly, then complain about him, turn around and leave with my friend, let him know and see clearly that he is not worthy of my friend and not the person he dumped. Well, the fireworks are huge, you can endlessly ignore this slightly violent digression) After all, fate is like water. Things are different, people are not the same, everything is different, and the past cannot be pursued. A person's life is just a matter of not being able to think about it, let go, see through it, and forget it. The heroine's memories make people envy its beauty and trace its tragic consequences. The inability to let go of feelings is simply because the heroine's obsession is still there. The oldest saying is that when people asked Buddha why he couldn't let go even though he was in great pain, Buddha replied that he would definitely let go if the pain was extreme. You are holding a cup of hot water in your hand. When you pour the water, it overflows the teacup. If the boiling water drips on your hand, will you still be unable to put it down? The same is true for feelings. It is precisely because she can't let go that the heroine feels heartbroken when she sees the hero has a new love and cannot face it. However, it is easier said than done to think openly, and the repeated persuasion of others is not as thorough as the heroine's own enlightenment. [Broken memories, broken memories, broken memories] There are many memory fragments in the article, which make people lament the beauty of their love. The narration technique is well used and very appropriate, allowing readers to follow your words to recall and imagine the happiness of the couple in love. A relationship, no matter how much joy it brings to people, will also bring people how much pain it will cause in the end. Everything is relative. The heroine fully realizes this. There is a sentence from her in the tattoo that I like very much. "Precipitated love can be shaken; but dusty love should never be opened again" because it is a wound. The happy ending has its charm and beauty, and the necessarily tragic ending also has its own unique charm, which is a taste that the happy ending cannot achieve. I don't think this ending is bad. Although I hope there will be a good ending in my heart, as far as this article is concerned, once the ending is changed to a happy ending, it will not be very attractive. So the fireworks are huge. You are very wise to choose to write this ending. (Applause, applaud, praise you little red flower, haha.) [If life were just like the first time we met] The fate of the world is always like water, and tears are rarely needed. How can we spend a lifetime of love? Don't be sentimental, for love will hurt yourself. The male protagonist is the heroine's romantic calamity, and only love calamity is the most sad. Since ancient times, heroes have been saddened by beauty, and it is not for nothing that a concubine riding in the world of mortals laughs. The male protagonist is Yixuan's disaster, which creates her obsession. This ending of the female protagonist gives people infinite extensions. Will the male protagonist be in pain and shed tears after knowing it, and suffer for a lifetime, or will he slowly look down on it and forget about it? All unknowable and uncertain factors, even if he was in pain at the time, in the end the male protagonist will still have another happy life. The girl is a mark in his heart, nothing more, and it does not rule out that he will really regret it for the rest of his life, being single. One flower, one world, one leaf, one pursuit. A song and a sigh, a lifetime for one person. Send a song to Yi Xuan, no matter who gathers or disperses at the end of the song. At the end, the fireworks are huge. I like your poignant writing style very much. I don't know how your joyful writing style is, hahaha.
Fireworks, we can't end up like this The female protagonist is so heart-wrenching and the male protagonist hasn't been abused yet. I want to see him being tortured, preferably to the point of death,
Male protagonist, does this count as hurting two women?? He obviously loves Xuanxuan, but he still thinks that she is just a shadow to him. When his ex-girlfriend comes back, he can't wait to pounce on her. After I got together with Fei'er, I regretted it and felt that I actually loved Xuan Xuan, and then I went back to look for her. But why does he think that he has to be waiting for him behind his back? Abuse him, abuse him, abuse him!!!!
Precipitated love can be shaken up; but dusty love should never be opened again. I love this!!
Can I curse?? Dumped the heroine, ran away with his ex-girlfriend, slept with his ex-girlfriend in his arms and still called the heroine's name, After he went abroad with his ex-girlfriend, he still insisted on stabbing the heroine!! It's terrible!!!
The heroine feels so sorry for her. The relationship she had during her college years was just a shadow of someone else's. The male protagonist wants to break up without saying a word, and even shows off his sweetness with his new girlfriend. . I really don't know whether I should call him dedicated or ruthless!!
How beautiful the memories were, but how painful it is to recall them later. The male protagonist just left a note and abandoned the female protagonist, what a scumbag!
I don't like this ending. . . Don't like it. . . When Chen Yu looked back later, he also felt that Yixuan would not agree to be with him again, but why did he slit his wrists? Wouldn't Nuan Nuan be so sad that she would die? Well, she has Shao Nan with her. When did your sister write this? So depressing and breathless. . . Love is so hard and tiring. . . But many of the descriptions in it are so apt and detailed, I like it~haha~~