I know that people always like happy stories, but I am afraid that the imperfect ending will make people cry. Momiyahara is the same way. When reading a story, you must first read the beginning and ending. If the hero and the goddess are together, then continue reading. Otherwise, stop at the most perfect moment of the story and ignore it.
The popular saying at that time was that a certain little fairy was noticed by a superior god and took care of him. He ignored everything and went to hell for her. No matter what beauty was in front of him, he was indifferent. She was willing to be shattered into pieces just by looking back at her. Mumu knew these plots by heart, and she just wished she could become a female fairy in the book, meet a certain god, and then wander around the world with her. At that time, I was still laughing at Mumu. Even if a pear tree spirit was favored by the gods, I would probably be burned to death by the jealousy of other fairies.
So, a hundred years later, I looked at the desolate palace alone, with silence and oppressive whiteness everywhere, and suddenly I laughed out loud. It's great, this kind of sadness is just suitable for one person to enjoy alone.
No cheating, HE.