A Little Thing Called Love

It was so well written and so sad that it made me feel bad. But I do hope that the ending is to shoot Yang Fan to death and then commit suicide. Staying in this world like this really feels like life is worse than death, not only psychologically, but also physically. It's so cruel.

The so-called justice is based on miserable wives. It's so miserable.

The story between the police and the police has always been my favorite. If it is more realistic, they will definitely not be together in the end. But I still prefer HE. I have always felt that it is difficult to write a story about male and female protagonists facing each other because it will be difficult to deal with the ending after being tortured like this. Such an ending is very sad for the female protagonist. Although she is alive, it is more painful than death. She killed the person she loved most with her own hands and became addicted to drugs. It doesn't matter if the police can't do it. Who will save her when the drug addict becomes addicted in the future? It is better to commit suicide when shooting the male protagonist, so that at least they can die together, eh. . . . . Like Fang Tianya, I was depressed for a whole month

How are justice and evil defined? I think it's just a matter of different ways of living. What kind of evil is hidden in what we think of as justice? Who understands whose sorrow~

Really well written! So heartbroken

As you can imagine, the final ending is really cruel, but it's also a bit cruel for the sake of torture.

Sometimes the more righteous the image, the filthier the things wrapped up

Is Mr. Yang the big boss?

It's cruel, so I still refuse to watch "Insidious" even though I heard that the process is very funny.

Well, I couldn't help but think of the way Xiao Cong sang this song.