Why did she commit suicide? She's just letting that fickle man get away with it. She should become a ghost and go find him.
... You're lazy. Why didn't you write something longer?
You're so lazy.
The ghost's words make sense.
It's just that people can be very strong. Only character can be truly strong.
At times, life is exceptionally fragile. At other times, it is beyond human control.
In a way, Yan's death highlights a sense of regret. Or perhaps, a punishment—for those who are wavering, unappreciative, or ambiguous.
However, I also really like the kind of woman described in ghost stories. Maybe I'll try writing one myself sometime.
I didn't particularly like the story at first, but I started to like it when I saw Yan Yan know the whole story from the beginning. I just love women like that—calm, genuine, wanting to give her husband a chance, and ultimately having the courage to face her mistakes. Therefore, I personally believe that a woman like that wouldn't commit suicide.
Finished watching it~`
It seems the author was in a rather melancholic state of mind when writing this story.
Actually, the story itself is pretty good.
If you have any good stories to recommend in the future, please feel free to recommend them to me~~~hehe
Ah, thank you so much for reading.
I got too lazy later on. The writing is very vague. The entire focus is on that dialogue; I tried to express objectivity using the most subjective language, so that everyone sees the male and female protagonists differently. Okay, just consider this my excuse.
First, I bow again.
I think it might be because the story is too short. The beginning was okay, but the plot development wasn't described very well later on.
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Why did she commit suicide? She's just letting that fickle man get away with it. She should become a ghost and go find him.
... You're lazy. Why didn't you write something longer? You're so lazy.
The ghost's words make sense. It's just that people can be very strong. Only character can be truly strong. At times, life is exceptionally fragile. At other times, it is beyond human control. In a way, Yan's death highlights a sense of regret. Or perhaps, a punishment—for those who are wavering, unappreciative, or ambiguous. However, I also really like the kind of woman described in ghost stories. Maybe I'll try writing one myself sometime.
I didn't particularly like the story at first, but I started to like it when I saw Yan Yan know the whole story from the beginning. I just love women like that—calm, genuine, wanting to give her husband a chance, and ultimately having the courage to face her mistakes. Therefore, I personally believe that a woman like that wouldn't commit suicide.
Finished watching it~` It seems the author was in a rather melancholic state of mind when writing this story. Actually, the story itself is pretty good. If you have any good stories to recommend in the future, please feel free to recommend them to me~~~hehe
Ah, thank you so much for reading. I got too lazy later on. The writing is very vague. The entire focus is on that dialogue; I tried to express objectivity using the most subjective language, so that everyone sees the male and female protagonists differently. Okay, just consider this my excuse. First, I bow again.
I think it might be because the story is too short. The beginning was okay, but the plot development wasn't described very well later on.