Many romance novels, probably to take care of the emotions of our readers, are devoted to plots in which the male protagonist loves the female protagonist but cannot, and empathizes with another similar woman. A certain cat is no exception, and this kind of plot is great.
Recently, I have realized something else. Not to mention how unfortunate the substitute is; especially for men, it is no less painful than torture, right? Although you see someone other than that person every day, there is always a living thing in front of you to remind you that there is a lack in your heart that will never be completed. From God's perspective, the only one who is satisfied is the heroine who wants nothing. Because of her pain, she has the priority to control others. Author's reply:
Thank you for your message. The question raised by your Excellency is a very interesting one.
In fact, this extra story is vulgar and tacky, so maybe it would be better not to have it. There are too many plots of this kind of "the male protagonist loves the female protagonist but can't help but empathizes with another similar woman". Of course, this kind of plot is not without good works, but my writing is really bad and I feel ashamed. I should be considered one of those people who fails very much in following the crowd.
As for God's perspective, it seems that it was originally supposed to refer to the third person (?), But now its meaning seems to be similar to Marysue. This is a problem I try to avoid now (I had a lot of Marysue feelings, shame, and tears in the past). Hope there is some progress.
Comments are enhanced. Thanks again.
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Many romance novels, probably to take care of the emotions of our readers, are devoted to plots in which the male protagonist loves the female protagonist but cannot, and empathizes with another similar woman. A certain cat is no exception, and this kind of plot is great. Recently, I have realized something else. Not to mention how unfortunate the substitute is; especially for men, it is no less painful than torture, right? Although you see someone other than that person every day, there is always a living thing in front of you to remind you that there is a lack in your heart that will never be completed. From God's perspective, the only one who is satisfied is the heroine who wants nothing. Because of her pain, she has the priority to control others. Author's reply: Thank you for your message. The question raised by your Excellency is a very interesting one. In fact, this extra story is vulgar and tacky, so maybe it would be better not to have it. There are too many plots of this kind of "the male protagonist loves the female protagonist but can't help but empathizes with another similar woman". Of course, this kind of plot is not without good works, but my writing is really bad and I feel ashamed. I should be considered one of those people who fails very much in following the crowd. As for God's perspective, it seems that it was originally supposed to refer to the third person (?), But now its meaning seems to be similar to Marysue. This is a problem I try to avoid now (I had a lot of Marysue feelings, shame, and tears in the past). Hope there is some progress. Comments are enhanced. Thanks again.