Wei believes that his life should be a stage play, and the final outcome must end in tragedy. It's not because her prologue is so tragic, but maybe it's an underlying perception. This perception is like a seed wrapped with uneasy inducements and is rooted in her journey in the first half of her life. In fact, her experience in the first half of her life is not tragic but rather dull and ordinary. It is precisely because of her limited and ordinary experience that determines her short, water-like years - either passing in the ordinary and then evaporating, or washing away everything left desolate and dead in the huge waves. She is the kind of person who has always been extreme. Even if she consciously restrains this ferocious beast and hides it, fate is so magical. The foreshadowing laid from the beginning will always break out one day.