Five Hundred Glances Back, Expanded Edition

In fact, sometimes you should give up when you should give up. Xiaojia's departure may also be a relief for JOE But the ending is unclear, and it doesn't say whether Xiaojia died. Love like Forever love doesn't have to be shown. You can put it in JOE's heart, but why torture JOE and JOY? A kind of implicit love that cannot be called love that makes Zhan heartache. But I still like it very much

Can't you change the ending? It's really sad to see it

I have to say this is my favorite book I watched it 4 times in total. I felt really depressed after watching it. Why is the ending so sad? So depressed

Is the title of each chapter an English song title?

Depressed… I finally found the ending and wanted to take a look, but I was pushed to the ice cellar by the red warning above! ! !

Seeing the ending, it's really... The stories my sister has written recently don't have very good endings...

It's almost impossible to see the ending...

Sister Alice, the final ending does not herald Xiaojia's departure:) When writing the final ending, I asked my dad for his opinion, and he said of course we should keep everything as usual. So I wrote about what Joe did when Xiaojia's situation changed over the past two years. Just like in the past, he chose to bring Xiaojia back from the brink of death without hesitation. No matter how weak or shaken he is, his forever love is still Xiaojia. My English is really poor, especially grammar. If there is anything that needs correction, remember to tell me. Thank you for following this article :)

I watched the original version two years ago. When I read it again, I felt that there were a lot of changes. Maybe it was my misunderstanding. After all, my mood had changed. The article is much richer in comparison, but there are traces of deliberateness. For example, when I read the original version, I would understand JOE's difficulties and feel helpless about the ending. But after reading the new chapters, especially his psychological description, I had a strong feeling that I wanted to scream (exaggerated : P). How could he be so cowardly! Avoiding problems! Looking for excuses! Even if Yingfeng JJ repeatedly reminded him (seeing a painting, or an old movie), I couldn't help but feel that he was indeed giving himself a noble aura, called commitment. The last chapter foreshadows Xiaojia's departure, but so what? Make JOE a VICTIM? Both lovers have given up on him, SO? Is this paragraph unnecessary? If I had to find any faults, they would probably be a few minor mistakes in English (sorry, I am quite sensitive about this due to academic reasons), and some inaccuracies in description. This is the earliest Yingfeng JJ work that I have seen, so since I was deeply impressed, my expectations for the revised version have naturally increased. JJ, please keep up the good work, and I will continue to pay attention to your works. Good luck in finding a job.

But maybe this is Yingfeng JJ's original intention.