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Let's take a look at Fanfan's old articles. Every one of Fanfan's novels has interesting and profound concepts, but the concept of this one really surprised me. Fanfan is such a talented woman. Let's get right to the point. I'm here to go against the grain. I think both endings are true. Let's talk about Xiao Zao first. She is perseverant, brave and kind. She will stand in front of Zhao Dongqi and prevent him from committing crimes. She will go up to the podium and turn off the projector projecting Zhao Dongqi's life experience and tell him that it will be over. (To be honest, if it were me, I would also fall in love with the female protagonist) She suffered from the infamy and misunderstanding of everyone, and she was in pain and chose the male protagonist regardless of her own safety. She is responsible, loyal, and of extremely high quality. Even when she is tortured to the point of wanting to die, she will still slap the male protagonist and say, "I want a normal love." She will seriously tell the male protagonist that she is tempted, but she is loyal to her heart and takes care of her feelings. But she is also timid, evasive, blind, considers things one-sided, and does not consider the long-term and comprehensive. She will not consider taking regret medicine after the confession is rejected. She will be entangled in being delayed in obviously incorrect friendships and one-sided misunderstandings of the world. She is contradictory and real, just like thousands of us, ordinary but never ordinary. These two endings are like the world of difference between her and us. But the most interesting thing is that both endings point directly to the same meaning. The difference is that one is a profound and witty satire, and the other is a beautiful advice and reflection. "There are still regret medicines in the world. A regret medicine is worth a thousand dollars; a regret medicine is priceless. The medicine of regret is so precious, so please remember: the time you have now is worth a thousand dollars. The present time is your priceless treasure. " "There is no need for regret medicine in the world, and all your efforts and efforts will not be wasted. God has arranged pain as a necessity for growth, and then gives you love and time to heal it. " If you had the regret medicine, what would you do?

Ah, but I think this ending is more realistic. Xiaozao took the regret medicine before without knowing the consequences. The third time she ate it by mistake, and was fed by Aizawa later. Now that she knew what the regret medicine would bring, I don't think she would choose to take it. After all, she was not prepared to regret it. After finally losing all her memories, she remembered again. She shouldn't choose to forget again. That would be too scary.

The setting of the regret medicine is the main reason that drove me to start watching it. In life, I will experience many things. When I look back, I will inevitably have the thought of "if only I had...". I always think: If there was really a regret medicine, I would definitely not be like this. But, does having a regret medicine really make life better? Zhuang Xiaozao's first regret medicine started from a childhood agreement, the second time was due to an unexpected confession, and the third time was an unexpected accident. The next regret medicine was Aizawa's obsession that he couldn't express. What particularly surprises me here is the retention of Aizawa's memory. I have also tried to imagine that if Aizawa, like other people, also lost his memory in the regret medicine, Zhuang Xiaozao's story would be different. After thinking about it, "So", if a boy similar to Xiangze appeared in Zhuang Xiaozao's campus life, she would probably hand over a confession letter with a blushing face; if a boy similar to Xiangze confessed to Zhuang Xiaozao, she would also fall in love with him wholeheartedly. Because, from the beginning to the end, Zhuang Xiaozao is Zhuang Xiaozao. She may swallow the regret medicine when her first confession fails, or she may risk her own life when she falls in love. Because of the regret medicine, she may be the stupidest love idiot and the strongest love warrior. There is no medicine for regret in real life. Regret for the life you have experienced is not a denial of the past, a kind of self-exile. People always want to do it again, but time moves forward. When memory is not enough to support the wandering of fantasy in time, the gaps in time will cut off everything, leaving only the repeated struggle of obsession. As for the ending, I am more attracted to the [true ending]. As mentioned in the article, the concept of regret medicine is that people refuse to face it and want to deny the scarred selves in the past. It is the cowardice of the coward, facing the confusion and fear of the road ahead, but is it really so unbearable now? Yes, maybe we are not beautiful jade and dare not ponder it, but we may also be beautiful jade, so we cannot be mediocre. Maybe the sea defines shells as pearls; maybe time defines coal as diamonds, then we can also define ourselves as having no regrets. On the road of life, some things are like a thorn in the heart, which can easily make people bleed and bloody, but the fact is that everyone is crossing the river by feeling the stones. No one knows whether there is a treasure or an abyss ahead. Life seems to be an endless stream of multiple-choice questions. Each time is to prepare for the next time, and each time is to meet a better self. Regret is common, but we are most afraid of dwelling on the past. The loneliness we are experiencing is called confusion, and the loneliness we have experienced is called growth. So, please don't feel regretful. Every step we take is actually brilliant.

It turns out that you have been interested in writing sadistic stories since your first novel.

Although the ending of he is great, I really like the ending of be! So deep!

Seeing it at two o'clock in the morning, I felt a little sad. The author has indeed made great progress compared to his current level a few years ago. Very good idea. The image of the heroine is very thin, very facial and label-like. The male protagonist's personality changes and changes, but he is also too abnormal. The whole story has a gloomy tone, superficial love, and logical loopholes. There is obvious improvement in the next few articles.

The author writes very philosophically about life. I often regretted it before, but it was regret that made me who I am now!

I don't care, this should be the end

It's well written, but it's just the kind of sadism that I can't stand. It's really sad after all

After watching The Second Regret Pill, I couldn't help but watch the ending first. It's so miserable [crying]