Miss Lan

Sir, I would like to take the liberty to tell you my thoughts on this ending. I think this is really not what I want, and I think this ending is very unfair to Wei Liang. I don't know whether I didn't read it carefully or you didn't write it – after reading the ending, I came to the conclusion that this so-called Chang Huan has no memory of Wei Liang. She is a completely different person from Wei Liang. Without Wei Liang's character, experience, and life, is she still the person Su Yan wants to wait for? Isn't it that Su Yan wants that coolness with a hint of indifference in his pride? What about this one? Except that the so-called soul is the same, she is not Wei Liang, she is just another spiritual body. I feel that she has stolen Wei Liang's happiness. I don't know if InuYasha's influence on me was too deep. I think Wei Liang is as sad as Kikyo. Fortunately, she will never exist again, so she has no way of knowing that Su Yan has moved on to someone else in another form. I think it's really unfair. From the moment Wei Liang's soul reincarnated, the traces of Wei Liang's existence in the world have disappeared. She is no longer there. Reincarnation, to put it mildly, is a new life, but in fact, is it another kind of being pushed off the execution platform? After all, there is no more coolness in the world. I really feel that I can't like this kind of ending. I haven't thought of it before when I read novels, but recently I have been reading a lot of paradoxes and philosophy, and suddenly I feel that this is very similar to a paradox. The general meaning of that paradox is that a ship is constantly sailing and used under an ideal condition without major damage. Then day after day, all its parts are replaced one by one, not all at once, but bit by bit, until the last screw is replaced with a new one. So, is this ship still the same ship? I think this ending is just a false happy ending. Su Yan did get some relief, but was that his relief? I think the most important reason for a person's existence is her life experiences, memories, and emotions. However, Chang Huan can be said to be a substitute, a substitute whose materials remain unchanged. She is not Wei Liang. Su Yan betrayed Wei Liang without even realizing it. Just imagine, if there is a mistake and Chang Huan is not the reincarnation of Wei Liang, then Su Yan cannot see through the soul and he still regards her as Wei Liang. Who knows? After I read it, it was really the first time that I cried because of an ending that seemed so perfect. I felt that Wei Liang was not worth it. Wei Liang was actually long gone because her spiritual body had been wiped out of existence. Chang Huan was not her after all. If Su Yan suddenly thought of this one day, I can't imagine what would happen. This ending seems to give readers a perfect reunion, but in fact it is even more sadistic. Su Yan will be happy and sad only for this Chang Huan, and Wei Liang's memory will be replaced by Chang Huan's next existence. Fortunately, Wei Liang can no longer see it. This ending is too selfish. It only makes Su Yan and Chang Huan happy, and the author you. In fact, it is better to let Wei Liang fall down to the Zhuxian Terrace. Sorry, I may be a little biased and extreme, but I really feel sorry for Wei Liang.

It's good to finish it in one sentence. Hope to see you again in Jianghu!

Why is it called evil? Can't read

There is a typo of Zhang Yuexi. Alas, the mobile phone is really easy to leave messages. Ha ha

What does digression mean?

Wrong echo, written as compound

Wrong echo, written as compound

Mwah! Write well!

You deserve it for being a bitch!

Third Master, come and save Wei Liang~