[Bluebeard] On the Chances of a Happy Ending for Someone with Peculiar Taste

It's been many years, so I'm reading it again. Although the logic of this book is not perfect, it was really perfect back then. I couldn't calm down after reading Blue Beard.

It's really fake and very disappointing. The heroine was deliberately written like this. I just want to say that it is dull and the character lacks a soul. The author set the heroine to do this just to highlight the specialness of the heroine. If I were to control this character, first of all, this character is pathological. What is normal in her eyes is abnormal in the eyes of others. She prefers looks like Bluebeard, but the author It is repeatedly emphasized that the heroine thinks that the butler is handsome, but she does not like people with this kind of appearance. I wonder if a person with aesthetic pathology, who uses Bluebeard's appearance as a standard, will look at things with normal people's aesthetics. Secondly, it is repeatedly emphasized that the heroine thinks that the butler is handsome, but she is not good at it, and then uses her bad attitude towards the butler to set off her love for Bluebeard. Every time she expresses her love for Bluebeard. It shows his disgust for the butler. The butler thinks about the heroine from his own point of view and feels that the heroine is obsessed with him. Later, when the misunderstanding is solved, he immediately falls in love with the heroine. I just want to say that it is too deliberate. And this housekeeper is probably not a blind straight man who thinks that everyone must like you. The third heroine in the later stage is simply a hypocrite. She feels a bit silly and sweet, stupid, and the second Fourth, this ending has no twists and turns. Didn't the heroine like Bluebeard? Why did the butler immediately accept it and go to bed with him as soon as he revealed that he was Bluebeard? I am really speechless. Sister, do you really like Bluebeard? What you actually like is not his face but his title. As long as you call him Bluebeard, you can like anyone. You even hate the butler extremely before. I thought the butler killed Bluebeard, but you accepted it when the butler revealed that he was Bluebeard. I'm really speechless. Fifth, this setting is very good, but Bluebeard is just Bluebeard. Why is he suddenly not a good person at the end? Why is there only a bad reputation spread about him in this territory? He has done so many things in this context. He is very awesome. Anyone would brag about it. But why does no one know? The popular science of veterans is just to whitewash the male protagonist for readers. Since the author feels that the image of Bluebeard is not good enough, he should not set it up. It is really embarrassing to use this identity and forcibly praise him. In fact, Normally speaking, what the veteran said doesn't work at all. You are so great and have done so many things, but you have killed people. Although those people have their own problems and evil intentions, the male protagonist also seduced them. He intentionally led them to see their hypocrisy and then killed them. This is an indisputable fact. He is not a good guy in fairy tales, as is well known in fairy tales. Bluebeard is not. Why should a good character be recast? Sixthly, this ending is forced. The author wrote it just because he wanted to. It was written by the author forcibly according to his own will, rather than the plot guided by the character. The previous setting was that the heroine was a little sick, a little yandere, and crazy about Bluebeard. Normally, the heroine would have the following choices after knowing 1. Kill the male protagonist and take away Bluebeard's mask, commit suicide or leave with Bluebeard's mask, so that she can be with Bluebeard. 2. For example, he kills the male protagonist in his sleep while sleeping with him. 3. Coax the male protagonist to put on the Bluebeard mask and marry him at the wedding. This way he can fulfill the wedding that Bluebeard said. There are countless developments, but none of them are possible. This ending is just what the author wrote. The heroine's choice can never be like this, because she loves Bluebeard and not the housekeeper. They are two different people.

Hey, I'm more looking forward to the heroine stabbing the hero to death out of anger and wearing the Bluebeard mask for the rest of her life.

The story of Sethia and her beloved mask and mask stand. END.

I want to read the story of Witch B... This ending is really speechless 233333

The heroine is so cute. This article is so well written. I like it very much. I saw other comments saying that the heroine's unusual aesthetics are a different kind of facial control, which doesn't sound good. I just want to say that aesthetics and likes are very private feelings. It's your business if you can't accept it or understand it. You can't represent other people's thoughts. There are always people who can resonate with the heroine. Your article is very well written. I like you!

The subject matter is novel, and it would be more interesting if the male protagonist was not good-looking. The heroine has unusual aesthetics, and finally accepted the appearance of the housekeeper (who was ugly in her eyes), which shows that she really likes this person, no matter how beautiful or ugly he is.

I like it, it feels like a fairy tale

In fact, they are just beauty-controllers. What is the difference between them and those fiancées who fall in love with the housekeeper?

The heroine begins to fall in love with Blue Beard but hates the butler. They are obviously the same person. Doesn't this mean that the heroine is also a person who cares about appearance? It's just an aesthetic problem. The heroine's emotions are a bit inexplicable to me, after all, I never believe in love at first sight. But this article is very interesting and novel.