Su Sansheng in "The Sparrow" is a cruel, yandere but pervertedly handsome character. In the end, he ends up miserable. He doesn't get anything he pursues. Even the white moonlight and sunflower are nothing but lies and deception. If Su Sansheng was allowed to choose his life again, what would be his ending? Will he still be attached to the white moonlight in his fantasy? Or choose the brightest red cinnabar mole?
Yu Manli in "The Pretender" is a tragic heroine with a miserable life experience. She is a flawless jade covered in dust, but she has an admiration and attachment for the male protagonist like strong wine, and finally sacrifices for love. If she was given another chance to hold warmth in her hands, would she hold on tightly?
In the end, in troubled times, where do they choose?
In the end, can we stay together amidst the intrigues and intrigues?
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Su Sansheng in "The Sparrow" and Yu Manli in "The Pretender" were greatly matched by the author! That's right, it's so willful! Because I like them!
Don't worry, Su Sansheng, in this article of mine, is not a bad person. . . (Forgive me for taking such a firm stand!)
The author is slow to warm up and writes slowly. . .