One Hundred Thousand Whys [Infinite]

The reader with the screen name Shiwan sent his mother to the nursing home, and it was his father who was brought back... Unfortunately, the ending was too hasty.

The story begins to reach its climax, the brother comes out, the CP starts to move, the story of the important supporting characters comes out, and then it ends...

Shi Ren was written as Shi Jian, and in "Killing One Hundred Thousand", it was the mother who was sent to the nursing home and the father who was brought back? What's the point of writing the ending?

The ending was a little rushed, but the whole story was really good to watch. Ye Fen and Mao Shiqi were so touching.

The ending is a bit sloppy, but every short story in the process is still as good as the author has always been, just not as good as before, but it can be written and completed.

Ah, actually it feels like the whole article has been cut in half, but except for the finale, it's still very interesting... QAQ

What a pity. It looked so good at the beginning, but ended up being anticlimactic in the end. It was so rushed.

Emmmm, to be honest, I didn't understand the ending. Why did 100,000 disappear? What happened during the ninth thunder? Why did 100,000 disappear after the ninth thunder? The ending is so weird

The unit story in it was really enjoyable to read, but the ending was too hasty, and it felt like it was over all of a sudden after the climax. But I really like Mao Qiwu, the last one means that the old zombie and the heroine emmm have that intention. That's it, it feels weird to have a "father's love gone bad" type. All in all, I still like it after finishing it in a short period of time. It is worth reading the copies inside.

(This review contains spoilers) It was very good after reading it. I felt that the choice Seventeen made in the end was in line with the core values ​​of socialism, just like what the author coded in the previous chapters: she just didn't have the chance to become a mother, and it was the criminal who made the mistake. I feel that from the author's later description of "One Hundred Thousand" through the protagonist, he is like a depraved criminal. Therefore, what Seventeen did in the end was logically self-consistent. If it really followed the early setting of the ending of be, the ending might not be so acceptable. Thanks to the author, a very wonderful novel.