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Jinfei really makes me feel distressed. Too cruel
This article is so bad, a good young couple was misunderstood. . Too bad
I went and saw the last picture in broad daylight that made my hair stand on end.
Ye Ge makes me wonder what to do! It is best not to meet such a man!
Although every story hits my sad point... But this one is the most sad = = It's so dark that I can't stand it... It's so sad = =
How would it feel if Ye Ge was arranged to know the truth? The two sisters were wrong, but was he right?
This should be Kong Kong's 2008 article. The five stories are very twists and turns. Kong Kong put a certain amount of effort into imagining them. Each story is very exciting. These protagonists have one thing in common, that is, they cannot let go. Buddha said, explore, let go, and be at ease. But Buddha is a person from the past, and people are future Buddhas. Human beings are in the present moment, and how can they break through and let go of their mortal bodies. The beautiful woman in the tattoo shop said that the patterns she tattooed on these people were the desires in their hearts. This is understandable. Everyone has desires, but some people's desires are too extreme and persistent, and they turn into obsessions. The obsession with love, by accident, will cause many tragedies. The second story and the fifth story touched me the most. The second story is a tragedy of a strange combination of circumstances. It could be made into a movie. I think it is the most brilliant of the five stories. The fifth story is also very regrettable. Could it be that the bowl of noodles at the end was made of human flesh? I don't know why, but I can especially understand Jingnu. Her last behavior was very tragic. I often think that if you love someone too much, you might as well kill him or her, so that he will never betray you, and you will never have to worry about other women provoking him, or that he will stop loving you when you get old. In fact, the word love cannot escape the tattoo on everyone's body. They long for love and are hurt by love. Some people's revenge behaviors may seem crazy, unreasonable or even perverted, but when people are desperate, they can't help but exile their reason. But we should also see that there are still some shining points of humanity in these stories, such as forgiveness and forgiveness, such as persistence in love. In this materialistic world, luckily there is still love that keeps people nostalgic and paying attention. Otherwise, if even love cannot move people and make them risk everything for it, then this world would still be somewhat like a human world.
I was attracted to this introduction when I saw it, what a great article! Although it was a bit chilling to watch. It feels a lot like Hell Girl and Pawnshop No. 8. Needless to say, Sa's writing style exudes a cold and depressing atmosphere throughout the entire article. There are five stories in this article. My favorite is "Floating Dream", the most appreciated is "Wei Huan", the most gratifying is "Dan Lu", the most lamentable is "Standing Girl", and the most regrettable is "The End of Beauty". I always feel that the author Fang Fei Jin's writing is too cruel. After all, Jin Fei did nothing wrong, it was them who were wrong, so they deserve to die. The story can end when Fei gets her own identity back. Although killing is wrong after all, even though the two Bingtilian plants should be symbiotic, she has lost too much. She just wants them to pay the price, and she just wants to get back what belongs to her. If you do something wrong, you should be punished. It's so unfair that they don't die! As for Danlu, she didn't kill Tian west in the end because he said he was sorry. Sometimes, an apology can save a lot. However, even if Tian west is alive, the nightmare will still continue. And Jingnu's love was too persistent, more persistent than Weihuan, but not as unscrupulous as Weihuan who burned everything like fire, so she eventually destroyed herself.
It was my favorite novel back then. The plot was great.
Why do I feel that a sharp, charming and charming young man like Sheng Miyin is the dream dish of a middle-aged woman like me?