The Good Old Days of the Sixties

I persisted in order to see what happened to Qin Feng and Xu Fei, but the ending was anticlimactic. It's too bad to write

Many comments said that liking Xu Fei was abrupt, but it was not true. The author wrote it, but many people probably didn't understand it. Xu's mother said that suddenly the younger one they didn't like drowned, and the one who stayed around had a second personality because of guilt. In fact, this is a reminder that the older one is the one who died, and the younger one is the one who survived. If they don't like the younger one, let the younger one become what they like, and if they like the older one, let the older one become what they hate, so Personally, I think Xu Fei is always sober and plays another person soberly. Otherwise, how could an upright, kind and enthusiastic person easily accept the bad side of the heroine? Otherwise, how could Xu Fei help the heroine when they first met? So the heroine always liked Xu Fei, because later she figured out that they are the same person, not a split personality. Qin is a character played by Xu Fei, so he accepted it very quickly! So what the heroine emphasizes in the ending is that you are the only one

It takes more than two million to explain everything, but there is no emotional line or career line. I think it was just right for the heroine to sneak into Hong Kong at the beginning. Why go back and deal with all the mess? In the end, she still has nothing.

The reason why I feel regretful about the appendix is ​​mainly because the emotions were all brushed off and there was no interaction, whether it was in life or psychology, which made people inexplicably end up like that. This article has always been weak in terms of emotional descriptions. I skipped through at least half of the content.

It's a very good article, but it's so bad. It's a pity that I spent so much money?

This... Is a bit of a baffling ending

The first part is very exciting, but after I finished reading it, I wanted to ask exm?

Doesn't this count as an outline ending? It suddenly stopped when it felt like we were about to delve deeper into the secret. If the author encounters any situation and cannot serialize it, he might as well pause it.

It seemed that Xu Fei couldn't help either. The opponent she could never defeat in her life—her mother.

She must have been taken away by her mother. It seemed that her mother was going to use her to win over more powerful forces. If it were me, I wouldn't follow her mother all the time. It would be better if I just die together. Why do you have to endure this for the rest of your life?