Why Is He Still Lying to Me?

Outside the barrier, the male protagonist plays the flute and waits for his forest princess. Inside the barrier, his princess's body is dead and her soul is gone, leaving only a severed finger.

This ending is true. The ending of the male protagonist is not tragic enough. Whoever gave him the face to kill the heroine, resurrect her and turn her into a monster fed by blood, and dare to dream of starting over with her, he should be cut to pieces in the end. On the contrary, I feel sorry for the heroine. Such a little princess does not have a good ending in the end. I cry.

I read the ending again. After Heyman died, Wolf should have been playing the song that led the heroine out when they first met, day after day outside the barrier, until his death.

I think this book is more sadistic than Not Dead, and I feel that the emotions of the male and female protagonists in this book are particularly delicate. I will never forget this ending in my life, be aesthetics

Jump to the end. I like this ending. It is better for the pure forest princess to belong to the forest. Human beings are indeed a bit dirty.

Hiss! After reading it, I feel so complicated. For a person like me who has straightforward feelings, this ending is sad and be. Because I feel that if the heroine is bullied, then bully him back, and if the heroine is abandoned, then she will no longer love him. A novel like this was originally thought to be about the male protagonist chasing his wife. Crematorium, no matter how tortuous the process is, in the final ending, I hope that the male and female protagonists can get love. It does not mean that they must live together to be called he, but in the end, both the male and female protagonists get soul satisfaction. But can I say that the ending of this novel is unfinished? Because the female protagonist returned to the barrier with the hatred, love, pain, grievance, and sadness she learned in the human world, and left without saying goodbye to the male protagonist, and the male protagonist also fell outside the barrier, life and death, and the female protagonist did not make it clear to the male protagonist in the end. In the past, she knew that Wolf was Bona, and the male protagonist also guessed that the female protagonist might know the fact, but at the end of the ending, they did not have the chance to express their feelings. I even think that the female protagonist's decision to return to the barrier was an act of pity? After she felt hatred, powerlessness, and despair, she didn't know what to do, and finally chose to return to her mother's arms, but what about the things she had with the male protagonist? At least talk to him. In Buddhist terms, the reincarnation of cause and effect is not over yet! But as I write this, I wonder if this is the regret that the author wants to express. The abrupt ending of the plot, the unfinished love between the male and female protagonists, and my difficulty in settling my feelings. In short, I felt very sad after reading it. I feel disappointed because this novel was so well written at the beginning. It made me hurt, make me cry, and make me empathize. I even cried in Chapter 9. I cherish every novel that can make me cry. There are not many novels that can make me cry. I can also admire them at the end. There are only a handful of novels that are endless, but it is a pity that this novel did not make it to the end. The further I read, the more boring it became. I strongly suspect that the author has opened too many books at the same time but failed to update them, which resulted in blurred ideas and a lack of sublimation in the final ending. It ended regretfully. Let's talk about the male protagonist. It's a very typical routine. Because of his tragic life experience, he is obsessed with power and chooses the former between desire and the heroine. But after losing it, he regrets himself crazily and resurrects the heroine. While he spurns himself, he deeply loves the heroine. He will risk everything for the heroine. (Of course, the heroine is an angel. Who can not love her?) But from the resurrection of the heroine to the ending. , Are all like the male protagonist's atonement process. When he understands what he wants most, it has reached the finale. He and the female protagonist can no longer be together, and finally commit suicide in despair. I can understand the love-hate psychological process of the male protagonist in the middle, and I also understand the journey of the female protagonist being constantly hurt. But one thing I don't understand is that she is predicted by the big witch that she will destroy the world in the future? But what she inherited was the power of the King of the Forest, the gentle and healing power of light. Aren't the two contradictory? Has no one ever suspected it? How could an evil person have such bright power? With just one prophecy, people across the continent were hostile to her. When they saw it later, they especially wanted the heroine to open up and kill them in seconds. But even though I don't want to, the book ends here. I can only use regret and pity to summarize the feelings of the full text. I hope that the angelic heroine and the poor hero can learn to love and live a happy life in the next life!

The severed finger behind the barrier, the flute next to the corpse. .

I hate this ending. The humans who caused all this should have to atone for their sins for the rest of their lives. The elves who sacrificed Sha should be tortured forever. This continent should be drowned in war forever, until they understand that no one's words or prophecies can determine a person's fate. If they never understand, then their souls will be tortured forever. It's very fair, isn't it?

Each of the author's Crematoriums is so well written that I have been thinking about it for the past few years, but every one of them ended in a bad way.

I didn't understand the second part. I guess the author wanted to finish it quickly. It was written too quickly and compactly, and the first part was a bit sadistic. I cried while reading one chapter. It was written very delicately. In the middle part, I found that the male protagonist always killed people randomly, and the female protagonist was always a pure little white flower. The second part was straight forward. After reading the whole book, I felt that first of all, human beings should be wiped out, and secondly, the male and female protagonists should also be killed. Although Although the female protagonist is a bit innocent, she only plays the role of a tool in the later period, because she is alive so that the male protagonist can continue to kill randomly to advance the plot. The male protagonist will follow her earlier and end the incomprehensible plot earlier... I cried to death because of how pitiful the two of them are. Seeing why they are not doing it, can they just hurry up and forget it? What? Why don't you understand? Why are you so lighthearted? [Rolls eyes]