It turned out to be a dead end in the end, and he was just a bystander. Strangers can sense her loneliness, but as for her husband and daughter who are closest to her,
To be honest, some of the heroine's behaviors are like symptoms of alien syndrome, such as her diminishing appetite and her growing numbness to surrounding perceptions. A friend of mine who has been playing games with me for many years also has this symptom. She definitely has it.
If the story has a prototype, or if any friend who reads it feels that the heroine looks like him, I hope "you" can save yourself in time, go see a doctor, or talk to someone, even if it's just a netizen you haven't met in person.
My friends will feel better after talking to me, so I suggest this, but everyone is different, and of course you have to choose the method that feels most comfortable and acceptable to you.
Wow, I stayed up late to read it, it was really well written.
Sure enough, literary and artistic works cannot be overly commercialized. Most of the works created by the author are full of emotion and beautiful, flowing between the lines. They are really well written!
Emotions are inherently stream-of-consciousness things, and most of them can only be understood, not expressed in words.
I understand the heroine's emotions very well. Moreover, her emotions are necessary for an artist. I have a deep understanding that the best articles I write need to be inspired by strong emotions, and most of these emotions are negative, so they are sincere and particularly moving.
But I'm not an author.
Perhaps it is precisely because "her/his" emotions are so intense and rich that they cannot be understood by most people and the secular world. And it is precisely because of this lack of understanding that they become increasingly lonely, which provides them with nourishment and training for their stunning works.
It's really not easy.
This work is really good, and it's hard to see such good work on today's platform.
BE with capital letters. In the final analysis, the male protagonist doesn't love her or Su's interference is the last straw that breaks the heroine's back. I tend to prefer that the male protagonist still likes Su more than the female protagonist. Su also has the idea of being with Jiang. Otherwise, why would the daughter say that she likes Aunt Su more than her mother? Su must have given her what she wanted and given her the cake she wanted to eat. If the daughter wants to eat cake, I think if the daughter asks her father, Jiang will definitely buy it for her. So why does the daughter insist on Aunt Su? Could it be that the daughter asked Jiang whether, as a father, he would buy it?
I think all of this was Jiang's tacit approval, or Jiang and Su actually met more than once, each time with their daughter. Su followed Jiang's clues and treated her daughter to cake.
I think there is something fishy about the final chapter. We don't know whether Jiang was talking about work late at night and came home late. It could be that she was talking about work or that she was having a private meeting with Su. I can't tell at this moment. I have transformed from a reader into a harem and am constantly guessing. But the heroine is different from me. Her heart has long been numb, and she doesn't want to speculate on this matter at all.
The last and most suspicious point is, why does the daughter ask the male and female protagonists if they are in love? Moreover, my daughter also mentioned at home that her parents were showing affection "again". The reader's answer has already been given in her eyes. As a daughter, she is skeptical about the love of her parents. Even if they are a model couple at home, it is unreal in the eyes of the children, causing the daughter to wonder whether her parents love each other, and then ask the heroine whether she loves her husband. So in the eyes of the child, the father may not love the heroine much, at least he does, but not much.
The heroine has a big personality problem. She suppresses all words and emotions in her heart and does not express them. Then she thinks poorly of others. She is cold-blooded and violent, but others think it is their problem. She cannot speak well and often talks like a chicken. In reality, it is indeed difficult for normal people to get along with her, let alone have an intimate relationship with her. In fact, the male protagonist really wanted to start over with the female protagonist at first, but the female protagonist's reaction was suffocating.
To be honest, it would be the best ending for the heroine not to get entangled with this man. Unfortunately, she fell into it. Did this man ever love the heroine? I think like a cat in a cat box, there will never be an answer
Men are like this, they can't forget their ex and still sleep with the current one
It made me want to die. How could it be so painful? My real life is already very painful, and it became even more painful after watching it.
Jiang Senhe has always been an ordinary dust in the mortal world, but she is so simple that she is not stained by dust.
Therefore, Jiang Senhe was destined to be unable to understand her, and her simple persistence was destined to make him dusty.
It's a pity.
For a woman, every one of her emotional sustenance does not love her that much and cannot make her feel the reciprocal emotional contribution. Her love, marriage, and family are undoubtedly incomplete and unhappy. But it seems to be in line with secular aesthetics.
But for an artist, this unhappy feeling always inspires her surging emotions and gives her the flesh and soul to create, thus astonishing the world.
But he burned himself up.
When she no longer wanted to pick up the paintbrush, because her heart was dead and the surging emotions had been burned out, she was burning in peace and numb in calm. She accepted her body in the secular world in peace, but her soul was still suffering from the numbness of the body.
I watched the ending again. Who can redeem the heroine? Alas
It turned out to be a dead end in the end, and he was just a bystander. Strangers can sense her loneliness, but as for her husband and daughter who are closest to her,
To be honest, some of the heroine's behaviors are like symptoms of alien syndrome, such as her diminishing appetite and her growing numbness to surrounding perceptions. A friend of mine who has been playing games with me for many years also has this symptom. She definitely has it. If the story has a prototype, or if any friend who reads it feels that the heroine looks like him, I hope "you" can save yourself in time, go see a doctor, or talk to someone, even if it's just a netizen you haven't met in person. My friends will feel better after talking to me, so I suggest this, but everyone is different, and of course you have to choose the method that feels most comfortable and acceptable to you.
Wow, I stayed up late to read it, it was really well written. Sure enough, literary and artistic works cannot be overly commercialized. Most of the works created by the author are full of emotion and beautiful, flowing between the lines. They are really well written! Emotions are inherently stream-of-consciousness things, and most of them can only be understood, not expressed in words. I understand the heroine's emotions very well. Moreover, her emotions are necessary for an artist. I have a deep understanding that the best articles I write need to be inspired by strong emotions, and most of these emotions are negative, so they are sincere and particularly moving. But I'm not an author. Perhaps it is precisely because "her/his" emotions are so intense and rich that they cannot be understood by most people and the secular world. And it is precisely because of this lack of understanding that they become increasingly lonely, which provides them with nourishment and training for their stunning works. It's really not easy. This work is really good, and it's hard to see such good work on today's platform.
BE with capital letters. In the final analysis, the male protagonist doesn't love her or Su's interference is the last straw that breaks the heroine's back. I tend to prefer that the male protagonist still likes Su more than the female protagonist. Su also has the idea of being with Jiang. Otherwise, why would the daughter say that she likes Aunt Su more than her mother? Su must have given her what she wanted and given her the cake she wanted to eat. If the daughter wants to eat cake, I think if the daughter asks her father, Jiang will definitely buy it for her. So why does the daughter insist on Aunt Su? Could it be that the daughter asked Jiang whether, as a father, he would buy it? I think all of this was Jiang's tacit approval, or Jiang and Su actually met more than once, each time with their daughter. Su followed Jiang's clues and treated her daughter to cake. I think there is something fishy about the final chapter. We don't know whether Jiang was talking about work late at night and came home late. It could be that she was talking about work or that she was having a private meeting with Su. I can't tell at this moment. I have transformed from a reader into a harem and am constantly guessing. But the heroine is different from me. Her heart has long been numb, and she doesn't want to speculate on this matter at all. The last and most suspicious point is, why does the daughter ask the male and female protagonists if they are in love? Moreover, my daughter also mentioned at home that her parents were showing affection "again". The reader's answer has already been given in her eyes. As a daughter, she is skeptical about the love of her parents. Even if they are a model couple at home, it is unreal in the eyes of the children, causing the daughter to wonder whether her parents love each other, and then ask the heroine whether she loves her husband. So in the eyes of the child, the father may not love the heroine much, at least he does, but not much.
The heroine has a big personality problem. She suppresses all words and emotions in her heart and does not express them. Then she thinks poorly of others. She is cold-blooded and violent, but others think it is their problem. She cannot speak well and often talks like a chicken. In reality, it is indeed difficult for normal people to get along with her, let alone have an intimate relationship with her. In fact, the male protagonist really wanted to start over with the female protagonist at first, but the female protagonist's reaction was suffocating.
To be honest, it would be the best ending for the heroine not to get entangled with this man. Unfortunately, she fell into it. Did this man ever love the heroine? I think like a cat in a cat box, there will never be an answer
Men are like this, they can't forget their ex and still sleep with the current one
It made me want to die. How could it be so painful? My real life is already very painful, and it became even more painful after watching it.
Jiang Senhe has always been an ordinary dust in the mortal world, but she is so simple that she is not stained by dust. Therefore, Jiang Senhe was destined to be unable to understand her, and her simple persistence was destined to make him dusty. It's a pity. For a woman, every one of her emotional sustenance does not love her that much and cannot make her feel the reciprocal emotional contribution. Her love, marriage, and family are undoubtedly incomplete and unhappy. But it seems to be in line with secular aesthetics. But for an artist, this unhappy feeling always inspires her surging emotions and gives her the flesh and soul to create, thus astonishing the world. But he burned himself up. When she no longer wanted to pick up the paintbrush, because her heart was dead and the surging emotions had been burned out, she was burning in peace and numb in calm. She accepted her body in the secular world in peace, but her soul was still suffering from the numbness of the body.
I watched the ending again. Who can redeem the heroine? Alas