The Mermaid O Offers Up His Tail [Book Transmigration]

It's my first time to write a comment, so I'm a little nervous (it's just my personal opinion, it may be a bit over-interpreted and I don't like to criticize lightly) I don't know how to describe my feelings after watching it, it's quite complicated. I was attracted by the writing. When I first read it, I just thought it was an ordinary sweet novel, but after reading a few chapters, I changed my mind. The article writes that Tao Xiaoxuan is a silver fish tail, while Xiu Er is a golden fish tail. With the frequent occurrence of "sun" and "moon", it is difficult not to think of Xiao Xuan as the moon and Xiu Er as the sun. The moon itself does not emit light; it reflects the sun's light, so it appears to be emitting light. The moon gives people a gentle, soft, and reassuring feeling, while the sun is dazzling, warm, and aggressive (the sun is too dazzling, and those who look at it will be burned by its light). This is also consistent with the article. Xiaoxuan uses his softness to warm Xiure's cold heart, and Xiure also comforts Xiaoxuan and gives him a sense of security. They are like the moon and the sun. I was thinking that perhaps it was because Xiao Xuan had unusual feelings for Xiu Er in the original novel, so when the original novel was interrupted, he fell into a coma due to staying up late (the article states that Xiao Xuan's doctor mentioned staying up late when he woke up, PS this is just a personal guess), so he fell into this wonderful dream and entered the world of the book, but waking up in the real world made him The story in the book had to be brought to an end (referring to Xiao Xuan's death in the world of the book), but after he met the author of the original novel and listened to his remarks about how mermaids would appear in the real world as long as he believed in their real existence, he went to the beach at night and fell into thinking. Maybe the sound he heard of someone falling into the water was just his hallucination. Maybe he just subconsciously needs a reason to go to the sea to explore the existence of mermaids. When he was in a coma due to the pressure of sea water, he returned to the book world again and reunited with Shuuer. The article states that Xiao Xuan felt suffocated and uncomfortable in the water bubble, which may indicate his death in the real world. At the end of the article, there is a piece of news that says: A man was obsessed with strange legends and jumped into the sea to "meet" mermaids at night. He drowned and was saved by a kind person. The last few paragraphs of the article even describe a man placing a book in front of a tombstone, which all foreshadows Xiao Xuan's death in the real world. The article says, "The book was blown open by the wind at some point. It started from the title page, turned to the last page, and stopped at the beautiful ending of the fairy tale." This implies that all of this is a beautiful bubble like a fairy tale, which is illusory and fragile. A description in the article touched me deeply: "The cold and lonely tombstone seemed to be favored by the sun, and it was just warm." Xiao Xuan was lonely in the real world, but he met Xiure, and his lonely soul met his sun, so he was warmed. In fact, it is a good ending. I thought so when I first finished reading it. Xiao Xuan and Xiu Er will be together forever. Yes, it is a standard happy ending. But when I carefully recalled the paragraphs at the end, I couldn't help but feel sad. Maybe it was all fake, just a dream, and Xiao Xuan died in the real world, but he experienced happiness. The lonely soul found shelter (Sorry, I may have over-interpreted it, but I don't know why I felt this way. "There are a thousand Hamlets among a thousand people." This sentence really doesn't deceive me) This is really a very good work and worth reading. I still can't get over it. Really, it's so well written.

... It always feels very rushed. It feels like a flower has been turned into a specimen before it is fully opened. People who watch it feel that myocardial infarction is real.

I don't know why, but I feel like this story has always been Xiao Xuan's fantasy. He dreamed of traveling through time when he was in a coma, died in the book and woke up, and then drowned and returned to Xiure. Because the news reported that a man was obsessed with mermaids and jumped into the sea and drowned. There was also a man who entered the cemetery and placed a book in front of a monument. Both of these seemed to imply that Xiao Xuan was dead. So it seems that there has never been time travel, and everything seems to be just Xiao Xuan's fantasy. I really feel a little uncomfortable, sad??

I suddenly found out that the Lifetime series has ended, but I feel like there is still a lot of content that has not been written. The plot ended abruptly just after it started, which feels a bit regretful.

It gives me the feeling that I want to poop, but halfway through pooping I find that I can't poop out, and then I force poop, but it's still stuck, and I can only end it in a hurry?

Gone? Gone? Gone? It's like there's something stuck in my throat, I... Cried out loud, I really like it. I waited for a long time and looked forward to it every day. No more...

Awesome, I actually bought a book like this

So who is this man in a suit? I really don't have this person in my mind. It makes me feel so uncomfortable.

I have been paying attention to this article for a long time, but I found the possibility of abandoning it halfway, so I kept it in my favorites. I found it was over and finished reading it. It feels a bit pity. Personally, I feel that the plot has been rushed since the escape, and the ending is also rushed. I actually hope there can be more development. However, it would be nice to have a happy ending. I hope the author will continue to work hard 💪

2/16, 2024. The novel has ended, and their story remains to be continued. Whether real or illusory, everything is fine.