The Internet: Everyone’s an Impostor

So the theme is against online violence?

I finished reading it, but I didn't quite understand it. I was a little confused and it involved spoilers. I was quite confused when I read this article. It was cloudy and foggy. It means that Bian Jinghan was the victim of the Internet violence three years ago. Three years later, she directed and acted to alert the world with her own ending? What is she trying to do, to have some peace and quiet? Even after death, he chose to be buried in a remote corner. All he planned was to make his death more valuable, or something. Somewhat outrageous and incomprehensible. It seems that the author deliberately wants to lead us in a certain direction. I thought that all of them were murderers, but it turned out that almost all of them were victims. I feel sorry for the passing of such a sensitive and fragile life, but the memory of the living people is that of a self-directed and self-acted clown who is not understood by others, not even by me, the reader who has read such a story. Not worth it, maybe she never needed to understand, she just wanted to leave this noisy world quietly alone. But what is the point of gathering everyone together after so much trouble? Ridiculous, confusing, and confusing, I felt like I had wasted three precious hours of my life. But thinking about it, it seems not. I myself have suffered from online violence, and I may have undoubtedly become an accomplice of online violence. In the online world where there is both truth and lies, most people just follow the crowd. You think you are speaking out for yourself, but in fact you have been unintentionally influenced by the mainstream views and even joined the crowd. Or they don't even know that a certain sentence that they didn't deliberately attack might be the last straw that breaks a person's back. Human life is very tough. Sometimes you can grit your teeth and continue after countless blows. Human life is also very fragile. Maybe just a few words from a stranger can make a person collapse, cry bitterly, and even have the idea of ​​​​ending this life. I always assume the worst about others, and the author wrote relatively little about what happened three years ago. My first thought at the time was that Bian was responsible for the girl's death. She planned everything out of uneasy conscience, and wrote the ending of the story with her own death. It seems to make sense, but it doesn't. This is a very classic story trend, bloody and cliched. In addition, this article did not give me enough explicit instructions to draw this conclusion, so I am more inclined to the idea proposed at the beginning. But actually to me, this seems more absurd and incomprehensible. If someone has actually read this, congratulations. You have finished reading a piece of nonsense. There are no so-called spoilers. It is just a series of complaints made by a reader out of annoyance when he does not understand. I couldn't understand it, and I really wanted to know what happened. I wanted to write something, but I couldn't analyze anything, so I just gave up on myself, haha. This article feels really weird and unique to me. I have never read this type of book in more than ten years, so I wanted to write something out of curiosity. Perhaps it can be compared to a cat in the south, after seeing the heavy snow in the north, it cannot bear the temper and presses its own paw prints on the pure white snow where no one has stepped on it? That's it for now. If I say anything else, it will be complete nonsense, but one thing is unquestionable. I like this book, right? I like it. (Stupid readers who clearly don't understand and still bbll in the comment area are really contemptuous)

What do you mean, you don't dare to chase her?

"Don't take it for granted in front of me" is a big bug for the author~ Don't be here

"Auntie, please help me tell me." This is a big bug for the author~ Please tell me, auntie

""You might say, "Catch a big bug for the author~" continue

Ross, are you a proficient typewriter?