[The Adventures of Little Carp] The Mermaid's Tears

Damn it, those stingrays really deserve a beating, they remind me of school bullies. Putting aside the fact that Samezuki will become more beautiful as she grows up, even if Samezuki has always been like this, why should they laugh at Samezuki? She was ostracized and bullied before, which disgusted me to death. What does Samezuki do to them? Is it because they don't look good, live a bad life, and know that they are not good, so they use hurting others to prove and tell themselves that they are awesome, at least in front of the people they bully? Damn it, support Long Yin in killing them. Indeed. Although losing Samezuki was an accident, the Shark clan would not accept Samezuki later. But this is like being abandoned by her parents when she was born, so she had a hard time, and then she was adopted. The person who adopted her was very kind to her, and then her biological parents came to her door. Who would agree to go back at this time? Unless there are difficulties (not that the biological parents have difficulties). There was no way Sametsuki could go back no matter what. Long Yin was also a teacher, a friend, a brother and an elder to her, and he was someone she deeply loved. This tear stone reminds me of the mermaid princess Lan Shang, the heroine of the TV series "Fantasy City" I watched when I was a child. But Lan Shang was in a worse situation. Sameyue here will definitely not be like Lan Shang, because she believes that with the right person, Long Yin will not be ashamed of his trust in her.

Oh yeah, is it the Adventures of Little Carp Bubble? I watched it when I was very young. At that time, I liked the main character group. But now I can't remember the protagonist, but I remember the villain, the villain. I disliked him very much at the time, but now that I think about it, why is he obsessed with becoming a dragon? He may have had a bright and beautiful past, or he may have had an unfortunate and tragic past. In short, he must have experienced something to be so persistent. For Shark Moon, Long Yin was a hero who saved her from misfortune, gave her a blessed name (at the time she didn't know she was a Shark and was very ugly, but he still named her Shark Moon), brought her a new life, and let her who was young, weak, and marginalized and bullied know that she could have such a beautiful life. So Sameyue refused to leave, because leaving meant betrayal.