So You Can Regret It After All

I'm not asking. I had already followed the ending. I broke up with the second male lead and met the male protagonist again. The introduction still showed a reunion. Now in the ending, the male protagonist died directly. Why? I would like to ask the author whether he was affected by some real-life events. The emotional tone changed a bit later on. What should we do if you make us chase the serials so hard? When I came back and saw that the sky was falling [Joker] I really... I really... You... I... I didn't even know what to say. I was so convinced that my breath was stuck in my throat.

Ah... After re-reading the revised article, I think I feel a bit complicated now... There is a paragraph about Lu Yanan in the middle that is indeed a bit too much, but I didn't expect it to end like this. 😭 I still remember when I followed the article, I mentioned that the last two people were together.

. I will definitely check the timing of my tweets next time. By the time I saw that the bio and the tweet bio were different, it was already too late. In the morning, I subscribed to the full text of Shui Lingling. When I read it at night, I frowned and suspected that the first half was written by the author and the second half was written by AI. How could the gap between the front and back be so huge and the plot move so horribly? It feels like the character has completely collapsed

There is a sense of contrast between the upper and lower years (no)

Maybe it's because the person he was back then died in the heroine's heart.

When I saw the middle of this, I was already telling my friends: Today's youth romance novels are really the pioneer of women's awakening. Today is different from the past. In fact, many women want to see two natural people fall in love, so I was particularly touched when I saw Wen Yan, because I am not a person who is very good at dealing with emotions, so I am also affected by the rules of male society to a certain extent. The author wrote all of Wen Yan's emotions and feelings. She seems to be coquettish, but she is actually a very sincere person who treats herself. She is someone who truly understands herself, and is not bound by the social rules set by men. Only in this way will many doubts arise, and these doubts are not all her problem, because the boundaries between individuals and others cannot be properly handled. When so many complicated problems are thrown in front of them one by one, anyone will become emotional to the point of affecting their behavior. Let's briefly talk about Wen Yan's mother, which is actually a very typical path. I can't say that I support such behavior, but I completely agree with her choice intellectually, because she has reached a very high level in the world by virtue of her identity as a woman. I can see a beam of light from her, which shines on Wen Yan and allows her to thrive. In fact, she already loves her mother enough without knowing it, and vice versa. Returning to Wen Yan, it is naturally impossible to bypass Lu Yanan if we continue talking. This man is extremely important to her. It is precisely because of his comparison that I can see Wen Yan's self more clearly. This is not only the emotional growth between male and female lovers, but also the difference between male and female gender: I discovered that all the Behind the behaviors that are not understood or criticized as "childish" and "crazy" are men's incomprehension of women. In fact, all of Wen Yan's behaviors have emotional origins. She faces up to those emotions and gives them legitimate channels to channel. Those tears and inconsistent behaviors are the embodiment of this. And her love for Lu Yanan also needs to blend in with each other, just as she needs to blend in with her own emotions, and there is nothing wrong with growing up in a stumbling youth. As for four years later, I saw a more mature Wen Yan. I couldn't tell whether I was happy or disappointed. I continued to watch and watched her compromise with the wine table culture or prepare to compromise with life. It was not bad. Just like her mother, she chose a comfortable but difficult path. Until the end, I saw her going crazy and wanting her mother to cut off from Lu Yanan's company... To be honest, all my previous insights were realized at this moment. I finally knew why I shed so many tears in the middle. See At the beginning, I saw Wen Yan being so tearful and indifferently nodding and turning the pages. At the end, I realized that I was Wen Yan (pun intended). Her outbursts contained thousands of undecided images of herself, those crazy behaviors that were criticized by her mother, and those who looked at her. The mysterious and mysterious descriptions of feelings, as well as the bloody and tearful determination, are all expressions of self. She would rather harm her own interests to protect her own emotions. Her reconciliation with herself in her emotions is also the biggest rebellion against the world. This is a person worthy of Lu Yanan chasing his wife to the crematorium, and also a person worthy of Rong Shen's unforgettable memory, because she is truly her own person, which is commendable.

Only the male protagonist can bring such vivid emotions to the female protagonist, right?

Buried is young and frivolous love

Is it really written by the same author before and after?

The last few chapters feel a bit rough.