Kaede Rukawa BG: Thaw

I agree, many sufferings in life cannot be overcome by willpower and love alone, and miracles will not always favor life. There are always some people who try their best to live, want to survive the suffering, and want to believe that life will be better, but fate does not give them the chance to move towards the future. Shi's death was expected. In the face of fate, an individual's enthusiasm and resistance are insignificant after all. She has made all the resistance she can to fate, but fate is unwilling to favor her, pushing her into deeper darkness again and again until she completely melts. It was enough, she did not escape the ups and downs, and moved towards her own ending just like the initial enthusiasm. If the world is an apocalyptic flood, the people who ultimately lead to happiness are those who are lucky enough to board Noah's Ark. People always love to write stories about people on boats, believing that love and perseverance can create miracles. But I have always believed that those people under the boat who were swallowed up in the flood are the normal state of life. Miracles will not always appear so cheaply, nor will they come so generously to everyone. There will always be people who can only walk in darkness throughout their lives and cannot find their own light and harbor until they die. I like the story of the people under the boat. The lives that were not redeemed during the surviving days are also worthy of being written and remembered.

Alas, not everything in the world can be perfect. Even in hot-blooded comics, there will be many sad things that we don't know.

I don't know why Rukawa Kaede is so suitable for be

It's great... It's very picturesque, very calm and shocking.

In fact, be makes the most sense, and it's so well written...