Monkey

This short article is really shocking, everyone has their own little thoughts [heartbroken]

This sentence "Her mother gave birth to her, but she didn't like him" is really the key point. I feel like an electric current passes through my brain instantly. All the doubts have a reasonable explanation, and I get goosebumps. I haven't felt this way for a long time, so good!!

The long comment is forwarded as follows for reference, you can have your own interpretation: Review of "Monkey" Coming? One-one-0 (≧?≦) 0---? Warm reminder: What follows is a little spoiler about this article. If you don't understand, you can read it~(≧▽≦)/~This article always has some very interesting points. There are many points that need to be pondered to taste. It is absolutely amazing~ Let's talk about Teacher An first. Teacher An himself is indeed a gentle and kind person. It's just that her life with her husband is not happy, it can be called "painful", and she happens to be relatively smart. Maybe before that, she just felt the pain blankly, but after meeting Jiujiu, she suddenly had such a plan in her heart. She guessed her status in Tweet's heart, and she may have intentionally guided her to improve her status in Tweet's heart. She was determined to use this girl to complete her plan. One point that I think can be studied here is whether Teacher An is habitually gentle in what he does in the tweets, or whether he is guiding him step by step. I'm more inclined to the latter. It is speculated from the full text that Teacher An may be a gentle person in normal times, but in this incident she showed to be unfathomable and rational. She understood her importance to Jiujiu, so she deliberately let Jiujiu see the discord between herself and her husband, leading Jiujiu to have murderous intentions. Later, we can also see that one time she "went to the bathroom" while Weibo was looking at her phone, and it even took a little longer than usual. Her explanation for this was "stomach pain." Could it really be such a coincidence? I think she went to the bathroom on purpose to give Jiujiu enough time to prepare. And when she was "held hostage" by the tweets, she "screamed hoarse" and "tumbled forward." The interesting point here is that she should have done this on purpose. Because she did this, in the eyes of the police, if there was a sudden movement, the prisoner might harm the victim, so they would order the sniper to open the wooden warehouse. To put it simply, An deliberately "leaned forward" and led the police to kill Jiujiu. Perhaps it was to make the case impossible to overturn, or perhaps to silence him, we have no way of knowing. It is impossible to say that she has no emotions for Chiu Jiu, but her emotions are not deep. Therefore, Chiu Jiu is just a chess piece to her that can be discarded at any time and used to the extreme. From this point of view, her palace is extremely deep, but she has not used it in her previous life. Let's talk about Jiu Jiu. The character creation is also very good. In this short story, most of the descriptions of Chiu Chiu are very stream-of-consciousness, which requires a little bit of reflection to appreciate. For example, at first she thought those boys were monkeys, but the vocabulary used in the article when describing the attention that was paid to Tweet was extremely subjective, such as "always feel" and "always feel". Looking at the psychological description of Tweet later, she is a self-loathing but at the same time extremely proud. On the one hand, she felt that she should not have been born and hated the attention of everyone. On the other hand, she believed that those boys were monkeys. From her perspective, her classmates' evaluations of her were all positive. In fact, she was proud of her decisiveness in killing people. Because of this, "getting attention" here is extremely subjective. Maybe she doesn't get attention from others at all. It's just that she unilaterally thinks so, has such fantasies, and then dislikes herself because of it. In fact, she is very similar to many sensitive people in life. On the other hand, "she is not a 'she'" is also a very interesting expression. What does it mean? If you don't want to be born, you can say that, but the tweet uses "she is not a 'she'", so who should "she" be? Perhaps, "she" should be "him". The influence of Jiujiu's mother on Jiujiu has been mentioned many times in the previous article. Her mother is also a doctor. Perhaps, Jiu Jiu was originally a boy, but due to his mother's morbid psychology, her mother performed sex reassignment surgery on him, and he became her, and that's why she hated herself in the mirror so much. There is a kind of pathological inferiority in him, and the pride involved in his inferiority. He is like a flower branch with its bones cut off, on the verge of death, and rotting away due to the fragrance of vegetation. At the end of the story, An thought about using the police to kill Chiu Chiu, but maybe after seeing the photo, that is, the photo of Chloride, she suddenly realized, or in other words, she truly felt that Chiu Chiu loved her at that moment. But things are already like this. I stayed up late and coded for an hour to finish this review. I had a great time writing it (but the sentences and the logic behind it didn't seem to make sense haha). I hope you all enjoyed reading it!

Hey, I thought Teacher An was a boy, but I didn't expect that she was a girl 🐰 This short story is also very interesting 😚

This sentence "Whether it is intentional or misleading, Ms. An knows better than me," is so good that it gives me goosebumps. This short story really needs to be read carefully and carefully. The design is very interesting. I can't imagine how good this story would be if the writing and details were perfect. After reading it carefully and then eating it in conjunction with the final interpretation, it is really good and beautiful. I personally really like this feeling, especially Teacher An, who is gentle on the surface but actually controls the overall situation. I really like it. The character design of Lu Jiu is also very interesting and worth savoring. I just feel that the story of "him" and "her" is not yet complete. I am looking forward to detailing the past of "him" and "her".