There is a gap. The reason is that the author carefully shaped the ins and outs of the characters' personalities, but was blind when developing the relationships between the characters. The main pairing pretended to be an abnormal relationship but actually fell into a clichéd normality. There was only sympathy and no empathy between the characters. The guilt caused by self-centeredness was compensated by unreasonable favoritism, and ultimately a bunch of tool-like relatives and friends were created. Zhu Jie is very cute, and it is a pity that he drove high and went low.
Deep-rooted obsessions, the entanglement of love and hate. I feel like this author has a problem. He describes the supporting characters on a whim but doesn't describe them completely. He's neither good nor bad. The last article left a hole in the supporting characters unfilled, which makes people super concerned. It's disgusting.
This is my favorite article I have read so far this year. Even after reading it for the second time, I am still not satisfied with it. The characters have distinct characteristics, and the lines are full of personality. It feels like watching Japanese comics in a trance. Underneath the surface personality, there is no lack of support from the character's internal logic. The emotional changes shown by the protagonist's behavior changes are very natural. The supporting characters are a bit flat. I really want to read a few more extras T T
Most rebirths bring answers to confusion and hope for new choices, but the characters in this article choose to walk down a one-way street of sobriety and despair. Even if there is no possibility of survival, they still persist in making the same mistakes again.