Let Hate Blind Your Eyes

"Blinded by Hate" describes the tragic experience of the protagonist, forming a strong contrast with his yearning for a better life and looking forward to beautiful love. He could have had a bright future, but due to the deviation of his family education, he chose the wrong first crossroads in life. He could understand his parents' love, but could not forgive their wrong way of expressing it. Facing the temptation of society, he chose to compromise again and again. When he stepped into the abyss and couldn't extricate himself, On the surface, he is fearless, but in his heart, he is thinking about making up and redemption; in the age of feasting, materialism and excitement, the only love he firmly believes in is deceived by his own heart, and he mistakes the impulse of first love for love. When he really finds love, he not only misses the person who loves him, but also makes himself fall in love with the wrong person. It is this intersection of love and hate, the battle between evil and good, that makes the protagonist reflect in the end: if hate blinds his eyes, all choices will go off track, and the original happiness will be defeated by the devil in his heart. What awaits him is endless pain and darkness, and a life without sunshine will be meaningless. The final choice is to retain the only dignity he has. After reading this book, friends around me sympathized with the tragic experience of the protagonist more than once, and even got angry with me because of its final ending. Not only was I not angry, but I felt very relieved, because it is this strong contrast that makes people realize: when facing temptation, we should stick to the bottom line of the law, when facing love, we should keep our loyalty, when facing choices, we should be positive and optimistic, and when facing a good life, we should cherish the present more.