I Say I Love You, You Say I Don't Love You

Many stories are narrated from God's perspective. The stories readers see are often the most comprehensive information and the most perfect conclusions. However, in real life, there is not only no God's perspective, but also no authorities who are obsessed with it. Many people think that they can see many things clearly. In fact, it is just someone else telling the reader the whole story, so the reader naturally knows everything. What if the reader doesn't know the other half of the story? Can readers also know everything as if they have opened the eyes of God? Many things are not black and white, and many people are not black and white. Right and wrong in a story should be judged more within the story. If the story is taken out of its original context, what is the meaning of the story? Decent is the first story I wrote, and it is also the first story I started over in my second life, so thank you all for watching it.