A firework in the world you have bloomed, carved a few people in the nest of the heart, and have lived alone ever since.
After watching the work of ghost shop owner Tian Qi "The Years When I Sold Buddhist Cards in Thailand", I was unhappy with the final ending of the protagonist Kaohsiung. My love for Kaohsiung even surpasses the protagonist Tian Shichi. This character is portrayed by the author as flesh and blood, with clear grievances and grievances, and most importantly, feelings and righteousness.
But Kaohsiung's own life is complicated, and his growth experience is also very bumpy, which can't help but make people feel pity for him. Maybe there are too few people like Kaohsiung in this society, and I think some of his character is very valuable. Tian Qi fell into trouble, he didn't say a word, no matter how dangerous it was, he ran to save people, his wit, his courage, can be described as a real man. Be sincere with your friends. Treat feelings, refuse directly if you don't like it, and don't let the other party have unrealistic illusions. In the face of the kind Tian Qi, Kaohsiung is willing to lead and help, and after experiencing the storm, they have become friends who can live. Sister Liang was killed by the incident, and Kaohsiung was overwhelmed with grief and vowed to avenge his friend.
At the end of the novel, the author leaves everyone with an open-ended ending that makes people full of infinite associations. It also gives me a little more hope for people like me who don't want him to go offline. I hope that after the fierce battle with the ghost king, Takao chose to disappear because he did not want to disturb Tian Qi's peaceful life anymore. But I also know most of the time that the author chose an open ending, just not wanting to be so cruel and disappoint and heartache for those who love Kaohsiung. Perhaps, Kaohsiung failed, and the result of the failure was the death of Huangquan, so he could no longer contact his friend Tian Qi. Whoever said that a glass of wine was drunk in a foreign country, no one seemed to say.
