However, the unforgivable sentence of the film's deep resentment made me ponder. The woman in black has been thinking about her child who is in a quagmire and has no bones left. But after finishing the male protagonist, why is she so angry? What is human nature like? She lives by anger, and once someone saves her, she loses her reason to be angry and becomes more manic and angry.
Why do you feel like Lord Ye is a good dragon? It's not really loving dragons, it's loving oneself and loving dragons, not really hating something. At first, it was really unfairly treated, but in the end, it's living by anger. It seems that people and ghosts are the same, they are reluctant to change themselves, they all feel that their preferences and anger are worthy of others' understanding, and they feel resentful when they feel that they are the most wronged, but they don't know that self-pity is actually a disease. There is a disease in any emotion.
Humans and ghosts need to love themselves rationally and refuse self-pity.
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