Because before you met him, he was already torn apart by another woman (or girl)... His love has been broken, it has become scarred, and he can no longer love him again, at least like " That time" so...
you can guess the future ending of the hero and the hero with the ass, and the two broke up a few years later. As for the reason, it boils down to the fact that they met too early...in fact, there was nothing between them except the hot eyes of the male pig.
They are the same type of people, and what they feel together is not true love (except for the male pig, his is indeed, but it is only one-sided), but it is something that has never been felt in others. That thing was the antidote to the two of them for years of loneliness.
They are just children, they can't hide this loneliness in their hearts like adults recognize, and live a strong life. That’s why I found out that the other person is so "special" for me, but this "special" will become less indispensable with age, and loneliness will no longer be as scary as childhood, and even loneliness will become A pure heart that resists the ugly real world.
You may not believe that the only love in the play is between the heroine and the 25-year-old painter. Real love at first sight, huh! When I first met the painter, I told the hero "I won't move her". Why? The answer is self-evident. The ghost believes that when the male lead takes a Feng Sister, the painter will say "I won't move her", even after Feng Sister undergoes surgery... and the female lead asks if there is any in the car. Mentioned her.
Yes, this is love. Don't listen to the disease-free groans of those literary and artistic young people. Love is not that great. It can even be said that love is synonymous with shameless, lowly, ugly, and selfish. What an elegant way of expressing being dazzled by love, in fact, to put it bluntly, everything is not important in front of love. What kind of friendship, family affection, what responsibilities, and promises are rolled aside, this is the essence of love!
Of course you will have many great love stories to tell me, but what I want to tell you is that those stories embody not the greatness of love, but the greatness of personality. Great people will have love, nasty people will also have love, in fact, there is no difference in love between them, just different people.
It’s a bit too far, and one last sentence, I really hate the final ending, which is more and more sad because we can only see it in the movie...
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