Jing Min seemed to be deep in thought, pausing for a few seconds before speaking.
"But if we only focus on the ending, we will inevitably miss the more meaningful process. Besides, in a sense, it is not a tragedy."
She had always longed for a soul, and in the end, through her own efforts, she did indeed obtain an immortal soul.
Chu Wuyang: "If it were a fairy tale, it would be like the human story I understand it to be: her lover falling in love with someone else would be a tragedy."
"If it's as you understand it, then it's not a love story. From beginning to end, it's about pursuing the will of God, the creator. She envies humanity for being loved by God and possessing an immortal soul."
She paid a great price to obtain it, but ultimately failed. Only through divine mercy did she survive, receiving a soul instead. She must continue her efforts to bring laughter to children; only then will it be possible.
Okay, Jingmin's intention was to prevent her from viewing it as a tragedy.
No matter how much it's reworked, it deviates from the original meaning of the story as a fairy tale.
However, her analysis is not without merit; the story itself originates from reality.
Jingmin said, "Okay, according to your view, then the prince in the story is definitely a scumbag, right?"
Without a second thought, Chu Wuyang blurted out, "Of course!"
Jing Min let out a barely perceptible sigh.
"So the princess is the villainous female supporting character who interfered in the relationship?"
Chu Wuyang didn't know he was asking such a stupid question, but he did respond to every single one: "Of course!"
Jing Min chuckled twice, his meaning unclear, and inexplicably summarized.
"A world where only the Little Mermaid is injured has been achieved; the prince and princess, even as a scumbag and a wicked woman, are a perfect match."
Listening to Jing Min's boastful words, Chu Wuyang felt a strange, inexplicable feeling, as if she had been tricked or scammed.
Jingmin continued, "However, from the prince's perspective, must he repay the life-saving grace with his body? From the princess's perspective, she was just taking a walk on the beach and was instantly smitten."
Before Chu Wuyang could speak, he sighed again.
"Indeed, there are a thousand Hamlets in a thousand people."
The words seemed to conceal a hidden meaning, making them difficult to understand.
Chu Wuyang didn't want to discuss philosophy of life with him late at night, or play riddles, so she took the initiative to speak up and suggest...
"Let me tell you the story of 'The Little Match Girl'!"
Jingmin seemed to be in a much better mood and readily agreed.
"good"
Chu Wuyang spoke softly, "On a cold New Year's Eve, the little match girl was on the street..."
After an unknown amount of time, Jingmin's steady breathing could be heard.
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