The little koi felt that this world was really too complicated, and the relationships between people and between people and monsters were also very complicated.
"Sister, do you think this kind of interaction counts as harmonious coexistence between humans and transvestites?"
Humans are unaware of the existence of monsters, yet they genuinely coexist with them.
If you say they're wrong, that they have many hardships; if you say they're not wrong, that's not fair to other humans.
Little Koi felt that her head was too small, and she really didn't know what to do.
She always felt that living on her own was about experiencing life, but now she realizes that being a person is really difficult.
"Sister, I've found that being human is really hard. When I was a fish, all I had to think about was having something to eat. But when I'm human, I have so many more things to eat. There are just so many delicious foods for humans!"
But if you want to eat, you need money; if you want money, you need to work hard and put in the effort.
When you go to work, you have to interact with people, and interacting with people will inevitably lead to all sorts of complicated problems.
That's all she had to consider, not to mention everyone else. "I'm already exhausted, let alone the other monsters, like Yu Yang, who worries every day about whether he'll be discovered, whether he'll be disliked after being discovered, whether he'll lose everything..."
Now that Lin Yang can accept Xiaoyu, what about in the future? Will Xiaoyu be accepted by others? Will she be disliked by other human children?
In conclusion, the little koi fish realized that being a human is hard, being a demon is hard... both are very hard.
"Actually, this situation is inevitable. In a world where humans and monsters can coexist, there always has to be a transitional phase, a process where both sides can accept each other."
Humans are unaware of the existence of monsters, and monsters are worried about their identities being discovered; this process of adjustment is very important.
"Then, what should we do?"
Mo Yan didn't answer, but looked at her very seriously and led her outside the ward. Inside, Lin Yang was standing on the bed, pointing at a fish and cursing loudly.
They couldn't hear what was being said inside, but they could see that Lin Yang was very angry, her eyes were full of rage, yet surprisingly, she seemed happy.
"Xiaoyan, do you know that many things are not about right or wrong, but about different perspectives? We are standing in God's shoes, so we can't really empathize with each other."
In this world, there can never be true empathy. We are only ourselves, not the people involved, and cannot know what she was thinking at that moment.
Yu Yang's mother's pain, fear, and despair at that moment.
They can't understand the devastation and emotional breakdown they felt when they suddenly discovered their child was missing and all that was left was a fish.
“We are standing here, and we can only see Lin Yang’s emotions at this moment. We can only see that she is very angry. We don’t know what she is thinking or whether she resents Yu Yang.”
All we can know is our own thoughts. We're watching all this unfold from an outsider's perspective, having our own ideas and opinions, but we can't project our own thoughts, emotions, and judgments onto Lin Yang. Don't you think so?
Whether Lin Yang is happy or not is something only she knows, and only she knows what she wants to do. Only she knows whether to accept or forgive. Only she knows their shared experiences, and only Lin Yang understands whether she will be happy or not.
From our perspectives, Lin Yang was deceived, and Yu Yang was a marriage fraudster.
From Lin Yang's perspective? We don't know.
Even if we knew about their sweet past, we might not be able to accept it, but we are not Lin Yang.
We don't know whether Xiaoyu will be happy in the future or blame Yu Yang.
We can see all aspects of life, but we cannot participate in them; life is full of suffering, and we can only experience it ourselves.
Xiaoyan, you need to look carefully and think carefully.
Mo Yan turned her head and looked out the window at the sky. How cruel! She just threw the little koi fish down. Wasn't she afraid that the little koi fish would be deceived and ultimately miss out on experiencing the hardships of life?
The little koi scratched her head, indicating that her older sister had said too much and she needed to digest it slowly.
She looked into the room, where the fish was obediently being scolded, apologizing as it was being scolded. Lin Yang sat down and looked at it after he had finished scolding it.
Just then, Yu Yang rolled his eyes.
"Sister, look, Yu Yang is really going too far. He actually turned his back on her. Is he trying to use this as a ploy?"
Mo Yan's lips twitched, and she quickly pushed open the door and went inside. "He's going to die!"
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