Bungo common problem

"These endings..."

Fukuzawa Yukichi hesitated to speak, and he could clearly confirm that among the three endings, he didn't see which one was related to "consummation".

"Ending 1 is be. The protagonist died of depression not long ago. I have found many bonds for the protagonist, such as good friends, caring girls, and even mother-in-law who replaced relatives, but..."

Qianli sighed, his face full of confusion.

"The protagonist wants to go back to his hometown even more, and I don't know why."

The ghost knows why, don't good friends and sisters look good?Or the protagonist, you eunuch?

Fukuzawa Yukichi looked down at the papers in ending 1, and fell silent.

In the ending 1, the protagonist can’t be called depressed. He just “figured it out” while thinking about it. In order not to cause trouble to others, he chose to leave quietly and commit suicide one day. His mood was calm and relieved.

Although the ending looks like this, it doesn't look good, but compared to the last two, ending 1 can already be said to be the one that is more friendly to the protagonist.

"Does the soul return home?"

Fukuzawa Yukichi understood it, but Qianli's next sentence directly denied it.

"Although readers may think this way, in my understanding, there is no such thing as the soul returning home. The protagonist is dead when he dies."

It's just a novel, where do so many souls come from?The so-called soul returning home is just a self-persuading reason that does not seem to have such a tragic ending.

Fukuzawa Yukichi:? ? ?

So doesn't even this?

While Fukuzawa Yukichi was puzzled, Chisato calmly began to introduce the next ending.

"The ending 2 is also not good in my opinion. The protagonist in this ending died on the way to find his hometown."

Qianli recalled the content of ending 2 and sighed.

"This ending is another possibility I derived based on ending 1. He still couldn't let go of his hometown and chose to leave his current place to find it."

She glanced down at the manuscript paper on the table, and said something that could be said to be terrifying in an unusually calm voice.

"However, who can prove that the so-called hometown is not his fantasy? You know, he can't go back no matter what."

As she spoke, she couldn't help repeating.

"It's absolutely impossible to go back."

Because from the beginning to the end of this article, she never thought about the possibility of the protagonist returning to his hometown. After all, she wrote it for this rebellious son to live happily in a foreign land.

She didn't set anything about her hometown! (shock——)

Almost at the moment when Chisato's words fell, Fukuzawa Yukichi's heart skipped a beat, and an unspeakable palpitation surfaced in his heart.

It is impossible to go back no matter what, but as long as it exists in the world, how can it be "unable to go back"?

Unless it has disappeared, or as the other party said, never existed.This is worse than he just thought that the protagonist died on the way to find it, much worse!

And died on the way... Wait!

Fukuzawa Yukichi frowned, realizing that the matter was not simple, he picked up the ending 2 part again, and quickly read it again.

The protagonist decides to go back to his hometown, but he doesn't remember the way, so he embarks on a journey to find it.Then, he died on the way.

This is very wrong.

The protagonist really has the obsession to return home, and people with obsessions often have unimaginable persistence for their obsession, but why did such a protagonist die of illness on the way?

Unless... the main character knew it from the beginning.

If so, it makes sense.

Leaving aside what is going on in his hometown, the important thing is that the protagonist knows that he has no way to go back, so the so-called "search" is just a desperate struggle.

It's even more natural to die on the way.

home.It is the hometown, the destination of the soul and spirit, and the protagonist who cannot return to his hometown dies in the process of finding his destination.

So, this is worse than ending 1, and better than ending 3.

Fukuzawa Yukichi took a deep breath, put down ending 2 in his hand, and picked up a few pieces of paper from ending 3.

Seeing this for thousands of miles, continue to introduce.When talking about ending 3, she was very excited.

"The ending 3 is what I came up with out of some protagonists, so it is the perfect one. The protagonist's friends are very sad after seeing other foreigners die in depression. Here it is."

Saying that, Qianli thought about it, and then added something.

"This ending is quite satisfactory. The protagonist wakes up from his original thoughts and starts to face life optimistically. He has a harmonious relationship with new friends and neighbors. This is the ending I wanted from the beginning of writing this book."

Although a little tough, she really wants the protagonist to live in a foreign land instead of wanting to go home all day long.

There are so many people in the world who have left their hometowns, and even many who did not return to their hometowns after leaving, have not seen how depressed they are. Why are you a rebellious son who wants to die and live because of this?

This is not possible, you have to be stunned!

The entanglement in Fukuzawa Yukichi's eyes was already to the extent that Yosano Akiko could easily see it.He looked at Qianli who was full of confidence, then at the ending 3 in his hand, and then moved his gaze to Luanbu's face again.

Luanbu still heavy Maomao nodded.

Ranpo: It's true, it's all true, that's what she really thinks, it's all the truth...

Fukuzawa Yukichi: "..."

Was the protagonist's worst ending actually considered happy by the other party?Did you really not feel that something was wrong?

Fukuzawa Yukichi didn't even dare to lean his eyes on Qianli, for fear of being seen to have a strange expression. Although his good concentration kept his expression unchanged, he just felt that the strangeness in his eyes could definitely He deeply betrayed his heavy heart at the moment.

The third ending, it's really... not ordinary misery, but a very special kind of misery, as long as you feel it deeply, you will think carefully and fear.

As the other party said, on the surface it does appear that the protagonist suddenly realizes and begins to live an optimistic life, but as long as you take a closer look, you will find that everything is not like this at all.

It looks like a poisonous cake, even though the outer layer looks extremely sweet, but under such a bright appearance, the inside is full of deadly toxins.

Did the protagonist really "look away"?No, not at all.

The protagonist did see the death of other strangers, so he "realized" it, and then restrained his thoughts and lived an "optimistic" life.

but.

——Who is it that died in a foreign land?

Is it really just the "foreigner"?

There is also a "person" who died in the same way.The protagonist has "killed" himself the moment he "returns to normal".

The more real self who has obsession and wants to return home.

Because he killed himself, he "suddenly realized"; because he killed himself, he was able to live "happy" in this foreign land.

How can such an ending be called a happy ending?No consummation is achieved by killing the ego, it is just a profound tragedy of seeming consummation.

But this tragedy is considered to be complete.

At this moment, Fukuzawa Yukichi had an absurd feeling, as if seeing hot pot ingredients on a cake, full of a sense of dislocation.

"This ending..."

He pinched the manuscript paper that he hadn't put down in his hands tangledly, and after a full two seconds, he decided to be more tactful first.

And there was one point he wanted to know.

"Is the first ending what the protagonist wants most?"

Fukuzawa Yukichi's eyes returned to Chisato.

"Among the three endings, the one the protagonist wants the most is the first one, right? Then what you want is the third one."

This question is very important.

"of course."

Chisato, who didn't know Fukuzawa Yukichi's imagining, simply admitted it.

"The first one is what the protagonist insisted on going, the second one is a derivative of my attempt, and the third one is what I want."

After speaking, she was still full of expectant inquiries.

"Mr. Fukuzawa, which ending do you think is more suitable?"

Sure enough, everything became clear.

Fukuzawa Yukichi thought.

The protagonist represents the desire in the other party's heart that she doesn't even know about herself, and what she supports as the author is based on the other party's rational choice.

Her inner desire is to return to her hometown.

Her reason speaks of killing herself.

Danger.

very dangerous.

very dangerous.

Fukuzawa Yukichi even felt jittery, just like in the incident in the theater that deceived Ranpo to have supernatural powers, it was a worry that if he made a wrong step, the other party would be lost forever.

How can you not worry?He even felt that the other party was hanging in mid-air, and what was under his feet was just a spider's thread.

Shaky.

Should I tell her?The abnormal state of mind she is facing now?But if she really told her, what kind of choice would she make?

Is it the first "peace" with the same ending?Or the third ending, which seems to return to normal "killing"?

But if you don't tell, what's the difference from the third ending?

Fukuzawa Yukichi had difficulty making a decision for a while.

He glanced at Luanbu next to him, and the other party nodded knowingly, as if wrapping around me.

"Speaking of Qianli, you actually have an idea yourself, don't you?"

He swaggered over to Qianli's side and patted... the dull hair on her head, and she spoke very naturally.

"It's the one you want more."

"Well... I actually want to use the third ending."

Qianli coughed lightly, his eyes wandered a bit.

"Although the turning point may be a bit blunt, but because I still want to publish this book, the first two are too miserable to make people worry, and I am more at ease when it is complete."

After all, she still wants to make more money, not to mention a house near the sea, she also wants to buy several properties in exchange for living!

Planting flower rabbits, buying a house is an instinct engraved in DNA.

But still that sentence.

"It's the turning point that I find blunt, and I'm more worried."

Fukuzawa Yukichi: "..."

No, the turning point is not blunt at all. If your state is not so dangerous, an uninformed person will only think this book is touching and wonderful, and the deep meaning behind it is unforgettable.

He has no doubt that if this book is released, there will be a large number of people in Japan who will go back to their hometown to read it.In the future, there will be continuous impact.

——The premise is that he has never known Qianli teacher Ben Qianli.

Unable to bear it, Fukuzawa Yukichi asked.

"Do you really think ending 3 is the most fulfilling?"

"Ok?"

Qianli was taken aback by the question, confused about this question.

"Ending 3...isn't it good enough?"

Could there be any other more happy ending?

Fukuzawa Yukichi had a headache.

"No, it's fine."

It is better to say that it is too good, full of a kind of literary absurd sadness.

"It's nothing, what the president means is that ending 3 can be used as the ending of the release."

Fukuzawa Yukichi:? ? ?

Edogawa Ranpo glanced at Fukuzawa Yukichi, and continued to interrupt.

"And just like what I said before I wrote it, you can put away the ending that doesn't work and read it for yourself."

"I see, thank you Mr. Fukuzawa!"

Qianli suddenly realized that he was grateful, and the whole person breathed a sigh of relief.

very good.Since Mr. Fukuzawa thinks that ending 3 is okay, it means that there is really no problem.

This kind of happy ending, I guess Oda will not feel worried when he sees it, but will feel relieved?

In this way, he can believe that he can take care of himself alone, happy!

Thinking of this, Chisato thought of Oda Sakunosuke, who was far away in cleansing, and hurriedly ordered the two of them.

"By the way, don't reveal the first two endings, especially Oda Saku, absolutely don't let him know that I wrote the protagonist to death!"

Fukuzawa Yukichi looked at Qianli, hesitant to speak again.

The problem is, your ending 3 is much bigger than the first two questions...