Say Farewell To Him - Reviews

While I'm not particularly fond of first-person narratives, I must admit that I have a deep love for tragedies, and this particular story has truly captured my attention with its餐馆 chef, waiter, and delicate balance of emotions. ????? The character development, especially in the dynamic between A and the protagonist, is simply captivating. ?? A+1000 for the emotional depth there.

I would have appreciated a Bittersweet Ending (BE), but I appreciate the Happy Ending (HE) given by the author. It's heartwarming to see these fictional characters find their happily-ever-after, which fills me with joy. ?????✨

I wholeheartedly recommend this story to those who enjoy悲剧 without excessive focus on Stockholm Syndrome (SA). Personally, I don't mind it in fiction, but I understand others may have varying preferences. This story caters to a different taste, offering a compelling narrative without that particular theme. ??

Absolutely worth reading! The blend of pain and heartfelt affection was truly extraordinary. It tugged at my emotions深深地. Both main characters have experienced a great deal, and I can't help but feel for their mother. To clarify, there is a happy ending.

The scene that tugged at my heartstrings was when the supporting characters stepped in. If not for those time-traveling extras, the emotional toll would have been unbearable. The main character (MC) truly deserves better, and I can't help but wish for the antagonist's mother to suffer the most excruciating fate possible. Oh no, I found myself crying, why must this happen?

The narrative was overly dramatic and intense, verging on melodrama with some intense moments, but it was enjoyable. ML, I believe, isn't entirely a villain; he can be seen as a victim too, despite his unintentional actions towards the MC. The primary storyline leans towards a bitter end (BE), but the conclusion offers a happy resolution (HE), so it's not entirely heartbreaking. It shares similarities with "No One Saved Me," but with a more uplifting finale.

The profound emotions I feel towards this author for crafting such poignant and heart-wrenching short stories are indescribable. From 'No One Saved Me' to 'Say Farewell to Him,' each tale has left me with a bittersweet love, like being in a car with a failing brake, careening towards a cliff while holding hands with your beloved. You sense the inevitable tragedy, yet it resonates with a strange satisfaction.

Similar to the author's other narratives, this one delves into the harsh realities of love. Yet, amidst the ugliness, there might be solace found in the subsidiary stories. They serve as a fitting accompaniment, perhaps "TOTGA" could provide a fitting soundtrack for this book, and for others as well.

I wholeheartedly recommend this to readers who crave angsty tales. Don't miss out on exploring the author's other works; they are equally captivating.

I absolutely adore this. It's hard not to empathize with the main character; he truly went through a lot. The mother, however, seems like the antagonist here. Initially, I could understand her intentions for her son's well-being, but her character development becomes despicable. From the moment she became pregnant, she was fixated on maintaining an "alpha" status, leading to her decision to alter her gender and inadvertently causing her child, ML, a pheromone disorder. There were alternative, less selfish methods to save him, like removing his glands, but she chose the path of self-interest. She treated others as pawns, as Dr. Mu, their family physician, pointed out, all for her own gain. And, fittingly, her actions have severe consequences.

I'm glad the author gave them a chance at redemption, a second lease on life, whether in terms of existence or love. If you're looking for a tragic or angsty ending, I recommend stopping at Chapter 22.