The function of the ending of a novel is usually to leave a deep impression on the reader and guide the reader to think about the theme and meaning of the novel. At the same time, it can also provide a memorable ending for the novel. There were many common types of novel endings, such as open endings, closed endings, reversed endings, and tragic endings. An open ending meant that the ending of the novel did not give a clear answer but left the reader to think, guess, and reflect on himself. This kind of ending could often arouse the interest and curiosity of the readers, making them pay more attention to the subsequent development of the novel. A closed ending meant that the ending of the novel gave a clear answer or summarized the plot at the beginning of the novel. This kind of ending was more concise and easy for the readers to understand. A reversed ending meant that the plot and ending of the novel had an unexpected twist that surprised and shocked the readers. This kind of ending could often reveal the truth and meaning behind the novel. A tragic ending was when the plot and ending of the novel were very good, but in the end, for some reason, the novel had a tragic ending. This kind of ending could arouse the readers 'strong emotional resonance and reflection, allowing them to understand the theme and meaning of the novel more deeply. There were many types and functions of novel endings. The readers could choose the ending that suited them according to their own reading experience and preferences.