Why did she feel disappointed every time she finished reading a novel or TV show?

This was a very normal emotional reaction. The novels often depicted touching plots, characters 'emotions and experiences, which resonated with the readers and made them feel emotionally shocked and moved. Crying is a way of expressing emotions. It usually means that people feel sadness and pain in their hearts. When reading a novel, the reader might feel sad and painful because of the character's experience, the injustice of fate, or deep thoughts. Crying was also a way to release emotions, which could help people relieve the pressure and pain in their hearts. When reading a novel, crying to express one's emotions could also temporarily get rid of the troubles in reality. Immersing oneself in the world of the novel, feeling the emotions and experiences of the characters, and giving oneself a moment of peace and comfort. Therefore, every time he read a novel, he would have the urge to cry. This was a very normal emotional reaction and a way to release his inner feelings.

This feeling could be caused by the plot, characters, theme, and many other factors. Here are some possible reasons for this feeling: Complex Plot: The plot of a novel can be very complicated, containing many twists and conflicts. The reader may feel confused and at a loss as they read because they cannot understand the development and progress of the story. Many characters: The novel usually contains many important characters, each of whom has their own motives, goals, and emotions. The reader may find it difficult to sort out the relationships and actions between these characters because they may interfere and conflict with each other. Profound theme: The theme of the novel may be very profound or complex, requiring the reader to put more thought and understanding into it. The readers may feel pressured or unpredictable when reading because they need to seriously think about and understand the meaning of the novel. 4. Reading too fast: If readers read too fast, they may feel dazzled or unable to understand the details of the novel. This might cause them to feel strange. 5. Poor reading experience: If the reader's reading habits are not correct, such as lack of concentration or improper use of electronic devices, they may feel that the reading experience is not good, resulting in this feeling. To sum up, the readers 'strange feeling could be caused by many factors, including the complexity of the plot, the number of characters, the depth of the theme, the reading speed, the reading experience, and so on. In order to alleviate this feeling, readers are advised to maintain concentration while reading, slow down the reading speed, and use comfortable reading materials.

When we finish reading a novel or a new series, we feel sad and disappointed because our emotions have been touched. These works usually portray complex interpersonal relationships, profound topics, or thrilling plots. These elements can resonate with our emotions. When we are immersed in these works, our emotions and experiences are deeply shaped and experienced, and when the works end, our emotions and experiences may feel lost and reluctant. In addition, when we finish reading a novel or a new TV series, we may also be experiencing a desire for the unknown and an uncertain sexiness about the future. These works usually portray the future and fantasy worlds, and these elements also arouse our interest and curiosity. When we end, we may feel a sense of emptiness and loss because the unknown world we expected did not happen. This feeling can also be called loss. In short, when we finish reading a novel or a new series, the sadness and disappointment are caused by the emotions, experiences, and uncertainty of the future in the novel. This feeling can be temporary or long-term, but in any case, it's a normal reaction that helps us better understand and experience emotions.

This feeling might be because when we read and watch novels, anime, and other works, we are often attracted by the plot, characters, and theme of the works and ignore the ending of the works themselves. When we know the ending of a work, we may feel disappointed or disappointed. When we read and watch works, we are also affected by our own emotions. We may feel excited, moved, or sad because of the plot of the work. When the ending of the work is contrary to our emotional state, we may feel lost. The ending of the work may also be related to our expectations of the work. We may have expectations for the ending of the work based on the theme, plot, and characters. When the ending does not match our expectations, we may feel disappointed. In short, when we feel disappointed after reading the ending of anime and novels, it may be because we are attracted by the plot, characters, and theme of the works and ignore the ending of the works themselves, or we are affected by our own emotions and expectations for the ending of the works.

The feeling of being lovelorn was very normal because the plot of the novel usually resonated with the reader's subconscious and even had a profound impact on the reader's emotions. When we finish reading a novel, we often have different feelings and thoughts, and these feelings and thoughts will form a deep impression in our subconscious. When we finish reading a novel and feel the feeling of being lovelorn, it may be because our emotions have been affected by the novel, resulting in some negative emotions and emotional fluctuations. For example, we might feel lost, sad, helpless, confused, and so on. These emotions may be brought to us by the plot of the novel, or they may be produced by ourselves in the process of reading. We can try to release our emotions and do things that we like, such as exercising, listening to music, watching movies, etc. At the same time, we can also communicate with friends and family and share our feelings and thoughts with them. This can help us ease our emotions and allow us to better face the challenges in life.

This is because the plots and emotions in novels are often very deep and touching, able to touch the emotions and experiences deep in our hearts. When reading a novel, we will be infected by the protagonist's experience and emotions, resonate and be moved, and feel strong emotional fluctuations and even cry. The plots and characters in novels often have unique charm and depth, which can show the emotions, desires, and difficulties deep in the human heart and make us resonate and think. These plots and characters 'way of existence and emotional expression are often closely related to our own life experiences and emotional experiences, so it is easier for us to resonate and move. Reading novels is a very beneficial activity. It can help us understand human emotions and psychology and enhance our empathy and emotional expression.

The plot and emotions in the novel often resonated with the readers, causing them to have strong emotional reactions, including touching, sadness, fear, anger, and so on. These emotions might trigger the reader's inner resonance and make them feel that they can also experience the emotions and experiences in the novel. The characters and stories in the novel often deeply touched the readers 'hearts and caused them to have a strong emotional reaction. These characters might make readers feel that they had similar experiences and feelings, giving them a strong sense of immersion. When readers read novels, it was often an immersive experience. The plot, characters, and language in a novel could deeply affect the reader's mood and psychological state. Therefore, when readers read the plot and emotions in the novel, they might have a strong emotional reaction or even cry.

This was because the human brain's ability to strengthen memories of plots and characters was called " plot memory " or " role memory." When we read a novel, the brain uses this mechanism to store information about the plot and the character between the neurons and then reactivate it at a later time, such as when we eat, rest, or sleep. When we read a novel, our brains process and strengthen the plot, such as the adventures, emotions, and conflicts of the characters. These plots would be programmed and stored between the neurons for later use. When we eat, rest, or sleep, our brains continue to process these stored plots and compare and relate them to real-life experiences and scenes. This connection helps to strengthen our memory of the plot of the novel and makes it easier for us to imagine and immerse ourselves in the characters and plot of the novel. This process of strengthening memory and character memory helps us to have a strong emotional resonance and sense of immersion when reading novels, which is one of the reasons why we like reading novels.

This was because novels were usually fictional worlds and characters created by the author, which contained many emotions, experiences, and plots. When we finish reading a novel, we enter the virtual world that the author has constructed for us, experiencing the plot and the emotions experienced by the characters in the novel. When we read a novel, we may resonate with the characters in the novel and feel their emotions and experiences. When we successfully finish reading a novel, we may feel that we have successfully integrated into the virtual world of the novel and obtained some kind of emotional experience. But this kind of experience often makes us feel lost because we successfully experience an emotion but can't really participate in the novel. This feeling might be because we can't resonate with the author or because we can't find a character like us in the novel. In short, when we finish reading a novel, we may feel a deep sense of loss because we have successfully entered the virtual world that the author has constructed for us and obtained some kind of emotional experience, but we can't really participate in it.

When a TV series saw the ending, it was sad because it was a common phenomenon of human emotional experience, that is, feeling lost and reluctant to part with the end of the process. When watching TV dramas, people would usually put themselves in the character's shoes and imagine that they were experiencing this process. When the ending appears, the character's life and relationships will change. This kind of imagination can make people feel a strong sense of loss. In addition, television dramas often presented a beautiful beginning and a hopeful ending, which might also make people feel disappointed and sad. People's emotional experiences are complex and can be influenced by many factors, including personal experience, cultural background, expectations, and so on. Therefore, it wasn't the drama itself that made people feel sad, but rather the people's personal emotional reactions.