Do the best stories never have a happy ending?

Definitely not. In most stories, suicide is depicted as a deeply sad and negative event. It doesn't bring a sense of resolution or happiness. Usually, it leaves behind a lot of pain and unanswered questions for the characters and the audience.

Not necessarily. Romance novels can have various endings, and a happy ending isn't a strict requirement. It depends on the author's creative choice and the story's themes.

Definitely. If they truly understand and accept each other for who they are, and are willing to grow together in the relationship, a happy ending is possible. Many best friends in love stories show that their deep connection and shared history can be the key to a happy future together. It's about building on the trust and familiarity they already have as friends and transforming it into a loving and stable relationship.

Not necessarily. Stories can have all kinds of endings - happy, sad, or somewhere in between.

Well, it depends. Sometimes they get back together out of familiarity or loneliness rather than true love. In such cases, it often doesn't end well. They may find that the same problems that broke them up in the first place resurface quickly, leading to another break - up.

Not necessarily. True stories can have all kinds of endings, happy, sad, or somewhere in between.

Well, it's a mixed bag. Some storylines in Marvel Comics end on a high note with characters achieving their goals and finding happiness. But in many cases, there's a sense of ongoing adventure or unresolved issues to keep readers engaged for future installments.

Not necessarily. Many romance novels have happy endings, but there are also those that end on bittersweet or even tragic notes to add depth and complexity to the story.

Well, the idea that stories must have a happy ending is a bit limiting. Different stories serve different purposes. A happy ending can provide comfort and closure, but it's not the only way to make a story meaningful. Some stories aim to show the harsh realities of life, and a happy ending might not fit that narrative.

<strong></strong> 1. <<Feng Zi>: The female protagonist met a good husband and a cute baby. Although she encountered all kinds of schemes and tricks, she had a happy ending in the end.> 2. "Reborn to Create a Happy Life": The female protagonist created a happy and happy life after her rebirth. She also met a man who doted on her and loved her. The ending was very happy. 3. <<A Perfect Life>>: Although the female lead is a cool and elegant singer, she also met her own happiness and finally had a happy ending. 4. [Peach Demoness]: The female protagonist walked out of the conspiracy and trickery, and finally chose her own happiness. There was also a happy ending. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗