What does 'goodbye love story' mean?

It could mean that someone is ending a romantic relationship or a period of time filled with love. Maybe they have had a relationship that has come to an end, and they are saying farewell to all the memories, experiences, and emotions associated with that love story.

It could mean leaving behind the idea of goodbye within the context of a web novel. Maybe it's about a character in the web novel who is finally free from having to say goodbye all the time, or it could be a thematic statement about the web novel itself moving away from sad partings as a major theme.

It could mean that the person is saying goodbye to a love novel that they didn't like or that made them feel some negative emotions. Maybe the story was full of heartbreak or unlikable characters.

It could mean that the person is saying goodbye to writing or reading Naruto fanfiction. Maybe they've lost interest in the Naruto fandom, or perhaps they're moving on to other forms of writing or hobbies.

It could mean that when saying goodbye, it's the same old, perhaps dull or repetitive, situation. Like every time you part ways, it follows the same pattern or story.

Well, 'goodbye' is a simple parting word. 'Isekai' refers to the genre where characters are sent to a different world, and 'tensei' often means reincarnation in these stories. So perhaps it's someone's statement of giving up on reading or writing such novels. It might be that they've read too many and found them too formulaic or they just have a change in their reading preferences.

Well, it might be about a routine farewell. Maybe in a workplace, when an employee leaves, the whole 'saying goodbye' process is always the same. There are the same formalities, the same words of well - wish, and it has become a bit dull and predictable, just like an old, repeated story.

Well, 'say goodbye Raquel pulp fiction' might be a rather cryptic statement. If we assume Raquel is a person, perhaps it means to part ways with Raquel who has some connection to pulp fiction. It could be that Raquel is an actress in a pulp fiction - like production, and someone is bidding her farewell. Or it could be a very creative and personal way of expressing the end of an experience related to Raquel and the pulp fiction world.

It could mean an end to a particular style of writing about World War 1 in novels. For instance, the overly heroic or glorified portrayals might be what is being left behind.

Well, perhaps it implies that every new beginning of separation, like saying goodbye for the first time, is not really new at all. It's the same old story in the sense that the emotions, actions, and consequences are similar to past experiences of parting ways. Maybe it's about how we humans often fall into the same patterns when dealing with endings.