Well, such a story ending suggests that overconfidence or being too prideful can have negative consequences. Maybe the character didn't listen to warnings or underestimated others, and that's what caused their failure.
In 'Macbeth' by Shakespeare. Macbeth's pride makes him believe he can get away with murdering to gain the throne. His excessive pride blinds him to the consequences and the web of lies he is creating. Eventually, he falls from grace and is killed. Another example could be in 'The Great Gatsby'. Gatsby is proud of his new - found wealth and his ability to throw grand parties to attract Daisy. But his pride in his false image and his unrealistic expectations lead to his tragic end.
It means that excessive pride often leads to one's downfall. In a long story, it could be about a character who is overly proud of their abilities or status. For example, a king who thinks he is invincible and doesn't listen to his advisors. He then makes a series of bad decisions that ultimately lead to his defeat. It's a warning to people not to be too full of themselves.
In a forest, there was a squirrel who thought it was the smartest animal. It boasted about how it could store nuts better than anyone else. It even made fun of the birds for not having such a great storage system. One winter, the squirrel was so busy feeling proud that it didn't notice some of its nuts had gone bad. When the cold days came, it didn't have enough good nuts to eat. Meanwhile, the birds had found other ways to get food. The squirrel's pride made it unprepared and it faced a difficult time, just like the saying 'pride goes before the fall'.
They can learn to be humble. Being proud often makes people overlook their own weaknesses and the abilities of others. Humility helps them to grow and make friends.
The following are some recommendations for novels written before the fall of Huaxia:
1. "Reborn to Protect China Before the Catastrophe": The male protagonist was reborn before the disaster in China and protected the Chinese people.
2. "The Fall of the World: I Use the Undead to Build China": The male protagonist was reborn and used the power of the Undead to build China.
3. "Descent of the Gods: I Build the Chinese Heavenly Court": The male protagonist was reborn in his previous life and fought a decisive battle with Zeus, the king of the gods. After rebirth, he built the Chinese Heavenly Court.
4. "Fall Again (Rebirth)": The male protagonist faces the fall again after his rebirth, facing challenges together with Ye Qingcheng, Lin Xiaojun, and others.
These novels all used rebirth as the theme and described the story of the male protagonist before the fall of China. Please note that these recommendations are only based on search results. There may be other suitable novels that have not been mentioned.
Sure. In the story 'pride hath a fall', usually it shows how excessive pride can lead to a downfall. Characters with too much pride often overestimate themselves. For example, they might take on tasks they can't handle or treat others poorly because they think they are superior. This pride then causes them to make mistakes, and eventually they face negative consequences like losing friends, status or opportunities.
One common theme is hubris. The excessive pride of the characters is at the center. Another theme could be self - awareness. Since the characters with pride lack it and that leads to their fall. Also, the theme of consequences is present as their prideful actions have negative results.
It might mean that pride eventually leads to a downfall, and it's a long - told story. Maybe it refers to how in many tales and real - life situations, excessive pride in a person or group has resulted in their undoing over time.