you won't like the last paragraph of the novel

It could be that the last paragraph goes against your expectations of how the story should end. You might have been hoping for a happy ending, like the main characters getting married or achieving their dreams, but instead, the last paragraph shows them giving up or failing. Another reason could be that the writing style in the last paragraph is very different, maybe it becomes too abstract or difficult to understand compared to the previous parts of the novel.

You could stop reading a few paragraphs before the end. That way, you can create your own ending in your head and avoid the disappointment of the actual last paragraph.

Maybe the last paragraph didn't meet my expectations. It could be that the ending was too abrupt or it didn't tie up all the loose ends in a satisfying way.

One thing could be to rewrite it to make the ending more conclusive. Tie up all the storylines neatly.

I made a mistake in my answer. The last paragraph should be finished. It should include all the contents of the previous paragraph, namely: ``` When she realized that she had no way out, she focused her entire soul on others. She felt that her mind was like an independent trainer that had been released from a musical instrument. It could no longer change or become free. She heard the voice deep in her heart, it was an endless dream, she heard everything she wanted to have, but it could only push her further. ``` I hope that you can tolerate the mistakes in my answers. If you have any other questions or need any help, please feel free to let me know.

The last sentence of the novel, Hard to Coax, was: " I long for someone to love me fiercely until death, knowing that love is as strong as death."

The last paragraph of a romance novel's review was usually a summary and evaluation of the novel after reading it. In the process of searching, one could recall and summarize the plot and characters in the novel, analyze the theme and values of the novel, and evaluate the novel.

" I Won't Like You " was a modern romance novel written by a blind author. The novel was completed, with a total of 502,248 words. The story involved healing, work, relaxation, childhood friends, and enemies. However, other than this basic information, the search results did not provide any detailed content or comments about the novel. Therefore, I am unable to provide any specific recommendations or comments on " I Won't Like You."

The Japanese novel "Koki" was translated into Chinese. The novel did not have the last paragraph. The novel was a realistic novel set in the textile industry, which described the struggle and growth of the protagonist Matsuzaka Tsuneichi in the textile industry. If you have any other questions, please feel free to ask.