this is where it ends

No, it isn't. 'This Is Where It Ends' is a fictional work created by the author's imagination.

I don't think it's strictly true. It's probably a fictional story that incorporates some common themes and experiences to make it feel relatable and engaging.

Yes, it can be considered a justice novel as it often explores themes related to justice and fairness within its storyline.

The following are some recommendations for novels that end with the protagonist being adopted: 1. The female protagonist of this book was haunted by ghosts and eventually married her adopted brother. The male lead was the ruthless Mo King, and the female lead eventually became his girlfriend. 2. "Good Morning Earl": The female protagonist, Li Mingyun, was adopted by the male protagonist and became his guardian. These novels were all completed and had attractive plots and stories. They were worth reading.

Here are some recommended novels where the main character was teased: 1. "The rarer the item, the more valuable it is": This novel tells the story of a person who transmigrated and found himself in a cheating dynasty full of top students. The protagonist had to pass all kinds of tests to squat in the toilet. The plot was very funny. 2. "Old Friends Who Don't Know When They'll Return" was a heart-wrenching short romance novel that told the story of Su Yunxi and Xiao Hanchen. After the death of the female lead, the male lead regretted it and everyone felt sad. 3. "Celebrating Years": The ending of this novel was Fan Xian successfully assassinating the Qing Emperor and supporting the Third Prince to ascend the throne. Fan Xian chose to live in seclusion in Jiangnan and led a happy life with his wife, Lin Wan 'er. The Qing Emperor had been killed by Fan Xian and Wu Zhu working together. Lin Wan 'er gave birth to Fan Xian's second son, Fan Liang, while Liu Sisi gave birth to Fan Xian's eldest daughter, Fan Shu. Please note that the novels recommended above may only be part of the relevant results. There may be other completed novels that match the plot of the protagonist being teased.

I'm not sure exactly. You might want to check some lyric websites or music platforms to find out.

It could refer to the final outcome or conclusion of a narrative. Maybe it's about understanding what happens at the very end of a story and what it implies.

Yes, it is. 'This is Where it Ends' is inspired by real events and emotions.

Hulga is at a secluded place, away from the hustle and bustle of the main events.

I'm not sure. It could be based on real events, but it might also be fictional. It really depends on the author's inspiration and creative choices.