Hello all! I just need a little bit of help. Recently, I've been going around and reading tons and tons of novels but I've noticed that the summary/description almost always has these two, two-lettered words. BE and He? I don't know what they mean QAQ. Please tell me QAQ
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! Though the meaning isn't so delightful, thank you for clarifying. I've been so confused I see, thanks for the clarification!
It's BE for bad ending and HE for happy ending, sometimes in novel descriptions they will tell you that it is a HE and that tells you that there will be a happy ending to the story. The same goes for the other side, the story will end in a bad ending if it says BE.
I remember a quote from a book called "Blackout" by Mira Grant. This is as close as we could get to an ending. The world goes on. Zombies or no zombies, political conspiracy or no political conspiracy, the world goes on. I think I like it that way. -Georgia Mason I don't there are really endings, happy or otherwise.
Yeah it is Happy End and Bad End. They mostly tag that on angst/tragedy/psychological novels, but I do see it on romance ones, too. However, I also think it is a translator (individual/site) preference to tag those things as well.