What does it mean to say that everything is in the past?

" Everything She Knew " was a mystery novel about the Jiang family's massacre in Chuanjiang City in 1999. The story revolved around this unsolved mystery, mainly about Yu Jianxin's family murder case that had plagued him for half his life, which ushered in a turning point in the fall of 2018. At the same time, Yu Jianxin's son's girlfriend, Qi Anya, received the news of her aunt An Xiaohan's unexpected death. While sorting out her aunt's belongings, Qi Anya found a few notebooks that her aunt had treasured for many years. They recorded the unknown friendship between the two girls. These two girls seemed to be inextricably linked to the murder case many years ago. As Yu Jianxin and Qi Anya pursued, the secrets that had been hidden for many years were gradually revealed, and they would face an even more shocking truth.

The meaning of "finished" was to stop.

In a novel, the beginning and end of a character usually referred to the heyday of a character in the novel, including his growth process and his final ending. This character could be the main character, a supporting character, or even a villain. A novel that was fully received would usually be viewed as a complete story. The readers could understand the plot and theme of the entire story through the growth and ending of the character.

It could mean that female characters are considered to be everything or very important in fanfiction. They might be central to the plot, the source of most of the emotional depth, or the main drivers of the story.

I'm not sure exactly. It could be a rather ambiguous or uncommon phrase. Maybe it suggests that everything in a particular manhwa is in agreement or harmonious.

It could be an expression related to the movie 'Pulp Fiction'. Maybe it's someone urging another to say something specifically in the context of that movie. But without more context, it's hard to be certain.

To speak lightly was to speak in a calm and calm tone, expressing confidence and a calm attitude.

Destroy everything like rotten wood is a term that appears in fantasy novels, martial arts novels, and games. It usually means a powerful force or effect that can instantly destroy everything. It refers to the disappearance of things without any obstruction. In novels, the word " destroy " was often used to describe powerful magic, martial arts, or skills that could instantly destroy all enemies or even the entire scene. For example, if a powerful mage used a spell that could destroy everything around them, the enemies and the scene would disappear. In addition to describing great power, it could also mean that something had reached an unimaginable level or that something had changed the entire world in an instant.

It could imply that in real life, not all events are as positive or ideal as those that occur in a good novel. In novels, things are often crafted to be more perfect, but real - life is full of uncertainties and not - so - good situations.

To treat everything as real meant that a person's ability to judge things was not strong, and it was easy to treat fake things as real. This kind of behavior described a person as overly childish and innocent.