What does Yu Huanshui's monologue express in the ending of I am Yu Huanshui?

This is a kind of ridicule, and it is also a good way that many people bring in. Yu Huanshui's interpretation is the epitome of a grassroots man. He is mediocre, surrounded by lies and lives a life of misdiagnosis of cancer every day. In many subsequent incidents, Yu Huanshui fought back completely and eventually became a so-called successful person, noble career and happy family. Yu Huanshui, who was defeated by reality, came back, although it was because of women's rights.

Still have to admit, the plot, logic and characteristics of the program are definitely the last domestic online drama. Walking along a sunny path, Huanshui said to himself, the ambulance has arrived, no matter what happens, it is fantasy or death, but he has to live a new life. The screenwriter ended with this open monologue, which is quite ironic, giving the audience an open ending and letting them imagine infinite possibilities. There are two kinds of common disputes about Yu Huanshui's last words. First, everything is true. After all, Yu Huanshui once fought back successfully, only to find himself back.

The other is that it's all a dream. When Luan Bingran married him, it seemed that reincarnation had started again, and Yu Huanshui might have died in the ambulance. This ending seems to have an unfinished feeling. For this performance, the audience is more willing to see the ideal Yu Huanshui, but the screenwriter has reopened the cruel reality and presented it to the public with strong irony. At such a difficult time in life, people hope to see a series of successful counterattacks, but this drama shows the helplessness of reality naked.

If the plot ends with Yu Huanshui getting what he wants, it is a comedy. But the last monologue improved the atmosphere of the whole play. On the other hand, the so-called bright spot is not a profound irony. People are very satisfied with Yu Huanshui and his success, but this ending tells everyone that this may be a dream, there is no chance to become famous again, and nothing can make them reborn. The irony contained in this black humor goes far beyond the straightforward ending. After being greatly magnified, absurdity can be said to be everywhere.