I said I liked the sea, and he said he drowned many people. How should I reply?

Because this person doesn't want to continue chatting with you, you say that you like the sea, and he says that the sea is not good. In fact, he just doesn't want to continue this topic. If the other person has the idea of chatting with you, he may not like the sea even if he doesn't agree with you, and he won't say that the sea is not good. At most, he just reserves his opinion, but he directly says that the sea is not good, which means that he doesn't want to chat with you and wants to end the topic with you as soon as possible, but he may not reply to you directly for some reasons.

In fact, there is no need to waste time on such people, because you are just perfunctory about your problem out of courtesy or other reasons. At this time, you should take the initiative to end the topic, instead of racking your brains to think about how to save it. Because even if you try to save this topic, when you talk about a new topic, the other person may not cooperate. It will only be more embarrassing to continue talking. If you think the other person may be unintentional, but he just doesn't like the sea, then you can directly open other topics and try again. I don't think it is necessary to save this topic.

Some people may want to continue chatting with each other even if they don't like it because we feel good, but in fact, the feelings exchanged by this unequal dialogue don't last long.