What does this idiom mean at the end?

Finally, not the ending idiom, but the beginning idiom is as follows:

The southern shortcut refers to the nearest road to seek fame and profit. This is also a metaphor, which is used to describe a convenient way to achieve a goal.

A lifelong event. Lifelong: all my life. A lifelong event, especially marriage.

Endless hatred: for life. Regret or unsatisfactory things can't be removed even after death.

It went away and ended without results.

It always goes back and forth.

In the end: unexpectedly, completely. Days: refers to the natural life. Live the life you deserve. Refers to a long life and a good death.

Never, never, never change.

End to end: end; Start: start. It's the same from beginning to end, all the time.

Always the same, always the same.

The idea of dying here.