I Don't Know How to Live Like a Normal Person
by Xu Wanqing
About This Novel
I am a college graduate and have no job. I have nothing to do, yet I live confidently and shamelessly. I can't get along well with people, the world, and even myself. I am at odds with myself and make others unhappy. This is my life, there are no stories, and I don't want any stories to happen. In theory, I should live like a normal person, work, get married, complain, and run the house. But I still don't know how to live like a normal person. Deep down, I just want to live my life without saying a word or accomplishing anything. I dedicate this article to those who are frustrated like me.
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Official(4)Scraped 2mo ago
It's pretty good and interesting. I recommend it.
It may be his attitude towards life and his attitude that life has nothing to do with him, which makes him feel that he does not know how to live a normal life. The protagonist's confusion is also related to her relatives around her. The uncle's attitude and personality also have an impact on the protagonist.
He doesn't care what kind of life he leads, because in his consciousness, he feels that life has nothing to do with him. And he doesn't care what kind of life others live. After all, he can't control what kind of life others have and what kind of life they have.
When I was a child in the countryside, my uncle's cactus field seemed to be a metaphor for my uncle's life and personality: abrupt, useless and prickly. Later, in the third year after the cactus flowers bloomed, my aunt angrily hoeed them off one by one. Although my uncle didn't say anything, he still felt sad.
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Official(4)Scraped 2mo ago
It's pretty good and interesting. I recommend it.
It may be his attitude towards life and his attitude that life has nothing to do with him, which makes him feel that he does not know how to live a normal life. The protagonist's confusion is also related to her relatives around her. The uncle's attitude and personality also have an impact on the protagonist.
He doesn't care what kind of life he leads, because in his consciousness, he feels that life has nothing to do with him. And he doesn't care what kind of life others live. After all, he can't control what kind of life others have and what kind of life they have.
When I was a child in the countryside, my uncle's cactus field seemed to be a metaphor for my uncle's life and personality: abrupt, useless and prickly. Later, in the third year after the cactus flowers bloomed, my aunt angrily hoeed them off one by one. Although my uncle didn't say anything, he still felt sad.
