The Ferryman 2: Return to the Wasteland
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After experiencing an extremely thrilling choice, the girl Dylan and the soul ferryman Tristan finally broke the boundary between life and death and came to the real world without any danger. At the same time, a ferryman named Susanna also yearned for them and longed to live in the real world because she spied on them escaping the wasteland. For this reason, she deceived a soul who was extradited by her, and triggered a great change... Just when everyone thought they were safe, the judge of fate suddenly arrived. It was silent, powerful and mysterious, and coldly delivered its verdict: Ferryman, you left the wasteland and gave up your sacred duty. You are going to lose the life you stole on earth. You will return to the wasteland and become one of those evil spirits...
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Comments on Ferryman 1 and 2
It took me a total of seven hours to read these two books. From the beginning of the train incident, Dylan's death, and Tristan's appearance, he was indifferent and indifferent to everything at the beginning. On the way to the other side of heaven, they gradually developed a good impression of each other, and finally fell in love. It was Dylan's bravery and persistence that enabled her to recover this love. In the second part, although there are many unclear problems in the lives of Dylan and Tristan, because when they traveled back to human society, they dug a big hole, allowing some demons from hell to come to the world and slaughter innocent people. Under the pressure of the inquisitor, they finally filled the hole, eliminated the demons, and began a happy and joyful life. Many people say that the plot of the second part is not very good, but I think both books are equally wonderful. The second book of The Ferryman tells people that they cannot try to achieve things they cannot get because of interests and selfishness. Sometimes only beauty and purity can achieve their wishes.
Haven't watched it yet. Regarding this story, I actually don't want it to continue. The ending of the first part is really good to me, and I am afraid that the second part will destroy the previous feeling.
I don't understand why the reviews are all positive, but I want to give a negative review. First of all, Wan knew about this book because it was recommended by the school's winter vacation reading catalog. I always thought that this book should be a highly literary work like the one written by Yu Hua. This book is very popular and has been sold in 33 countries. The content is like The Lord of the Rings. But after reading it, I was speechless. Are there such a shortage of romance novels in foreign countries? Could this also be an epic and beautiful love? I admit that the story setting is interesting and very unique, but the author's descriptive skills are too lacking. First of all, I am speechless. The heroine's mother has raised her for 15 years, but she thinks that the only person in her life is Tristan? Can't tell which one is more serious? If we really want to write a bad relationship between mother and daughter, we should describe more plots like this. It is best to write the mother in a very over-the-top way. Otherwise, just relying on the language at the beginning that is not even a quarrel will not work at all. The heroine only gave me a feeling of being wolf-hearted and full of love. Secondly, the male protagonist has ferried so many people, why should he be attracted to you, the female protagonist? Hostess, is there anything unique about you that attracts him? If there is, then the author should add more descriptions, otherwise it will just make people think this is very Mary Sue and very baffling. I don't want to go into too many details because it's too tiring.
I remember that the first part prompted me to read it in one sitting. The second part is really not as good as the first. But it still feels that way. After all, it's always difficult to get back to the original sequel when it comes to a classic. Overall it's pretty good.
Why do you think Suzanne likes Tristan...
About Suzanne
Is love wrong? Regardless of whether I have a partner or not, regardless of the separation between yin and yang, my question is - is love, in itself, wrong? A person is willing to go against the path from the wilderness, dare to offend her so-called responsibilities, just to see him. Her impulse makes innocent people pay the price of their lives, and finally makes herself fall into the abyss. From then on, she is lonely in longing for thousands of years, walking the same road, accompanying evil ghosts, and completing her so-called mission in a hell that will be covered with dark clouds at some point. This is why I hate religion. In order to enable people to wash away their sins and be reborn after death, God crawled at his feet and used his own son to suffer sins on behalf of people. Christ is noble, but is he free? Has he lived for himself? Just because your father is God, a god, a master, and the supreme will, you can use him as a tool to realize your ideals? How ridiculous. I am not against religion. After all, there are always people who live for their beliefs and do not agree with each other. I just think that the existence of ferrymen is unfair. Since they exist, they should not be human; since humans should not endure such torture, why can some people freely cross the wilderness and reach the other side, while leaving the people who lead them numb in the endless cycle? Then I think heaven is just a detention center for souls. Everyone is sentenced to life imprisonment and can only wait in the trap of self-deception for the reunion of previous lives? I'm sorry, I just want to live a hundred years of freedom and don't want to be a prisoner of my soul. I just want to hold your hand tightly until I grow old, no matter whether you can be with me in the end or not.
I have read it no less than five times. Even though it has been almost a year, I still love this book no less. It is really different from the romance novels I have read before.
So expensive
Who posted the content from 11 to the end? Junior high school students really have no money.
The feeling when watching the second part was slightly different from the first part. The first part really made me addicted and couldn't extricate myself, but the second part lacked the feeling of the first part. Susanna is a really tragic character. She just wanted to live once more like Tristan. She came to the real world just to find Tristan, but the judge gave her a punishment that was equivalent to the death penalty. It seems that rules cannot be broken easily. If you violate the rules, you have to pay the price.
I look down on it, it's too expensive and I can't afford it. Where can I watch it for free?
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Comments on Ferryman 1 and 2
It took me a total of seven hours to read these two books. From the beginning of the train incident, Dylan's death, and Tristan's appearance, he was indifferent and indifferent to everything at the beginning. On the way to the other side of heaven, they gradually developed a good impression of each other, and finally fell in love. It was Dylan's bravery and persistence that enabled her to recover this love. In the second part, although there are many unclear problems in the lives of Dylan and Tristan, because when they traveled back to human society, they dug a big hole, allowing some demons from hell to come to the world and slaughter innocent people. Under the pressure of the inquisitor, they finally filled the hole, eliminated the demons, and began a happy and joyful life. Many people say that the plot of the second part is not very good, but I think both books are equally wonderful. The second book of The Ferryman tells people that they cannot try to achieve things they cannot get because of interests and selfishness. Sometimes only beauty and purity can achieve their wishes.
Haven't watched it yet. Regarding this story, I actually don't want it to continue. The ending of the first part is really good to me, and I am afraid that the second part will destroy the previous feeling.
I don't understand why the reviews are all positive, but I want to give a negative review. First of all, Wan knew about this book because it was recommended by the school's winter vacation reading catalog. I always thought that this book should be a highly literary work like the one written by Yu Hua. This book is very popular and has been sold in 33 countries. The content is like The Lord of the Rings. But after reading it, I was speechless. Are there such a shortage of romance novels in foreign countries? Could this also be an epic and beautiful love? I admit that the story setting is interesting and very unique, but the author's descriptive skills are too lacking. First of all, I am speechless. The heroine's mother has raised her for 15 years, but she thinks that the only person in her life is Tristan? Can't tell which one is more serious? If we really want to write a bad relationship between mother and daughter, we should describe more plots like this. It is best to write the mother in a very over-the-top way. Otherwise, just relying on the language at the beginning that is not even a quarrel will not work at all. The heroine only gave me a feeling of being wolf-hearted and full of love. Secondly, the male protagonist has ferried so many people, why should he be attracted to you, the female protagonist? Hostess, is there anything unique about you that attracts him? If there is, then the author should add more descriptions, otherwise it will just make people think this is very Mary Sue and very baffling. I don't want to go into too many details because it's too tiring.
I remember that the first part prompted me to read it in one sitting. The second part is really not as good as the first. But it still feels that way. After all, it's always difficult to get back to the original sequel when it comes to a classic. Overall it's pretty good.
Why do you think Suzanne likes Tristan...
About Suzanne
Is love wrong? Regardless of whether I have a partner or not, regardless of the separation between yin and yang, my question is - is love, in itself, wrong? A person is willing to go against the path from the wilderness, dare to offend her so-called responsibilities, just to see him. Her impulse makes innocent people pay the price of their lives, and finally makes herself fall into the abyss. From then on, she is lonely in longing for thousands of years, walking the same road, accompanying evil ghosts, and completing her so-called mission in a hell that will be covered with dark clouds at some point. This is why I hate religion. In order to enable people to wash away their sins and be reborn after death, God crawled at his feet and used his own son to suffer sins on behalf of people. Christ is noble, but is he free? Has he lived for himself? Just because your father is God, a god, a master, and the supreme will, you can use him as a tool to realize your ideals? How ridiculous. I am not against religion. After all, there are always people who live for their beliefs and do not agree with each other. I just think that the existence of ferrymen is unfair. Since they exist, they should not be human; since humans should not endure such torture, why can some people freely cross the wilderness and reach the other side, while leaving the people who lead them numb in the endless cycle? Then I think heaven is just a detention center for souls. Everyone is sentenced to life imprisonment and can only wait in the trap of self-deception for the reunion of previous lives? I'm sorry, I just want to live a hundred years of freedom and don't want to be a prisoner of my soul. I just want to hold your hand tightly until I grow old, no matter whether you can be with me in the end or not.
I have read it no less than five times. Even though it has been almost a year, I still love this book no less. It is really different from the romance novels I have read before.
So expensive
Who posted the content from 11 to the end? Junior high school students really have no money.
The feeling when watching the second part was slightly different from the first part. The first part really made me addicted and couldn't extricate myself, but the second part lacked the feeling of the first part. Susanna is a really tragic character. She just wanted to live once more like Tristan. She came to the real world just to find Tristan, but the judge gave her a punishment that was equivalent to the death penalty. It seems that rules cannot be broken easily. If you violate the rules, you have to pay the price.
I look down on it, it's too expensive and I can't afford it. Where can I watch it for free?
