Where Did the Angel Fall?
About This Novel
The final chapter of Lu Nei's acclaimed masterpiece "Following Trilogy". The unique Lu Nei style of humor and poetry, the blackness and sadness wrapped in humor, will inadvertently hit your hard or soft heart when you smile. "Where the Angels Fell" not only has new language changes, but also continues to maintain Lue's humor and poetry.
What Readers Think
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Official(5)Scraped 1mo ago
The core of comedy is really tragedy
I dare not laugh, but this is really a terrible laugh
The so-called place where the angel fell was actually an orphanage. Lu Xiaolu had an illusion when he saw the name. This feeling was strange, but he liked it very much. Lu Xiaolu is still so fussy, cute and nonsensical
It is written by Lu Nei, and the protagonist in it is Lu Xiaolu, who tells stories about him and his friends in the orphanage. The narrative is casual, and I laughed out loud while reading it. It is very close to life.
This book is both poetic and humorous. The text is self-deprecating but also sad and helpless. It is wrapped in black humor and touches the softest part of your heart when you smile.
Very touching words
It's miserable, but I like the writing. The saddest thing makes me laugh silly.
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Community(0)
Official(5)Scraped 1mo ago
The core of comedy is really tragedy
I dare not laugh, but this is really a terrible laugh
The so-called place where the angel fell was actually an orphanage. Lu Xiaolu had an illusion when he saw the name. This feeling was strange, but he liked it very much. Lu Xiaolu is still so fussy, cute and nonsensical
It is written by Lu Nei, and the protagonist in it is Lu Xiaolu, who tells stories about him and his friends in the orphanage. The narrative is casual, and I laughed out loud while reading it. It is very close to life.
This book is both poetic and humorous. The text is self-deprecating but also sad and helpless. It is wrapped in black humor and touches the softest part of your heart when you smile.
Very touching words
It's miserable, but I like the writing. The saddest thing makes me laugh silly.
