A vigorous love song came to an end, just like the Olympic flame was slowly extinguished. At this moment, it was raining heavily, and his heart was calm. He only felt guilty and no longer held any grudges. Even light resentments and anger were blown away by the wind. He was very grateful. After all, they had left him wonderful memories. The focus was on describing two women who were very different but equally lovely. The former "living on love" and the latter "living on love". The focus was more on expressing the inferiority, vanity, kindness and wisdom of "I", as well as "I"'s unique lifestyle and status.
There is not much excitement in the novel, and the plot is incoherent and fragmented. Almost no plot reaches the climax that readers expect. This is a micro-conflict novel. I think this kind of writing is closer to life. Ordinary people, working from sunrise to sunset, just live an ordinary life. How can there be so much drama, so many ups and downs, life and death?
So why does the author attract readers? It creates a kaleidoscope-like artistic effect. When the kaleidoscope rotates, some beautiful small fragments inside will flicker, which is the flash of humanity and wisdom.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
