The Twelfth Month Diaries

There are some problems with the setting of this book. Suspense reasoning is very logical, and rebirth and time travel are the least logical. The combination of the two is full of contradictions. When I read it, I often fell into the conflict of whether to read it with my brain. In the past, when I read books, most of them were based on reasoning and disliked rebirth and time travel, because I always felt that if a person could be reborn and time travel, nothing would be difficult in the world. Take the ending of Xiaoshan as an example. Xiaoshan had read the notes that Douzha brought when he traveled through time and space, and he had predicted his own ending. Since he could escape death and live for three more years, there was no reason to find a way out. I know that I have this mentality because I am worried about the ending, but when I think about it, if Douzha can be reborn and travel through time, what else is impossible? Compared with the two, the former is obviously more reasonable! But then I thought that the entire book was based on the most unreasonable basis of rebirth and time travel, so what rationality could there be, so I fell into deep contradictions. Although I always advocate respecting the author's original intention, I always find it difficult to reconcile it and want to theory... I have always liked the author, "Ten Years of Wen Ruyan", "Zhaoxi Old Grass" and "Classmates" are all my favorites. The plots are novel and unconventional, and the writing is profound and touching. The same is true for "Notes of the Twelfth Moon". In terms of writing style, "Twelve Moon Notes" is very similar to "Zhaoxi Old Grass", and both have rebirth plots. However, "Zhaoxi" does not travel back to the past. It is much more reasonable to base everything on the unchangeable foundation of the past, and it will not make people feel that there are many loopholes to exploit. Maybe the author is trying new themes Overall, this book is very interesting. I didn't expect the rating to be so low and that so few people would read it.

The little scholar's works are really as joyful as ever. You can't imagine what the ending will be, but you still think about it. What you can't guess will lead you to find the answer somewhere in the book. The little scholar's books explain how details are important. Although this is the first time the little scholar has tried a book of this style, this book is not inferior to the previous ones.

Shuhai Cangsheng's imagination and writing style are truly amazing! The case was wonderfully written and human nature was vividly analyzed. I really cried to death at the ending. 😭😭 Xiaoshan, even though I tried my best, I only got three years back from the God of Death. It's really a bit difficult to understand at the beginning, but the more you watch it, the more fascinating it becomes, and the feeling gradually emerges, which is great!

I have to say that Cang Sheng's book is as good as ever. I just finished reading it and I still feel that I still don't have it straightened out. So is Fu Lixiang Tang Xiaoshan? If so, why is Tang Xiaoshan's father Director Tang? Mrs. Quinn's multiple personalities were also explained a bit crudely? But in the end, those three years in Xiaoshan really hit me hard. It seems that the male protagonists in Cang Sheng's works are always affectionate [almost crying] [almost crying]

Xiao Shan finally got his wish and loved his beloved girl. Without the responsibilities and burdens of the police, it is not the mythical Fu Lixiang, nor the heavy-duty Tang Xiaoshan. Just a husband doting on his wife. Dou Sha is determined to save those he loves and change their fate, and he is burdened with a heavy trajectory. But still love passionately and deeply. Very brain-burning sequence, super interesting plot! Every character is heart-wrenching.

It feels like watching a thrilling movie in which parallel time and space are interspersed with narration and flashbacks. The author must be a very special person who can play with the plot, characters and fate of the text at the palm of his hand. In the sea of ​​books and common people, human nature can really be seen, seeing all living beings, common people.

I finished reading it! I didn't understand it until I saw it, but I was really moved by Xiao Shan and cried. I still used to call it Arun Bean Paste. It turns out that Situ Pei is Xiao Shan. It's so good that I cry

Compared with other books by Little Scholar, this book didn't make me feel very emotional. Maybe it's because I can't understand it, but I still like it very much. I'm looking forward to other books by Little Scholar. Relived it again!

I like the mysterious Tang Xiaoshan Qiao He's forbearing love and Yan hope's handling style are combined in Tang Xiaoshan. I like Tang Xiaoshan better than the former because he is closer to reality than Qiao He, calmer than Yan hope, has a heavy responsibility, and is great. I still prefer the mysterious Tang Xiaoshan who transcended Fu Lixiang's existence when the male and female protagonists were not separated. Later, I was deeply moved by Song Wei's fatherly love, and I was granted the title of God for a time. It is understandable that his youthful spirit and arrogance should be attributed to all the things he did to Dou Sha in his previous life. But this life is a bit ruined, just like Arun said she changed his destiny, but lost her father forever...

The only thing that makes me wonder is, how did Tang Xiaoshan die? It's a pity, mainly, I still feel quite uncomfortable. I never thought that he was Situ Fei... Fortunately, the result is good, there is a doll named Ayu [laughing][laughing][laughing]