I'm Waiting for You in Memories

It's quite good-looking. The heroine is very strong and pitiful at the same time. Even her biological parents don't trust her. It's sad. It would be better to write the male protagonist to death, or let him live to see the heroine be independent and happy.

I can only describe it this way, I feel lucky to have read this book. After reading it, I was deeply immersed in the memories of the male and female protagonists. I felt sad, regretful, angry, bitter and helpless. This book is so well written. I think this book is the pinnacle of Xinyiwu's sadomasochism novels. It is not like many sadomasochism novels that are pointless and pure sadism with no origin or connotation. This book is sadistic with its roots, making people think deeply and carefully, and explores human nature incisively and vividly.

Situ Jue is my favorite heroine in novels. She later got together with her sweetheart Wu Jiang, and it was a happy ending. Who said that a bamboo horse is no match for the sky, hahahaha~ I hope my life can be perfect~

This is a sad story. If I were the heroine at the end, I would definitely turn around and leave. Why should I forgive a person who betrayed me? That person is the person I think is least likely to betray me. Of course, I don't know whether the heroine will stay or not. It's intriguing. The storyline is too dark. With such parents and such a life, the heroine is also strong and can withstand it all. This is the only bright spot in this book that I think is worth learning from.

Yao Qiyun's inferiority and arrogance are a typical Phoenix male mentality! Humble and unconfident, even if they are really together later, suspicion and distrust will still be a kind of torture for the heroine! The layout is too small! Being a good match is not only about material things, but also three aspects are important! Indeed, Wu Jiang is a good match! Oh~~~ I couldn't fall asleep at midnight after watching it! I have read so many books, and this is the first one where the male and female protagonists are advised to separate rather than reconcile! There is no class distinction in the characters they create, but Yao Qiyun and Tan Shaocheng may not be too wishful thinking. They "want, want, and want more", doves occupy magpie's nests, and toads want to eat swan meat, but they are still not satisfied! Although he is also a poor child, Yao Qiyun is far worse than Wei Jia!

I finished reading it in the early hours of the morning and I felt very melancholy and sad. I can't explain how I feel about the ending. I'm sorry or unwilling to accept it. The author's writing is very good. Why did it end like this? I really want to see more extras. I hope everyone has a happy ending.

Xinyiwu's books always make my heart hurt. Too many regrets, regrets and misses. With profound writing skills, each article can easily control the readers' emotions. I hope that the next article will not be about sadomasochism [laughs]

I have read almost all of Xin Da's books, and they are in paper version. Except for the three or two books in the later period, the others are all super and very good-looking. The most profound one is "To Our Perishable Youth". I read this book a long time ago, but I can't remember the specific content, so I'm reading it again now. This book was very disturbing throughout, and the ending was also very sad, but it did not affect my liking. Just like in real life, not everyone's life has a happy ending, and regret is often the true portrayal. I like the heroines in all Xin Da's books. The descriptions are very vivid, very personal, and very close to real life. They don't have a strong protagonist halo, just like someone living around us...

I read the book more than ten years ago, but I didn't expect it to be on Tomato. I loved Xinyiwu so much back then. I even posted a diary on the school website to record the relationships between people in G city. Later, the school website disappeared and all the photos and texts were lost. The material for recalling a period of my youth was lost. "To Our Perishable Youth", "So You're Still Here", "I'm Waiting for You in Memories", "Shanyue Doesn't Know What's in His Heart" and later "The Floating World and the Floating City", I like every one of them very much.

The author's writing style is excellent, and his analysis of psychology and human nature is particularly profound. I really want to know what kind of person the author is, which is really not easy if he is a young man. I feel like I should have quite a lot of life experience. The final ending makes people cry. Although I don't like reading novels with tragic endings, this kind of relationship was unhealthy from the beginning and was destined not to be happy. What happened was so natural and pure that I couldn't resist chasing it to the tragic ending. I couldn't sleep for a long time and was taken in. Although sad, as a novel this is an excellent piece of work, highly recommended!

Cheng Zheng is the best in many people's minds. He is sincere, kind, proud and flamboyant, but he still has an innocent heart.

It's very well written, and I'm really angry. I feel unfair for A Jue, the distrust of my parents, and the distrust of the person I love the most. Even after coming back seven years later, my parents are still like this. I can't explain the feeling, it's very heartbreaking. I don't know what to say, only I can understand it.

The writing is smooth, the story structure is clear, the plot is ups and downs, sad, angry and easy to empathize with. The heroine's courage to love and hate, and her ability to take up and let go form a strong contrast with the hero's cowardice and selfishness, which is incompatible with their growth experiences. Some people don't love when they should love, and abandon when they should believe. In the end, they become regretful. Even if they are trapped in their memories and refuse to come out, the other person has already given up and left.

Waiting for you in the memories ~ It really proves the title of the book One was in a car accident and did not wake up. The other left decisively. Ah. Tragedy~ So sad, but so beautiful!

The open ending always feels unsatisfactory, but maybe it's the magic of the novel. I like Situ's character of determination and courage, but I hate Yao's lack of determination. It's just that there aren't so many things that I wish for, which is why I have some regrets.

I read about the complexity and changeability of human nature from this book. I don't have a favorite character in particular, but I would have to say Wu Jiang. When Situ was young, she had many shadows of a child from a wealthy family who was pampered by her parents. She was wanton, free, and willful, but she was also kind, simple, and intelligent, and the image of a proud daughter of heaven emerged vividly on the page. If she had not come into contact with or fallen in love with Yao Qiyun, a man with completely different personalities and family affairs, her fate would not have been so tragic. Tan Shaocheng is also a pitiful man, who has been living in a cage he has made for himself, with a twisted mentality; he pulled the outstanding Situ off the altar, turned the respected Professor Zou into a despised person, and allowed the happy Wu Jiang to see Ruan Ruan's past. Yao Qiyun is a very contradictory person. It can only be said that his retribution is the result of his own choices. I have read three of Xin Da's books so far, and I feel that she writes about real people around me, which really corresponds to the saying that no one is perfect. I really like her echoing design and delicate text. I often read it again and again in the same place.

It is a heart-warming tragic story, but I was deeply attracted to it after reading it. I especially like the sincerity between their friends. They all envy and hope to have a beautiful love in life, but it is good to have such a friendship without love. Friends in life are like a bus full of passengers. Some people get on and others get off, but the ones who stay with you in the end are the true friends who care about each other. Loving someone is like an obsession, especially the love of youth. The obsession is deeper and harder to heal. Sometimes if you can't get it, you will continue to be obsessed with it. But life must go on, and I hope it will get better and better. I always like this kind of heartwarming and sad story

The plot settings are eclectic and the writing is vivid and delicate. I like the author's works, and my mood will rise and fall with the joys and sorrows of the characters in the book. Although it ends tragically, I still can't help but want to read it a second time. I like Situ's spontaneity in the book, but I also lament that in the end he couldn't find love. Qiyun lived cautiously, but in the end, his car crashed and everyone died. It is true that we cannot stay together for a lifetime if we love each other. The regrets in life are also the regrets of readers [crying]

It's not the happy ending that I expected. After reading it, I felt a little uncomfortable. There are such parents. The heroine is really pitiful. She doesn't have the trust of her boyfriend and loses her parents' love when she can no longer show respect to her parents. This story makes people lose confidence in family ties.

The best ending is to live in peace for the rest of our lives.

It is also a well-written article. The adolescent Situ Jue and Yao Qiyun break away from their family obsession and quietly get together. They are really brave and happy. However, when Situ Jue encounters trouble, he does not believe her and instead gets close to other women. Jue can endure the ruthlessness of her parents, but Yao Qiyun is the last straw that breaks her down. Their ending is doomed. Good things can only be in the past. Yao Qiyun's ending is that he will live without a soul even if he is not dead.

After reading the comments, I am confused. In fact, I quite like the heroine's character and agree with her decision. People who have been there will probably feel the same way.

I read this novel three years ago. Now I read it again. I have a very different perception than three years ago. Yao Qiyun is too cowardly and does not trust Situ. He does not deserve Situ's love. I like Situ's character of daring to love and hate. Situ is sober, but also pitiful. I didn't expect that even his parents would not trust him in the end. Fortunately, Wu Jiang

A very sad story! The author uses flashback to recall the reasons and experiences of the heroine running away from home to a foreign country for seven years! After finally returning, the attitudes and current situation of my parents and loved ones are just like the saying goes, the past is like smoke! Don't recall the lost years…. Although the article is short, it has many interesting points. I believe readers can understand a little bit about the dangers of the world and the weaknesses of human nature!

I can't remember how many times I've watched it over the years. I particularly liked the character of the heroine, but I hated the ending. The hero should have been able to get what he asked for, and the heroine should be happy and forget the past!

Xinyiwu's books are always full of sadness. You can't get what you ask for, and you can't get love. You always think you can get it as soon as you turn around, but it turns out that he has slowly left you. Someone has to pay the price for his arrogance or cowardice. I hope we can see clearly what we really need in our hearts and treat ourselves well.

It is heartbreaking and heavy, and human nature is unpredictable. Face is not worth the extravagance, but lizi is everything about the quality of life. The most important thing in life is to communicate with people who work together for a lifetime. I hope Situ Ban will forget the past and start a new life heartlessly.

First of all, a big hug to the author. He wrote so well! I started chasing this book a long time ago, but I haven't finished it until now😭, but I still think it's good. First of all, it uses a writing method similar to narrating memories, putting people into the good times of Situ Jue and Yao Qiyun. Although it is not sweet, it is enough to make people envious. Secondly, the beginning does not directly enter the memories or start writing from childhood, but the memories are still interspersed in an unobtrusive and picturesque way, which reflects the author's excellent writing style. Then the present time at the beginning brings the protagonist in, and the "secret confrontation" and "words behind the scenes" between them make people want to read on to reveal the story between them. But from the beginning of the conversation between Situ Jue and Yao Qiyun, it is not difficult for readers to know (the following is my personal opinion) that there may be some big misunderstanding between them, and there is forged but undoubted evidence and Situ Jue cannot prove her innocence, which leads to the Situ couple and Yao Qiyun not trusting her. Then people suspected that this misunderstanding might be caused by Tan Shaocheng, and at the same time, they thought it might be because of Yao Qiyun. Later memories of Tan Shaocheng's various behaviors in his first appearance seemed to confirm this idea, making people want to read more "Looking forward to it" But I'm a little worried. After returning to the present time after the vacation, if there is such a misunderstanding and it has not been resolved, will Situ Jue and Yao Qiyun's painting style be like looking for sugar in the glass? But I'm still looking forward to it, because I have certified that the author is very, very reliable! ! ! But I don't know why. I feel a little depressed now. It may be because of the idea described above, but I think it will get better gradually. After all, the author is so awesome! ! !

I still remember the deep impression I had on the male protagonist after watching it ten years ago, with his skinny figure, gray nails, worn shoes, and cautious attitude towards others. I understand his inferiority complex and feel sorry for his inferiority complex, but I cannot forgive her betrayal and distrust of the heroine. I think if I could really go back to the past, Situ Jue would definitely not want to know Yao Qiyun. Letting Yao live in memories is the best ending for both Situ and the readers. The second brush is still very heartbroken. He understands the heroine's hatred, but fortunately he has never forgiven her.

I like the character of the heroine very much. She dares to love, hate, and take responsibility. She is not coy and handles things simply and crudely, but neatly. The author's literary style is sometimes bold, sometimes subtle, and sometimes grey, humorous and sad. The only thing I don't understand is that the heroine's parents' previous doting on their only daughter and the subsequent sudden change in indifference and even disgust are a bit abrupt. This emotional change seems a bit thin without much factual basis to foreshadow it.