He is a man as intoxicating as post-rock: the intro weighs you down, the middle draws you in, and the climax stirs your soul. The first half is heartbreaking; the second, healing.
She is a terminal post-rock fan, a little gloomy and a little cold. She has listened to his songs on repeat for ten years. Her feelings began as a pure, beautiful secret crush, then grew tangled with love and hate, but in the end, she could never have him.
By chance, she trades ten years of her life to return to a save point from a decade ago, hoping to rewrite her story with him:
Ten years ago, in high school, he was a science genius and she was a top humanities student. He admired her, while she secretly fell for him, but a misunderstanding drove them apart;
Four years later, they run into each other again while attending university in the same city. They share a rental for six months, each wandering through the world of love, yet neither manages to confess their feelings;
Two years after that, she returns from studying abroad for graduate school and applies for a teaching job in an office building near his workplace. A student fight brings them together again. This time, which of them can keep up the stubborn act to the very end? Will they miss each other once more?
"The lingering sound is lingering. I've seen too much excitement, and I've become impetuous looking at the spotless white paper." --- "Going Back" I have to say that this book opened up a new world for me. As a high school sophomore, my understanding of this society is not that deep and complete, and it is still one-sided. The dark side in this book is very realistic and a bit shocking. The knowledge content is also good enough, but it is a bit unpopular and frustrating. Everyone has different preferences. I am a relatively positive person. I don't understand some of the views in the book, but I won't be too critical. This book is a bit difficult to accept for me who lives in a greenhouse. But I still want to thank the author for letting me see a different society.
I eagerly look forward to experiencing an indulgent joy, even if great sadness will follow, I will not hesitate. ——"Disqualification in the World". This book is both depressing and healing. Once the cause and effect of "evil" is formed, it cannot be avoided. Just like Pandora's box, once opened, one will surely fall into hell. But is it worth it for the so-called "desire" in our hearts?
I have to say that He Nian is really sad. Fa Xiao, who grew up together, eventually parted ways because of a woman's use. I don't really agree with the relationship between Yan Mo and Wu Tong. They are just with another person to satisfy their own desires. Sometimes relationships are also traded. There was a conversation between Yan and Jane in the car that I couldn't react to, where Yan was obviously a bit teasing. It's really a pity for Xia Yan, but it's his own fault. He Tong failed to understand that the Internet has both advantages and disadvantages. It touches people's true hearts behind the protective paper. Teenagers always regard mourning as the norm and can easily be taken advantage of. The rebellious period of teenagers is also a vulnerable point in the soul. The first part of this book is a little messy, but overall it's okay. The famous quotes at the beginning of each chapter are very good.
I feel like I haven't finished writing~
Why did it lose so many points? In fact, I think this book is perfect except for some places that are not delicate enough. In fact, this book is also very good-looking, but I don't know why the rating is so low. Someone just said today that there must be a reason for the low rating, but I think there is no reason for this book. The rating is not worthy of this book. Maybe it is the so-called flowers stuck in cow dung.