This is an experimental novel. The protagonist Ji Li was born frail and sickly, and his life was in danger several times. His father knew all this, so he named him "Jianli", which means he is about to leave. Although the hope was slim, his father did not give up. On the one hand, he tried every means to retain his son, and on the other hand, he explored the root of the incident, hoping to find a way to eliminate the crisis. However, despite the twists and turns of fate, life still could not be extended, but Jiang Li met the love of his life before he passed away...
Reader comments
Like a person who is about to drown in water grabbing a wooden board, drifting with the content of the plot, co-authoring the book with the protagonist and continuing to write about my past and present lives.
There are a lot of philosophies and principles of human conduct in the book. But it feels like it's not over yet. Neither Ling nor Dugu is missing. Neither the magpie nor the grasshopper has an ending. Why did the Grasshopper harm him? What is the general's head like?
The people everyone loves and hates when they come into this world are debts accumulated in previous lives. No wonder sometimes when I see someone I feel that they look familiar, but I can't remember where I've seen them before; sometimes when I go to a place I feel like I've been there before, but it's obviously my first time there. It turns out that these are all memories left over from previous lives!
A very wonderful book, which makes people read smoothly and comfortably. The story is also very meaningful, about past and present life, meeting, separation, love and debt.
Awesome, well worth reading.
I didn't expect that meeting each other would be the end. In fact, there are still many things that have not been revealed in the book, but this does not make it a good book.
It's very good. It can be published as a high-level book. It would be nice if it could be more perfect and explain the ending of Magpie.
I only envy mandarin ducks but not immortals
It's really wonderful
Good article, high level
So beautiful and wonderful
The reincarnation of cause and effect can only be understood by those who are intentional. Living in the present is something that those who are attentive deliberately pursue. The visible path and the Tao that can be understood are all destined for those who are destined.
It is a very attractive book that makes people unable to put it down after reading it. It is like listening to an old gentleman telling a story with profound meaning. The writing is good and some Buddhist concepts are used well. I haven't read a book like this for a long, long time. It feels like a long-lost experience.
It's just that the ending is rushed, and the past life entanglement between the male and female protagonists and Dugu is not fully written in detail, which is a bit lacking.
It's a book worth reading, it will help people understand a little bit about cause and effect.
Like a person who is about to drown in water grabbing a wooden board, drifting with the content of the plot, co-authoring the book with the protagonist and continuing to write about my past and present lives.
There are a lot of philosophies and principles of human conduct in the book. But it feels like it's not over yet. Neither Ling nor Dugu is missing. Neither the magpie nor the grasshopper has an ending. Why did the Grasshopper harm him? What is the general's head like?
The people everyone loves and hates when they come into this world are debts accumulated in previous lives. No wonder sometimes when I see someone I feel that they look familiar, but I can't remember where I've seen them before; sometimes when I go to a place I feel like I've been there before, but it's obviously my first time there. It turns out that these are all memories left over from previous lives!
A very wonderful book, which makes people read smoothly and comfortably. The story is also very meaningful, about past and present life, meeting, separation, love and debt.
Awesome, well worth reading.
I didn't expect that meeting each other would be the end. In fact, there are still many things that have not been revealed in the book, but this does not make it a good book.
It's very good. It can be published as a high-level book. It would be nice if it could be more perfect and explain the ending of Magpie.
I only envy mandarin ducks but not immortals
It's really wonderful
Good article, high level
So beautiful and wonderful
The reincarnation of cause and effect can only be understood by those who are intentional. Living in the present is something that those who are attentive deliberately pursue. The visible path and the Tao that can be understood are all destined for those who are destined.
It is a very attractive book that makes people unable to put it down after reading it. It is like listening to an old gentleman telling a story with profound meaning. The writing is good and some Buddhist concepts are used well. I haven't read a book like this for a long, long time. It feels like a long-lost experience. It's just that the ending is rushed, and the past life entanglement between the male and female protagonists and Dugu is not fully written in detail, which is a bit lacking.
It's a book worth reading, it will help people understand a little bit about cause and effect.