There Was ****

I read this book from Eight Minutes of Warmth. However, although I had known that Yan Ze had become crazy and had plastic surgery, but when I found out that she deliberately caused the accident that year and insulted Xiye so unbearably, I really felt that how could it become like this. And He Xinliang, the boy who wrote "hxl" on the eraser when I was in junior high school, the boy in high school who once warmed Yanze, turned out to be like that when he grew up. I can't help but wonder, is Xie Jingyuan the only one who grows up consistently? Or is it that people who do business are more likely to change than those who do academic research? Xiye was right. The things Yanze did in high school on the books - making it difficult for other girls to graduate because of jealousy, and tearing up Xiye's letters because of jealousy. This is really unacceptable. But from the perspective of Yan Ze as the protagonist at that time, I deeply felt for Yan Ze and felt that she was excusable. She was so lucky and happy to meet a boy like Xinliang to warm her up and give her enough attention and love. But in fact, no matter how much I felt the same, I should have thought of it, but I didn't think of it at the time. I would not do anything that actually hurt others out of jealousy. And how much of a good person can He Xinliang be who covers all this? During the eight minutes, due to the irresistible tension between He Xinliang and Yan Ze, I was immersed in them both a lot of the time, and somewhat ignored Ji Xiao and Xiye. In the weather with you, I learned more about what kind of people these two people are. However, looking at it, I thought the final ending was a happy ending. Even though Yan Ze and Xin Liang were like that, I was still happy to see them becoming kind again, and happy to see Xi Ye and Ji Xiao happily together. However, the author said in the postscript that this was a dream I had at night. It turned out that I had overlooked all the foreshadowing and aberrations. Okay, but I don't want to read it carefully for now. When I have time, I will take a closer look at how the story ends.

The characters in this book have distinct personalities and their experiences are very real, making me relate to them. The author's writing style is delicate and beautiful, especially the description of the scenes, which made me feel as if I was actually there. And the storyline is very attractive, and there is an urge to read it in one sitting. Overall, this is a very good novel and worth reading.