The Four-Act Play Collection

Yyds is so good. I have recommended this book to people around me more than once. I really like Nie Feifei's character. I feel sorry for Yu Shi. In the end, Nie Yi also went to find Feifei. I also love the extra parallel time and space.

This is a short story, but it is also a very long story. I came here specifically to watch the extras. If possible, I hope that in that parallel time and space, the best Nie Feifei and the best Nie Yi meet. I also hope that in that parallel time and space, I can get a unique, unreasonable and blatant preference from you.

I admit, I haven't finished reading it, because of what? I thought about it for about three minutes and came to the conclusion that it was probably because I was afraid. Only saw the end of the first act. I didn't dare to read the subsequent chapters, because I was afraid that the sadness would cut my emotions into pieces and I wouldn't be able to stick them together. In the preface, Qiqi said that she was stuck in emotions for a long time and couldn't get out, and she felt very sad. I pulled up the extra chapter and saw a book friend making a long comment saying thank you for the extra chapter. I am also grateful that if sorrow, resentment and hatred cannot be avoided in life, and joy and sorrow cannot be achieved at the same time, then you might as well have a dream to make everything perfect. The rain will stop. This is one of my favorite authors, writing style? That's a model!

As a 20-year veteran bookworm🐛As a person who is very picky about writing and has very high requirements for logic, I have been deeply addicted to this book since I discovered it. I stayed up until two o'clock in the middle of the night. After reading the finale before the extra chapter, I felt deeply that the ending can only be like this. Although there are too many things that are difficult to reconcile, it can only be like this. What else can I do? I don't know, I'm so deeply involved in the drama that it's really hard to get out. The extra is a surprise and a make-up, but is the real ending of the story? I don't know, I really don't know. Being immersed in such a deep love between two people is not a happy life together. It can only be a regret. How can I let go of this heart-wrenching regret? This is the first time I have written such a messy comment. The rain that attracted me before did not allow me to write anything in a mess. I don't know what I want to say. I only know that in this story The story is full of unspeakable sadness. It is worthy of Tang Qi from Three Lives and Three Worlds. The writing style is really good and the story is told eloquently. Although it is sad, it is also humorous and interesting. The first person, Chen, used to be a highlight, but it turns out that the only exception was that the story was not well written. The really good writing did not care about the narrative method. I sincerely recommend it. It is the best romance book in recent years, although I just discovered it now! I hope those who have watched this will not shed too many tears [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying]

Because Hua Xuyin began to like Tang Qi's works. So far, Hua Xuyin is still my favorite book, bar none. I watched the four-act play many years ago, maybe more than once. The relationship between the characters and the writing style made me not understand it very well the first time I watched it. Maybe I was younger at that time and my understanding was a little worse. But because the ending is so sad, I never want to think about the content of this book again. I saw this book in Tomato and it also has a new version of the extra chapter. The comments said that the extra chapter is a happy ending to a parallel world. I had the urge to read it again. After many years, I have matured a lot, and the reading experience this time is more profound and vivid than any before. To be honest, after watching the fairy tale-like perfect extra, I didn't feel much "happy" because the storyline in the original book was too deeply rooted in my heart. Two Lives of Flowers used to be my second favorite book by Tang Qi, but now I think Four Acts is my second favorite. When I write this sentence, I feel that I am still immature [face covering] and I don't know why. I don't like the Three Lives Three Worlds series very much, although I have watched it more than once, but I don't need a reason. Nie Feifei and Jun Fu have some similarities. They are both talented and have great personalities. The most important thing is that they are both free and easy. They are really free and easy.

My favorite four-act play, thank you for the extra chapter that fulfilled the ending of Nie Feifei and Nie Yi's reunion after more than 20 years of separation. It fulfilled my regret and fulfilled the difficult feelings of all readers.

I watched it a few years ago and now I'm watching it again. It's still so good. The author describes the inner drama very well. I hope it can be made into a TV series.

Although the whole novel is described in several paragraphs of flashbacks, which makes people's thinking a little confusing when reading, fortunately, there is still content that makes people want to keep reading. It's a bit sadistic, especially when the male protagonist bids farewell to his daughter and is about to accompany the deceased female protagonist, I can't help but burst into tears.

Tang Qi's writing is delicate and lovely, describing passages with deep affection and simplicity. Each character is flesh and blood, allowing people to picture the real scenes and feelings in their minds. I feel sorry for Fei Fei and Nie Yi's short but lasting love, and I am glad that they can have a perfect ending in parallel time and space.

Although the bad ending of Fei Fei and Nie Yi in the real world caused us readers heart-wrenching pain, the two of them in the parallel world gave us an ideal happy ending. It has been five years since I first watched the four-act play, and I finally waited for the perfect ending that was difficult to reconcile. Thank you Tang Qi, thank you for making their love possible without regrets.