Joy Comes This Winter

Originally this was a good book, and I really liked Foer's temperament. If there was no extra story about right and wrong, I think the ending would have been that the officials rewarded Xie Shu with fake wine, and he and Foer both lived in seclusion and lived like a couple of gods and immortals. That must be the case.

It's amazing, the story has a great atmosphere, and the heroine is also very lovable. If the latter part is removed and made into a TV series, it should have a different flavor. I look forward to it.

The writing is good, but the structure of the story is very unique, with the feelings of family and country in the front and the ordinary world in the back

Five stars, the author's writing is good. It's just that the idea is a bit strange, and it's divided into two paragraphs, both true and imaginary, but to no avail. If the later paragraph hadn't made the previous part more complete, it would have been a masterpiece!

The author has great literary talent, and it is one of the few novels that I have read that I am most pleased with [like] [like] [like] [like] [like] [like] [like] [like]

A book worth recommending. The author's writing is fluent, the plot is ups and downs, there is big love and small feelings, it is very good. Such a low rating is probably due to the sudden brake ending, which makes people feel stuck in the throat [laughing][laughing][laughing]

Just looking at the emotional line, it's okay. But there are also some places where I feel that the emotional transition is a bit abrupt and not natural enough. The design is ingenious. In the dream, the love is soul-stirring and full of feelings of family and country; in reality, the love is plain and trivial. I like the characterization of the female protagonist, but the male protagonist's portrayal is a bit lacking. The realistic ending is the highlight. Many people said that the ending ended abruptly and was not explained clearly. In fact, the ending is hidden in the title of the book - There will be joy this winter. The hero and heroine reunite in the Mid-Autumn Festival, but what happens next? There is joy this winter, where does the joy come from? Please take a closer look.

It's a really nice book. I was really surprised by the first part.

The brushstrokes are smooth yet delicate, and the protagonist's perspective is not overly self-indulgent. The author grasped it very well! Personally, I feel that Foer in the second chapter is to make up for the lack of love from her family in another life, from her parents, uncles, aunts, brothers and sisters. It is undeniable that Er'er in the second chapter is no longer burdened with too much, no longer overly depressed, and lives more of himself! Even if she stayed put and stayed with the Queen's aunt, it was because of love and being loved. I like it❤️, I'm looking forward to it!

I finally found a good book. The writing is good, the story has a compact rhythm and good logic. There are too many books now, but there are too few truly good books, except for the classics of the past! Why is it that today's writing is so hard to read? Will follow this author, thank you!