You, the Traveler Through Time

Mu Fusheng is a great author in his own right, and this book is as good-looking as ever. Although the plot is about the male and female protagonists redeeming each other, and the emotional line seems very bland, it moved me very much, and I will always surrender to the love of the paper man. What I like may not only be Mu Fusheng's writing style, but also the vivid Mr. Xing and Miss Ye. When did Mr. Xing start to fall in love with Miss Ye? Was it when Jianan cried and kissed him, was it when Jianan read him the menu, or was it when the wind blew Jianan's hair across his cheek. Maybe this is fate, they should be entangled with each other. The final ending, in my opinion, is he, and a thousand words are left unsaid. I finished reading it intermittently in one day, and I felt a lot of emotions, but I didn't know where to start. In short, those who appreciate the writing style can appreciate it, it is really delicate.

Mu Fusheng's books are as well written as ever, the characters are vivid, full and detailed, and the storyline, although not ups and downs, is still fascinating and impossible to put down. The book also takes us to appreciate the majestic pyramids of Egypt, the desert, the Nile River and the magical

It's very interesting to watch, I like the profession of the male protagonist and the personalities of the two of them. I like the part where the hero takes the initiative to kiss the heroine on the beach when the hero and heroine go to Egypt again. It took me a long time after reading it to think about rating it. I felt that the emotions of the novel were sincere and natural, and it was of higher value than many other Tomato online articles. The following is a passage that the male protagonist said that deeply touched me: He looked at the little bit of light connecting the end of the sea and the sky, and continued: "So in the future, if it comes to the moment when I have to say goodbye to an important person, even if I can't save it, I should at least say goodbye seriously, so that I won't be so regretful." Excerpted from "You, the Time Traveler"

I have read this novel in high school, and I still find it very interesting when I read it again after working for many years. Mu Fusheng's writing style is trustworthy. I really like the interaction between the arrogant male protagonist and the hearty female protagonist. The description is delicate and the scenes are warm. I have not read romance for a long time now. Once again Rereading it, I can still feel my love for this book. I really envy these powerful authors and wives for having such good writing skills. This is also the reason why I like reading novels. Unlike film and television works, this kind of book can make me deeply feel the power of language and words. I recommend it.

Through an in-depth description of the protagonist's career and growth experience, the author shows readers how a woman breaks through herself and climbs to the top in the workplace. The book also covers various topics such as workplace interpersonal relationships, marriage and family issues, etc., Which has strong practical significance and enlightenment. In addition, there are many touching plots and pictures in the novel. Through the expression of human nature, emotions and values, it deeply touches the readers' heartstrings and is full of warmth and inspiration, allowing them to get self-enlightenment and improvement in the reading process.

This is a healing workplace romance based on a trip to exotic Egypt. The story is romantic and tender. The heroine Ye Jianan was forced by a team of relatives and friends to embark on a journey to Egypt. In the magnificent scenery of the Sahara, the pyramids, and the Abu Simbel temple, she met the male protagonist Xing Chongning. The setting of the male protagonist is very contrasting. He has dyslexia and a dark and gloomy heart, but he has extraordinary talents. The female protagonist is like a ray of warm sunshine, breaking into his dead world and melting his long-closed heart little by little. With their past estrangements and knots in mind, the two slowly broke the ice in foreign monuments, and all their old grudges were resolved. The story runs in two parallel lines. On one side, it is the relaxed daily life of sisters and best friends traveling together, and the bickering and fighting is full of fireworks and warmth; on the other side, it is the delicate and restrained two-way heartbeat of the male and female protagonists. The desert and ancient ruins create a unique atmosphere. There is no bloody sadomasochism, the main focus is gentle redemption, the description of the scenery is delicate and picturesque, and the emotions of the characters are progressive and soothing.

Each of us looks forward to meeting someone who lights up our world, and the author has created such a complete and romantic love story. They met on a vast journey, from the Sahara Desert to the pyramids to the Abu Simbel temples. The scenery and love are intoxicating. A man with dyslexia but outstanding talent, a woman as fragrant as a rose but passionate, their love was born from the countless intersections of eyes. After reading this book, I hope we can all reap our own happiness.

The author's writing style is good. After all, it is a short story with simple characters and clear context. You can basically guess the next part by reading the above part. I stayed up late to finish reading it. The ending was a bit rushed. I haven't eaten enough sugar yet. The author needs to make some extra chapters.

What a favorite book, highly recommended The delay of twenty-four hours and one minute between October 21, 3,300 years ago, and October 22, 3,300 years later, when the first ray of the morning sun shines on the statue of the Pharaoh, turned out to be the error between him and her. God's Promised Land—Canaan Xing Chongning and Ye Jianan happened to be the 3,300-year difference between the Abu Simbel Temple.

Xing Chongning💙Ye Jianan #High Quality Novel A different story, fascinating, the author has good writing style …He said: "I had an accident when I was a teenager. After I woke up from the edge of death, I thought I had lost everything. Later, twelve years later, I met a person who lit up my world. So 12 is a very special number to me, which is what this watch means to me."