Warn! (This work has no edges, no subterfuge plots, no deliberate attempts to gain traffic to slap people in the face, no routine system, and no facial features. Readers who are concerned should proceed with caution. I will not treat readers as unthinking idiots.)
This work is highly stylized and life-like, and the characters are extremely vivid. It is completely different from the online articles you usually read. Please be mentally prepared when you come in. If you can persist in reading the first three chapters, I believe you will gradually get better. One chapter contains about 10,000 words.
The plot of the story is about an arrogant rich second generation, high school student Lin Xiangxue, who ran away from home in frustration and went into the society to work alone as a waiter. He pursued love with all his innocence, but met a little fairy and was heartbroken. He has a stubborn temper and insults the general manager. In addition, many clues have shaped Lin Xiangxue's entire wealthy family: his father Lin An secretly supports college student Sun Lan, his mother Zhou Yifen looks glamorous, but lives worse than death, and his younger brother Lin Xiangsong is innocent and has a completely different personality from his brother... He has also created many social figures, such as company chairman, waiter, store manager, etc., All of whom have sparks with the rebellious Lin Xiangxue...
Some of these characters may cut you to the core, and I'm sorry.
Readers, if you can accept the above, welcome to embark on this journey.
Reader comments
The writing is good, but it feels a little sleepy.
First, the timeline is unclear. After looking at it, I find that no one seems to be using mobile phones? Or does the story timeline take place before the birth of smartphones? But after Lin Xiangxue ran away from home, he worked in a trendy milk tea shop.
Second, Lin An ran to raise Sun Lan. In the end, Sun Lan succeeded in making Lin An explode the gold coins and then disappeared from the world?
Third, does the author like Tolstoy? Because the ending is a bit similar to Toon's "Resurrection"?
But in summary, this book is quite good, without any perfunctory, pure realism style, because the ending feels rushed, at least it can develop four or five chapters, but the author actually ended it.
Finally, I want to ask, when will the author publish another high-quality new book of this kind?
Let me talk about my thoughts after watching the movie. When the two protagonists were seventeen or eighteen years old, they had various fantasy descriptions about love and longing for beautiful women throughout the whole text, including some of the self-handling methods of being boys. I was really moved by it, and it explained adolescence very thoroughly.
The subject matter is well chosen and must be praised. The description of the inner activities is really good. The male protagonist didn't realize the problem at first. I even doubted whether the author was writing about himself...[Face covering][face covering][face covering]
This book is indeed very special. After reading it, I liked it very much. I feel that the author must be a particularly kind person to write this kind of book.
It is the best book I have ever read about the 1980s on campus. It has both perspectives, whether it is the victim or the perpetrator.
It's not like the bad street literature about pain, which shows a sense of powerlessness. The setting of the male protagonist being the one who caused the harm is unexpected. It is a very good self-redemption story. I recommend everyone to read it.
At first I thought it was a youth campus love story... I was wrong, but it really doesn't matter. Lin Xiangxue's portrayal of Jue Juezi is very real.
Today's first immersive reading book, the plot is cleverly conceived, the characters are impressively drawn, and the sense of immersion is strong.
I haven't finished reading it yet. The author's writing is good, the plot is a bit unexpected, and the male protagonist's character is very reversed. I'd like to give you a good review first.
It's quite literary and artistic, but also very real. The author's writing style is delicate and not brainless. I like it very much.
It's so real, every character is vividly created, the younger brother, the mother, the male protagonist's reaction to running away from home... Including the writing techniques, they are nothing like online novels.
It's a niche article, a bit heartbreaking. The author has great writing skills. He seems young and ignorant, but the content of the story is thought-provoking!
The writing is good, but it feels a little sleepy. First, the timeline is unclear. After looking at it, I find that no one seems to be using mobile phones? Or does the story timeline take place before the birth of smartphones? But after Lin Xiangxue ran away from home, he worked in a trendy milk tea shop. Second, Lin An ran to raise Sun Lan. In the end, Sun Lan succeeded in making Lin An explode the gold coins and then disappeared from the world? Third, does the author like Tolstoy? Because the ending is a bit similar to Toon's "Resurrection"? But in summary, this book is quite good, without any perfunctory, pure realism style, because the ending feels rushed, at least it can develop four or five chapters, but the author actually ended it. Finally, I want to ask, when will the author publish another high-quality new book of this kind?
Let me talk about my thoughts after watching the movie. When the two protagonists were seventeen or eighteen years old, they had various fantasy descriptions about love and longing for beautiful women throughout the whole text, including some of the self-handling methods of being boys. I was really moved by it, and it explained adolescence very thoroughly.
The subject matter is well chosen and must be praised. The description of the inner activities is really good. The male protagonist didn't realize the problem at first. I even doubted whether the author was writing about himself...[Face covering][face covering][face covering]
This book is indeed very special. After reading it, I liked it very much. I feel that the author must be a particularly kind person to write this kind of book. It is the best book I have ever read about the 1980s on campus. It has both perspectives, whether it is the victim or the perpetrator. It's not like the bad street literature about pain, which shows a sense of powerlessness. The setting of the male protagonist being the one who caused the harm is unexpected. It is a very good self-redemption story. I recommend everyone to read it.
At first I thought it was a youth campus love story... I was wrong, but it really doesn't matter. Lin Xiangxue's portrayal of Jue Juezi is very real.
Today's first immersive reading book, the plot is cleverly conceived, the characters are impressively drawn, and the sense of immersion is strong.
I haven't finished reading it yet. The author's writing is good, the plot is a bit unexpected, and the male protagonist's character is very reversed. I'd like to give you a good review first.
It's quite literary and artistic, but also very real. The author's writing style is delicate and not brainless. I like it very much.
It's so real, every character is vividly created, the younger brother, the mother, the male protagonist's reaction to running away from home... Including the writing techniques, they are nothing like online novels.
It's a niche article, a bit heartbreaking. The author has great writing skills. He seems young and ignorant, but the content of the story is thought-provoking!