Roses in the Firelight

"All things are small but vigorous, Ah Ran, look forward and live according to the light." [Cry] [cry] [cry]

"All things are small but vigorous. Ah Ran, look forward and live by the light." Great writing! [Laughing] It's rare to see such a plot that doesn't drag on. Of course, I strongly demand more extras! [Notice]

It's a bit depressing to watch, and it also serves as a warning to us that telecommunications fraud is everywhere! Don't be deceived, pie will not fall from the sky, it will fall into a trap. Thank you to those anti-narcotics policemen who walked behind the scenes for their great sacrifice! The plot is very compact and a book worth reading! ! ! Live by the light and look forward!

It's so pretty, I feel like I can't stop eating Xuanmai

It's very interesting. While reading this book, I became more aware of the dangers of fraud and raised my safety awareness. I also felt the difficulties of those heroes who walked against the light of day.

I read it in one go. This book must be read to the end. It will completely subvert my understanding. The author has a lot of foreshadowing. It's so good that it's not enough to read [crying]. Born following the light...

The pace of the plot is very fast, and I feel that I am not satisfied with it. It would have been nice to have more details, but this novel is really well written, and it made me cry [I almost cried]

Ah Ran, look forward and live by the light [I'm about to cry]

I finished reading this book today on August 17, 2023. It took me about three or four days to read this book. I stopped reading it today due to my own reasons. The overall impression I had after reading the first twenty chapters was that it was quite brain-burning and required a certain amount of logic. I read it while lying down in the middle of the night, and I often get sleepy after reading it. As a result, when I read it the next day, I felt like I didn't remember many details. It was quite brain-consuming anyway, and I think this book is really well written. The depiction of each character is also particularly good. It's very delicate. I can only say that. And there are quite a lot of twists and turns. But maybe it's because I read the last few chapters three days apart from the previous ones. The plot didn't connect too much, so I didn't seem to feel it was very sad. I thought it was okay. I cried, but it's not really crying, but it's probably my own problem. Then the only thing I felt was missing the mark was that I didn't give an ending to the boy named Ye Wan in Xinhu Villa. I only wrote that the heroine vaguely saw him, but nothing else happened after that. I personally felt it was a bit sloppy, and then there was not much else. Overall, it was well written.

I hope that Awan and Aran can meet in the sea of ​​roses in the next life and be born together by the light.