Gadfly

Gadfly, my interest in this book stems from "How Steel Was Tempered". Paul's admiration for Arthur and Paul's spirit all make me curious about this revolutionary warrior whom I have "never met", and he is indeed worthy of admiration. Although I have only read the end of the second chapter, I am still amazed by his willpower.

From "How Steel Was Tempered"

The sharpest and most ironic thorn - the gadfly, Rivarez, and Arthur, penetrated deeply into these feudal remnants that deceived countless ordinary people. He was extremely brave and fearless, died gloriously, he dared to love and hate, and was capable of both literary and military skills. After 13 years of arduous life, He still firmly believes in, using the most ironic and profound language, a heavy blow to those dim theists. His soul is extremely pure and has long been transcendent. His spirit must be spread to countless passionate young people who dare to fight, and will always shine and be immortal! ! !

"I am a gadfly. Happy and joyful, whether alive or dead."

Arthur - Lis Rivarez - Gadfly After reading it, I felt that Gadfly was so strong and brave. His wandering life did not discourage him, but he became more courageous with each setback. He plainly recounted his experience to Zhanma and his godfather. He had suffered so much, so much sourness, and had a tragic ending, but his death was meaningful because it awakened the common people to have the courage to resist the darkness. The classics will be passed down forever, the writing and plot are good, and they are worth reading again and again.

"What doesn't kill me will only make me stronger." Arthur, I hope your favorite James will always be by your side in the other world!

Arthur is a brave, strong, and loyal man, and James is a beautiful, new young man with new ideas. Even though they were 13 years apart, they could still recognize each other, and Gemma also remembered Arthur deeply.

This book allowed me to see a person's spirit of being willing to endure suffering and fight against fate for the sake of ideals and beliefs. The story of the gadfly made me understand that no matter what difficulties we face, we must have the courage to pursue our inner desires. Just like when I face the choice of getting married, I have to listen to my inner voice and make a decision that is truly my own. This book is not only a story about revolution and freedom, but also a profound exploration of human nature and faith. It is worth reading.

Gadfly turns out to be only 180,000 words. When I saw it on Tomato, my first thought came to mind. In junior high school, I thought this book was relatively thick. It turned out to be only 180,000 words.

I cried. . . Gadfly really created this character in a three-dimensional way, and it was plump [crying] [crying] [crying], tragic and great, and really profound. . .

I came from How Steel Was Tempered, and finally finished it after reading it over and over again. I don't have the tenacious fighting spirit of a gadfly, but that doesn't stop me from admiring him. His life situation is full of tragedy, and the ending is regrettable, but it is also very realistic, because this is the reality.

The so-called God is just a clay statue🗿! Gadfly, the eternal striver!

The confrontation between father and son, Arthur and the priest, kind of reminded me of my dad and me [laughing and crying]. I am a junior high school dormitory student who likes history. The school has two history classes every week. Every time I get home on Friday, I tell my dad what the history teacher said. It was fine at first, but when we talked about modern Chinese history and current affairs news, we often quarreled [ Making a face], because my dad believes more in social Darwin theory and the law of the jungle, but I don't agree with his ideas (I don't know what my specific ideas are, all kinds of ideas are mixed together, I can't explain it, anyway, I think he is not right [laughs]). I really want him to agree with my ideas, just like Arthur hopes that his father can put aside the constraints of the church and religious ideas, stand on his side, and understand his ideals and beliefs. But in the end, the priest chose God between his son and God, just like every time my father and I quarreled, it would always end in vain. I could never change his fixed ideas [crying] [cry][cry][cry][cry]

19-Year-old Arthur wrote, I trust you as I trust God. God is made of clay, and I can smash it to pieces with a hammer; but you have deceived me with your lies.

The tears flowed, and it was difficult to calm down for a long time.

Good book, good book, good book!

Fight for your ideals!

Very well written and comprehensive.

The first classic novel to read

Touched, my heart can't calm down for a long time