Those Years: Her Story with Her

Seriously, the content of this book is super interesting and the author's writing is super good. When I clicked on this book, I was first attracted by the subject matter and cover. I felt a little ashamed. In fact, I didn't pay attention to this novel because of campus bullying at first. I was just doing emo at night and wanted to read about the themes of abuse and dual heroines. Then I saw this treasure of the author. I was actually a little confused at first, and suddenly it was cut to the perspective of the heroine during class, and I didn't react. Fortunately, I kept reading, and soon I was attracted by the optimistic and cheerful character of the heroine. When I first started reading, I was amused by their cunning characters from time to time. I didn't have any problem with their revenge. At first, I just read this article as if I were reading a novel. Halfway through, I looked at their methods of committing crimes, and suddenly I felt like reading a crime novel. Then it cut to the perspective of a police officer investigating the case, which is a crime novel, but the police officer here is more troubled. A lot of psychological description and the heroine's previous dialogue are inserted in the middle, and the emotions are clearer at this time. The sadistic plot starts from here. After watching their confessions to each other countless times and watching them comforting each other, I actually kind of guessed the ending of be. I actually saw the theme when I first started watching it. But because of their joyful atmosphere in the front, I felt a little self-deceptive. I felt that it might not be abuse in the true sense. I thought I thought it would be a better ending in the end, but it was not until later that I discovered that this ending was destined and the real experience of most people. Reality really crushed them. They really put themselves in it in order to punish the evildoers, but it seemed that this was the only way to achieve their justice. The later period is really full of abuse, especially the last few chapters. When I saw the time of "2004", my heart skipped a beat, and I finally realized that this was a real-person adaptation, and it was probably the author's personal experience. At that time, it formed a perfect closed loop with reality. Suddenly I thought of that sentence. The novel comes from reality and is higher than reality. I seem to have seen it in primary school Chinese books. I was really worried when I saw the last few pictures. Although I have never experienced school bullying, I can still feel from the words how much harm school bullying has on the victims. (Finally, I actually want to say sorry to the author. I once naively thought that this novel was inspired by the author's feelings and said some unkind words towards the author. I really only read it as a novel to appreciate it, but I never thought that this might be the real experience of every victim of campus bullying in reality.)

I updated my rating and watched it twice. I feel the same way about Bachelorism. The heroine is very smart and transparent. She has done everything to avenge her mother, while protecting her own soul and the second female lead. She even avenges her classmates and punishes the evildoers. She used her brain to punish the evildoers that the law could not punish. It was just because of her family background and the environment she was in. No matter how smart she was, there was no way to have it both ways. She knew and made the sacrifice and did it bravely. This is also the most possible and best choice for her at that age and in that environment. The heroine cannot save herself and can do nothing. The heroine not only has no desire and hope to live, but also for the heroine. She is grateful to the heroine for having the heroine as the only bright color in her life. She is grateful to the heroine for having a smart and stunning person like the heroine to save her soul - once she meets such a person, she will never be tempted by anyone else for the rest of her life. I have a similar experience to the heroine and I feel more sympathetic. I am also grateful to my family and friends who love me for pulling me out of that situation. Although I am not as smart as the heroine, I am living well. I hope that the heroine rests in peace. I hope that the second heroine can see the scenery of the world with her own dreams and the heroine's only love.

We are never wrong, only this world is wrong

I originally thought this was the first lesbian article I had read, so I was really looking forward to it. When I saw the end, my heart was blocked Let me put it this way, it's really worth thinking about your future life (the extra is really inspiring) But I still believe that the world is still full of sunshine! Su Xiaoyue∞Li Ker 2025.2.6[Top post]

I read it on 🍅. This is the only one that I can still think about after reading it. Thank you to the author, thank you 🍅 for letting me see such a good work.

The writing is really good, and how long does it take for the author to finish the update? It makes me feel uncomfortable [crying]

I thought about how I felt when I watched "Teeth of the River". The world is terrible. Su and Li are lucky that they have each other, but the reality is that there are many children like Chen Lulu who are isolated and helpless, and family members of victims who cannot speak out like her mother. Like Teachers Chen Li and Zhou, people's kindness may often be for some purpose, perhaps heroism, or charity from a superior to a subordinate, but the evil of human nature does not need a reason.

The author's writing style is very good. After reading it, I felt very uncomfortable and had a sense of powerlessness. However, this is a realistic novel. There are not so many saviors and reversals. I hope it can be remade into a drama. The thought-provoking works should not be buried. I hope that babies who read this book can rate it and recommend it so that more people can discover it. "You still love life after seeing the truth of life clearly."

May I ask the author, is this adapted from real events?

To be honest, this is one of the few Tomato novels that made me cry while reading it. It was very painful and unspeakable. Thank you to the author for your hard work.