The Jasmine Flower Torture

This book truly allowed me to experience an emotional resonance with the protagonist. It was so sensational, I burst into tears watching it. I was completely immersed in my own world, as if I was the protagonist. It was as if I had experienced the pain that the protagonist went through, so uncomfortable. The writing in it is very real, and even the mental journey is very consistent. I used to be a simple and innocent child, but after growing up through one experience, I understood everything. I remained silent and looked at them indifferently. What I long for is inner strength, while what the protagonist longs for is to be cared for and loved.

The author is very literary, the writing is beautiful, the plot is compact, the emotions are rich, and it is resonant. A sad story that makes people feel sad. I hope that all the jasmines in the world can spread their fragrance and move forward bravely.

After reading the introduction, I thought I wouldn't like this tone. But it's hard to please It's so depressing. I thought it was just my parents who don't get along. At least they love Moli. Who knew that all my parents want is just a younger brother? My dad is selfish and hypocritical, and my mom is stupid and insensitive. It's really depressing. Fortunately, Brother Gangzi is the light in Jasmine's life.

Couples who don't love each other really have a huge impact on children. Jasmine desperately wanted to pass the exam, but she got no points because Liu changed her name and didn't tell her. I always felt that the ending would be

It is very real. The impact of the original family is like bone infection. My point of view is that it is understandable but not excusable. The protagonist is an ordinary free-range child. From innocence to uneasiness, no one except Gangzi has educated her. Every stroke is a lesson. The more selfish people are, the better off they are. Jasmine was raised too well when she was a child, but if she suddenly falls into the mud, it will be difficult for an upright and kind person to survive.

It's so depressing, so sad

The author is very good at sensationalizing. I saw that the heroine felt that her father had to bear a lot of responsibility for the divorce. I felt that with her understanding, there was a high probability that she would not live well either. A woman like her mother can only marry a man who is completely lackluster. If she marries several levels below her, the man will not leave her.

It's so heartbreaking for little Jasmine! There is no need to take an exam to be a parent. Too many parents fail, leaving little children with no childhood. The coldness, loneliness and distrust of others will accompany you for the rest of your life. What is even more pitiable is his younger brother Aihua. Except for his sister, no one in the world loves him. Will such a child have a sound personality when he grows up? How gloomy his world is! A bad native family will bring a lifetime of hidden pain to the child. I want to hug that little Jasmine and also hug my little self from decades ago.

The author writes this story so well that it feels like a personal memoir. The title of the book ends with the word "punishment", so will it be a tragedy in the end? The writing is very real and I will continue to follow it. I hope the author will never stop updating! It is the best novel I have ever read here. It is the best story bar none. It resonates and is unforgettable...

It's beautiful and written with great care.