Roots

Oh my gosh, this is such a great book that I just clicked on. Especially when I saw the title of the book "Gener", I felt completely sublimated. Secular society is always very concerned about the issue of childbearing, just like the so-called inheritance of the family line. In fact, sometimes I feel very distressed when I think about a girl who can live her own life. Due to the fixed thinking of the living environment since she was a child, Yundi wants to give birth to a boy even after having five children. I feel very sad, but since it is a lifestyle she is willing to choose, I don't understand but respect it. I feel that the decision of whether to have children should lie with women. It can be because of happiness, but they must consider themselves. In fact, not everyone is like Yaozu who is in a high position and still maintains good moral character and good appearance. To be honest, in reality, if you are in a high position, you may not have strong willpower in the face of temptation. Not all people struggling in the quagmire still maintain a kind heart and progressive spirit like the heroine. I feel that Yaozu is like a dog who looks cold and sinister but is clingy and coquettish to the people he loves, and the heroine is the kind of girl who is super gentle, has a core and is kind. The characters and experiences of the two are so matched that I really can't help but love it. It is much better than ordinary romance novels. At first, the heroine thought that their identities and family backgrounds did not match, so they had no contact for 8 years. After being found by the hero, she obtained the certificate. Moreover, the hero's attitude in handling the matter was very good and he always stood by the heroine. And I think the female protagonist has a free and easy spirit, and I think she is open-minded. Although she does like the male protagonist, when the two are separated, the female protagonist can live a good rhythm of her own life. Even if there is no male protagonist, I feel that the female protagonist will wait until the baby is brought up and then go out and have a good time. I would also like to praise the male protagonist. He takes care of his wife and puts in time, energy, money and emotional value to dress her up. He may look cool but he will feel warm when he sees his wife. And what's also touching about the male protagonist is that what he likes is the real female protagonist. Even if the female protagonist is not kind, he will still ask her to take good care of him and not be too kind to care about others. The only thing he worries about is the female protagonist. Anyway, the male protagonist has that feeling of "no matter how bad I am, I can't spoil her too much". The male protagonist loves the female protagonist completely and thinks that she is still cute and lovable even if she has flaws. Seeing the male and female protagonists together makes me feel so sweet

I originally thought that a book of this era might be another tragedy, but the ending is good. I thought this was a book that talked about sex, but it was not pornographic and had a lot of tension. In the book, Sun Yaozu is intelligent and rational. From hating the mountains, he is gradually melted by the warmth of Niandi and falls in love with her. He values ​​her, this relationship, and is single-minded. Niandi has a docile personality, is hard-working, and has a beautiful appearance and an even more beautiful soul. She thinks that she and Sun Yaozu are not the same people and refuses to drag him down. But in the end, she knows how to cherish the people in front of her, and lovers will eventually get married. What impressed me the most was Xidi. Although she was born in a backward and closed mountain, she already knew how to resist at a young age and did not give in to fate. Her thinking was very advanced. I applaud her. The narrative style of the book is plain, simple, and innocent. It is told in a eloquent way and the story is very interesting!

It's so good-looking, so good-looking. Although there is no focus on why Yaozu is obsessed with his sister, the author is very good at writing about his almost pathological obsession and love. It makes people deeply feel the kind of love that he can't live without his sister. Give the author a call!

Very good story. The first half is very real, and the ending of the two people is so beautiful that it makes me feel unreal. When I didn't think they could produce such deep emotions, love was unexpectedly reasonable. On the one hand, the characters seemed not three-dimensional enough, and I had no way of knowing what colors the protagonist liked or his usual hobbies; on the other hand, because the story was rich in experience, it was painfully three-dimensional. In contrast to the common sharp and distinct characters, the male and female protagonists do not conform to the mainstream. They are more like a dull pain, like the love of another era, which reminds me of the protagonist in "Wencheng".

The unabridged version is even more exciting. This version gave me the impression that the male protagonist is cold, taciturn, and bored to the core. However, in the original text, he is bold and frank, saying what he has to say. His personality is a little different and more sincere. But what remains unchanged is the author's grasp of the description of physical interaction and psychology. It makes me feel itchy to read it. It is so delicate.

A highly recommended book, true and yet tender. The birth of stories in literary works often contains many accidents and contradictions. This book vividly depicts the current situation of favoring sons over daughters in remote villages. It also describes the ideological differences between Yundi and the other three sisters many years later, highlighting that this kind of thinking is formed imperceptibly, and is deeply ingrained and difficult to eliminate. And through the love story of the male and female protagonists and the unfortunate experiences of the three sisters, I saw that in a work with the sharp themes of trafficking and son preference, through the clever design of the plot, it provides readers with a kind of emotional comfort and sustenance, and literature often gives people positive spiritual power. All in all, I think it's a short work worth reading.

I thought I had found a very literary book, which made me very proud, but I didn't expect that it would feel like a domineering president later on. Overall, it's a good book, great! Little Shitou is responsible for 10,000% of the laughter in this book.

Each character is described in a very three-dimensional way. If you read it carefully, it is very attractive. You really understand what vivid characters are. Except that the plot behind is a bit too dreamy, but this is what novels are like. After all, reality rarely has this kind of character.

The pace is too fast and the characters are very distinct. The first half reminded me of Mo Yan's big breasts and butt. It was sad to watch. It was so magical that it seemed fake, but it was so realistic that people couldn't help but think about the mountains in reality. The second half is too fast. The ending is too good, but I really like the ending [blowing kiss]

The first half and the introduction tend to be literary works, but the second half is a general article. Maybe because this is an abridged version, it feels a little awkward. The pace of the second half was a little faster, and I couldn't read some details, which was a pity. Personally, I liked the first half even more. The writing and the ending of the book are both good. It is a good book.