
Tales of a Floating Life: Fulong, A Prequel
浮生物语前传 浮珑
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- Completed
- Length
- 216k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Modern Romance High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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No one/demon is perfect from the beginning. They all need to grow. The road to growth cannot be smooth sailing, and it is impossible for all practices and choices to be correct. For Chuang Chen, Shui Miao was the first ray of light in her demon life (personal opinion). He transformed her into a human form and taught her how to live in the world. He was also a teacher and a friend (although I feel like an old father, but that's not the case. In general, he taught her a lot and allowed her to learn from her roots. The little dryad who didn't care about the life and death of others and just wanted to trick a bird into eating became flesh and blood. Without Shui Miao, there would be no current boss's feelings for Shui Miao. Personally, I prefer family affection to love. I am ignorant and lonely. When you are young, a person appears, teaches you this, teaches you that, and then carries you with you all the time. It is normal to have feelings, a bit like Bai Yueguang's feelings. At least for her at that stage, Shui Miao was everything to her (ps: some people are indeed indispensable to themselves during a certain period of time, and have a great influence. It may be because they have had experiences similar to Bai Yueguang, so they can understand the complex emotions Sui Miao has towards Shui Miao)) Every character in Plankton is well portrayed and fleshed out, and the relationship between them is very real in reality. The last time I watched it was four years ago, and I plan to watch it again later (I almost forgot about it)
When I was in sixth grade, I borrowed a classmate's book to read. Unfortunately, I graduated after reading this book. Later, when I entered junior high school, I read the second book on my mobile phone and then put it on hold. I was shocked when I saw "The Language of Plankton" on Tomato. It felt like I saw White Moonlight. I quickly added the entire series to my bookshelf and started reading from the beginning. Fortunately, I am now a college student and have a lot of time to listen to the boss lady telling stories.
I didn't expect Tomato to be included in this series, it's really nice
[Love] Through the chapters of Suo Chen, Ao Chi and Jiu Jue, the growth process and inner world of the three protagonists are shown in depth. Xuancheng has grown from a little demon who just entered the world to a mature woman who has seen through the world. Her tenacity, kindness and persistence in love are impressive; Ao Chi's bravery, affection and responsibility in the face of crisis make his image fuller; Jiujue's chic, open-minded and sense of justice also make people full of love for him. In the Jiujue chapter, Eastern monsters are combined with Western monsters such as owls, vampires, etc., Creating a novel cultural collision. It is really novel [Admiration] I love the author Da Da, and I hope Da Da Da's books will become more and more popular [Blow kiss]
The language is humorous and very funny. The plot is exciting, the narrative angles are novel and diverse, and it's simply too enjoyable to watch! ! ! There are many little stories, there are many people, they may be together forever, or they may miss each other forever. The ones who are together are not too sweet at all, but the ones who are missed make my heart tremble with pain! There will be thoughts on a series of values such as life, love, and mission. The writing is delicate and beautiful. I really love it. Many years ago I cried in confusion while watching it late at night, but now I am filled with memories.
I first read the Floating Life series when I was a sophomore in high school. At that time, I was under a lot of pressure to study. One of the few ways to relax was to borrow novels from day students and read them. At that time, I didn't read them from the beginning. I just read whatever my classmates gave me. I didn't have much free time. I only read a few stories, and the one that impressed me the most was the one about Qianji. I still remember the origin of Qianji's name: "It's a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for us to meet each other! Let me call you Qianji!" This article really made me cry in the dormitory that night. At three o'clock in the morning, I felt worthless for Qianji and the girl. I was also angry at why the other two male protagonists were no longer the same. But I am not them, and I can never empathize with their thoughts, nor do I understand those willing sacrifices. I still have the impression that The last words of Qianji were profound: "I think I still miss them." I read the story of Qianji three times, and cried every time. The impact of this story on me was so great that my classmates asked me to take it back before I could read more storybooks. Over the past five years, I have occasionally thought of Planktopia. I have searched for it on Tomato several times, but to no avail. It was only two days ago that I was pleasantly surprised to find that it had been secretly on the shelves during a period of time that I had forgotten about! When I read novels, I always feel that what I am reading is not a novel, but the real life of someone in another world. Now, I can finally follow Suo Chen's travels and see the touches she has remembered.
2025.1.24 When I was in elementary school, I saw it in a novel (it's been a long time, and it's all out of print now). Now I'm in high school.
I've been reading it since the novel was serialized on Hui Hui. It's been over ten years now. The feeling of reading it is different from when I was young, but it's still very interesting. I would read it over and over again before, and I will read it again now.
After so many years, I see the boss lady again
I still remember being attracted to Fu Sheng when I was watching it in junior high school. I prepared a notebook to excerpt my favorite sentences and words in it. It is a real reading note. Now I found that Tomato is online. I haven't watched it for a long time and started watching it from the beginning. I haven't read the prequel, so it's a good time to catch up, as it just came out when I watched it. At first glance, I felt that I would definitely like it when I was in junior high school, but now that I am in college, the writing style is a bit childish. But it is undeniable that the more I look at it, I still find that I like the floating world. Especially when I saw the fat boss playing the finally complete song in the pasture before dawn, I burst into tears. I finally finished reading the prequel, and my decision was to continue reading. When I was a kid, I only read one or two physical books, but now I am determined to follow the entire Fu Sheng series!