So, You'll Be Waiting for Me in the Future?

It looks great, that was my first thought about this book. This book shows that the author is thoughtful and sensitive. He/she wrote this book and presented us with a different kind of salvation text. In the text, everyone wants to redeem others and be redeemed by others. This is not just a relationship of dependence, but more of mutual help for growth. The story is no ordinary narrative either. The foreshadowing is layered and clear, expressing a variety of emotions, such as first love in youth, love in elegance, and passion in youth... So, you read this book in the future?

I have to say that it is very interesting. The first part may be the same as most of Tomato's books, but the later part is much more exciting. At first glance, it looks like a campus book, but at the end it makes me want to cry. I feel like it beats 85% of Tomato's books.

The writing style is very natural and fresh, and the interspersed story of first love being forced to separate really made me cry. How should I put it, it is a half-sweet and half-sad campus novel, but there is too much abuse, and it is not a tragedy, but it has a strong sense of substitution, and I can feel the regret and powerlessness through the screen. As for the ending, I personally don't think it's very good. It feels like a forced revision of a sadistic story. Combined with some of what the author said, I feel that this ending is actually more like what the author wrote for himself. All in all, it's still good. I recommend reading it. But my personal suggestion is that it would be better to ignore the title of the book and not read the twist at the end. Of course, the ending is still good. I wish this book will be a big hit (when will it be released)?

The subject matter is very new and the writing is very good. I've only read a little bit of the story, so I'm a little confused, but it's not annoying or puzzling, it's intriguing and unknown. But I keep thinking, isn't this a single female protagonist? ? It doesn't feel like a new author, I hope it doesn't end badly. Expect

Why is this book rated so low? Although I usually review a book after reading it, this is so good The author's writing style is good, and he is good at using environmental description to highlight the psychology of the characters. He does more than directly describe the image. The foreshadowing is also very appropriate and thought-provoking. The most amazing thing is the detailed description, which dissects the character's heart through detailed description, which is very similar to the mutual suspicion of emotions in youth. The author needs to keep up the good work! ! ! Now that the treasure has been discovered, why not dig for it?

Overall, this book is very good and feels quite delicate. The only drawback is that the description of my parents is too real, which reminds me of some bad things in the past [cry][cry][cry], but fortunately, the boat has passed the Ten Thousand Mountains

The writing is not bad. Although it is not as eye-catching as it is, it is at least better than 80% of Tomato books. (To be honest, I read it at first because I thought it looked like Mengdie Zhuangsheng.) The characterization is also quite good, but the memory chapter at the end is a bit hazy. I almost thought I was really sick. The closing of the world line at the end and the combination with the previous ones are really the finishing touch. Overall, it is not a sacred book, but it is definitely a good book.

The writing is very good and the story is well written. However, after reading it all at once, it was a bit depressing.

It has a good look and feel, a rare good work. No way, author, I strongly recommend you to finish it at this place as soon as possible. One more amount is not much, one less amount is not a lot. By the end of this chapter, both in terms of foreshadowing and the ending alone, it was impeccable. The last one not only recycles the spiritual fantasy of the protagonist, but also echoes the title (The future after waiting.) And achieves a typical O. Henry-style ending. To be honest, there is really no choice.

Give five stars first to express encouragement At first I thought it was a simple and sweet campus routine Then I felt that the group portrait description was taking an epic route. Later, before the graduation photo, I felt as if there were more than two world lines, and thought I had encountered a masterpiece of three-dimensional and four-dimensional writing. After seeing the ending and extras, I felt a bit pity that I didn't get to see the twists and turns of a multi-relationship big production like Sing and Cry in the group portrait. However, the protagonist and Xue's relationship is still very sweet. Is there any doubt about their happiness? Come on!