Time Has a Thief

This book is really good. At the beginning, you will be attracted by the fact that Song Haojia entered a boys' school. Later, you will be attracted because Song Haojia seems to be very similar to us. As you continue reading, you will find that she is trying to change herself and some things that are obviously small but very meaningful happen, so you want to continue reading. At this time, your emotions will be completely driven by the characters in the book. When they laugh, your eyebrows can't help but curve up, and when they are in a low mood, your brows will also frown. However, the further we look back, Song Haojia and Shu Ye are humorous and quarrel with each other less and less. They will be sad because of Song Haojia's experience. Until the last few chapters, looking at the plots described in the book, I will really shed tears uncontrollably. It's the kind of big big tears. I burst into tears, feeling uncomfortable for Song Haojia, but at the end, I felt relieved. This is how life is, there will always be a time of death. While you can still go around the world and do beautiful things, why not have the courage to complete them? The author's writing is really heart-warming, and it is easy for people to be involved in the story. The protagonists are all ordinary people. They must be excellent, perfect, and beautiful. Everyone is the protagonist in their own story. I really love this kind of short story.

The first book I read was "The Wind When I Love You". I also envied the beauty of Hutao, and I have been losing weight on and off. I want to be beautiful and want to be liked. When I was in high school, I came across the magazine "Egg", and then I met the second book "The Thief of Time" by Xiao Lu. What I look forward to most every week is the new series of "Eige" and "Years", but time seems to fly by the fastest, and I have to be busy with my studies, so the story only reads about the encounter between Haojia and Qianshan. I thought it would be another cliché story about falling in love with a celebrity (although at the time, what I liked to watch most was this kind of plot that only exists in fantasy). Today, I suddenly remembered the novel "The Wind When I Love You" that I used to love, so I clicked on the search. The search was fruitless, but I unexpectedly discovered "Years". Thinking that this was the unfinished story of my youth, I clicked on reading. What I have to say is that Yeye is really a heart-warming boy. The love between him and Haojia was intertwined before they knew each other clearly, but it created Haojia's happiest and most confident youth with no regrets. If the little sweetness in the beginning makes you lose your teeth, then in the end, you will cry heartbrokenly. Everyone expects a perfect ending, but often the best ending is never perfect. Ye Ye taught Hao Jia how to love herself, and Ye Ye also started to fall in love with the world again because of Hao Jia. They are each other's salvation. In the description of the video, I seemed to really see the group of teenagers and the sea, and the already formed love through the words. In fact, what moved me the most was the group of passionate and innocent teenagers on campus, who were enthusiastic and gentle, sincere and brave. They gave Haojia the best campus experience and brought a successful end to the 19-year-old Shang Haojia's short life.

Her parents' relationship, and then there's the person who always wants to be someone's best friend. Her personality and so on are almost the same as mine. The only difference is that I can't meet people like Shu Ye and Qin Chuan. When I really see that, if I live, something good will always happen. I really burst into tears.

I was out of breath crying in the middle of the night. It was very painful. What touched me the most was the heroine's admiration for He Qianshan. It resonated with her deeply. She was as ordinary as the heroine but could not meet people like Shu Ye and friends like those in the book. Is there really a paradise in the world, a pure land that we can all go to? But we are still young and too far away from heaven to truly feel our youth now. I think time will tell.

I don't know how to write it. I think my writing skills are pretty good, but after reading Lu Yige's novel, I don't know how to express it. After reading it, I was greatly shocked. It was the tears that kept falling, as well as laughter and regret, and I dropped the pieces of paper one by one. I used to read Lu Yige's novels exclusively. I loved reading BE novels and could cry to death. But now that I have read it, I feel that it cannot be regarded as an ordinary romance novel. It contains a lot of love, friendship, family affection, etc., Which always makes me stop reading. Just like Song Haojia's determination to never admit defeat, and her tenacity to live, I sincerely admire her. I don't understand the loneliness and unspeakable pain in her heart as she faces the countdown to her life. I can't empathize with her, I can only feel sorry for her. I hope she lives a carefree life in another world.

As the final chapter of the Green Years trilogy, this campus secret love story captures the sourness and tenderness of a young man's heart to the extreme. The story revolves around Song Haojia, Shu Ye, and He Qianshan. It takes the campus of the seventeen-year-old summer as the background and unfolds two completely different two-way crushes. It is a regretful aesthetic unique to youth. The heroine Song Haojia is an ordinary sensitive girl. At the age of seventeen, she yearns for long-term love. In the campus scenery of white school uniforms and evening breeze and starry sky, she encounters two heart-stirring moments. Shu Ye was gentle and restrained, a preference that was carefully hidden in classes, corridors, and the evening breeze; He Qianshan was enthusiastic and magnanimous, and gave her a blatant rush. Both relationships started out as pure teenage excitement, but failed to reach the end across the years. The text in the book is delicate and soft, and the atmosphere is full of atmosphere. The campus details such as evening self-study, evening breeze in the playground, and free chat under the stars accurately reproduce everyone's youth memories. There were no bloody misunderstandings or vicious supporting characters. The root cause of the separation was never anyone's fault. It's just that young people can't withstand time, distance and the crossroads in life. The phrase "life itself is short, not love" runs through the entire text, pointing out the core core: the love when I was a teenager is real and hot, but time is like a silent thief, quietly stealing the opportunity to stay together, leaving only long memories. The daily life of a sweet pet on campus and the regretful farewell are perfectly balanced. The early stage is ambiguous and sweet, and the late stage is full of stamina. Readers who prefer two-way secret love, campus BE aesthetics, and delicate literary style can easily sympathize.

I read this novel about six or seven years ago. At that time, the novels were published in one issue. At that time, I only read the first half. I haven't seen it since. I had never thought about looking for it. I was bored and searched for a certain book the night before yesterday and saw a familiar name in the novel. Then I found it. I planned to finish it. It was also a farewell to my previous self.

The author's writing style is really good, and he describes the tangled conflicts between family members very well. Sometimes the kindness to parents becomes a knife in the mouth, but we are still struggling to love, and we don't know when we can communicate with each other and stop quarreling. I like this kind of novel that does not take love as the main line. Friendship, family affection, love, those with low self-esteem and sensitivity, those who have the courage to escape and express love; those who understand the truth and see all the moments of their own changes and growth put together to make a complete life. Maybe I was a little confused before reading the book. My attitude towards my family, my interactions with friends, and the blank space in love... All made me feel helpless and numb. But after two hours on the plane, I finished reading this book. It turns out that as long as I am alive, determined and motivated, and sincerely myself, I will be very happy. It seems that I am coming back to life. Life is not a big deal. Come on, come on, come on, the author!

Nice! So pretty! Very very beautiful! After reading the first novel by the author, I searched for all the author's books, and every one of them was touching! I am moved by the beauty and brevity of youth, by those passing years and growth, and by those years when we look back... The lovely girl in this book had such a short life, and met a class of such beautiful classmates. I have never seen a book in which all the classmates are cute! Shedding tears, savoring these beauties, and being moved by the joy that youth brings to us! Thank you author for bringing us happiness!

The novel I didn't finish in junior high school ended in college.