Twilight: Newborn

Well written🥰🥰How rare it is to find a treasure in fast-paced, assembly-line reading😘😘 This book is suitable for reading on a sunny afternoon with a pot of fruit tea, accompanied by the sound of boiling water and the chirping of birds. I really like the protagonist Adair. Behind the romantic melodrama between the male and female protagonists of The Twilight Saga, everyone has their own life. Whether it's the enthusiastic Michael, the attentive Jessica, the gentle Jasper or the lively Alice, they are all super nice😆 Taking Adair's life growth as the main line, it tells about the dilemmas and life insights faced by this age group, how to face separation between life and death, how to view love from a different perspective, how to choose life goals, how to graduate and study in college, etc. From time to time, it is interspersed with the epileptic love story of Edward and Bella and Adair's complaints. The whole book feels very gentle, like an old movie. All in all, it is a treasure!! 😆😆

In the "Good Books Are Not Popular" series, the author's literary literacy is really profound, and his travels and volunteer services also reflect the author's philosophy on life and life. Adair also grew up little by little under the author's writing, from being weak and internally conflicted at the beginning to becoming a strong heart later (unfortunately, I haven't built up a strong enough heart yet, I just barely got rid of the internal friction and envy). I see some real "back door" methods when applying for college. I don't know why, but I always feel a little uncomfortable. I went from the college entrance examination in a mountainous area to a C9 college, and I can be considered a beneficiary of the college entrance examination system. But now I am still confused about my future. There are also people around me who have rich families and have planned to study abroad to increase their GPA. After all, I am still too immature. I have obviously participated in Yushu volunteer education, and I am already over 20 years old, but I still act like a child. I have horrible interpersonal interactions, have no emotional intelligence when chatting, and act like a fool. I don't dare to visit relatives, so I read the author's books to learn how to behave. I'm going off topic. The author's book is really in-depth. It is said to be a fanfiction, but its inner ideological core is completely different. It does not have the messy and weird love development that lasts until the end of time and we hope that the sea will dry up and the stone will die. The author does not follow the main line of the original work to arrange matters for the protagonist. It is more like opening up a brand new world relying on the world view and settings. This is the first time I've seen it in fan fiction. It's a very interesting and bold attempt, and it seems to be very successful so far. I look forward to how Adair will grow in the future, why he chose to give up his identity as a human and choose to welcome a new life, and his thoughts on race and life after becoming a vampire (to be honest, I feel that the description of vampire life in the original work is a bit too beautified, although it may be related to the fact that I have forgotten many plots after five or six years of reading the original work) By the way, in the information age, it is becoming increasingly difficult to forge identity information. How can the Karen family continue to integrate into human society😏 I don't know much about the racial and ethnic issues in the book, so I won't comment on them. Also, does the author have any good books to share? In the past, I only focused on internal volumes, and the books I read were either for study or for exams. Now I have successfully become a top student in science and engineering😢. When I read books, I really envy my literary quality. Finally, I wish the author a great success in this book😘 (I read comments about signing contracts before, and I don't understand the mechanism of tomatoes, but the author should be more confident, your book is really great) (The long string of text is all in vernacular. When I reread it to check for typos, I broke through again)

The author is very good, the character's personality and interpersonal relationships are handled very delicately, and the protagonist's perspective on the development of things and issues is very practical. The descriptions of the cultural and geographical environment of each place the protagonist visits are also very fascinating, especially great! 💕

The angle is novel, and it is outside the main line, but it can also be interesting from time to time.

It's very good. The author's writing style is very good. It's suitable for reading quietly. The protagonist will not affect the main plot and is a good friend of Alice and Jasper

😢😢😢😢He chooses what he wants, and choice is the most difficult

It looks great, come on! It's great, especially since the main character didn't choose to live forever!

It joins the plot of Twilight from a very interesting angle, with its own life and troubles. It's a great book.