Tales from the Mountains
山里韵事
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 8mo ago
- English
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710Chapters
4.5kReads · 30 days
143.2kReads · all time
360Shelf adds, last 14 days
8.8Score
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Old stories, long songs, old friends, lingering joy—Xiao Xie thanks everyone for their support! If you still like the book, please give it a five-star review!
Highly recommended, a must-read! This work definitely deserves a 9.5 Or higher. First, kudos to the author's writing style 👍 The story is truly superb. Having read books for over thirty years, this is the first time I've used "superb" to describe a work.
Reading "Old Tales" and "Long Songs," my emotions rose and fell with the plot, feeling joy, heartache, and regret for them. The characters the author creates are not two-dimensional; they have weaknesses, stubbornness, unknown pasts, and things they desperately want to protect. Watching them is like witnessing the myriad aspects of human life—real and heart-wrenching.
Xiao Xie's stories are always very realistic, from old tales to enduring regrets; their realism always stirs the reader's emotions! Each character has their own perspective, and while reading, the phrase "Don't advise others to be kind if you haven't experienced their suffering" always flashes through my mind... Choose carefully, bear the consequences, and don't regret it... Love what you choose, choose what you love... Cherish…
This book was recommended by a friend. At first glance, the rating was surprising, a bit low, and I worried it wouldn't pique my interest. However, as I read on, I was completely captivated—the author's insightful observations of life, human nature, and society left me speechless! Even viewed solely from a fictional perspective, it's a masterpiece.
After reading it, I felt this wasn't just a novel, but a true reflection of real life! Especially the scene of the older brother crying at his grave; it brought tears to my eyes, I felt his pain deeply! It's a very realistic novel. Thank you to the author, I really enjoyed it, thank you!
It's really good! There are no melodramatic plot twists; it's based on life but also transcends it! Such a realistic and engaging book will be seen by more and more readers!
I really enjoy the author's stories. I've already read "In the Old Stories," "Wang Xiaohua's Love Story," and this book, "In the Long Song." Each time I finish reading, I'm left deeply moved. The author brings each character to life, making them feel real and relatable. There's no sentimentalism, yet the author easily evokes the softest memories in the reader.
I love reading Xiao Xie's books. They depict everyday family life, the workplace struggles of urban white-collar workers, the innocent first stirrings of love in teenagers, and the bittersweet experiences of adults caught in the middle. I've followed every single one of Xiao Xie's novels for years; it's truly unfair that such a book only gets a 7.4 Rating.
"From the Old Days" is a fantastic read; it always draws you into the characters and leaves you deeply moved. I especially love Lin Zhongyue and Lin Daliang, and Fang Yuan is also excellent. It's just a bit heartbreaking. I'll continue to support this book as always! 👍