The Moon Gatherer

I finished reading it in one go. My poor language cannot describe it accurately. I can only use a passage from Somerset Maugham's "The Veil" to describe it. "I know you are stupid, frivolous, and empty-minded, but I love you. I know your intentions, your ideals, that you are snobbish and vulgar, but I love you. I know you are a second-rate thing, but I love you." Absolutely amazing! I didn't expect Tomato to have such an awesome book!

The male protagonist is mentally ill. When reading the novel, readers feel as if they have entered the male protagonist's spiritual world, which is chaotic and crazy. The words in the book are like the irresistible murmurs in a midnight dream that echo crazily in the mind. The writing style of this book is exquisite, and it guides readers to think deeply step by step. It uses a lot of imagery and metaphors, which is very interesting. It also adds some difficulty to the reading and makes it more dizzy. I have a fear that if I read further, my spirit will be assimilated by the male protagonist. Of course, this feeling of nausea and dizziness during reading may also be caused by my poor physical condition. What struck me most was, "It turns out that my destiny is not my destiny, I am just a carrier that carries such a destiny." According to metaphysics, as soon as a person is born, his destiny is already written. His horoscope and face are all written with his destiny. Then, is everyone a pre-set NPC without knowing it, and the world is a huge novel?

The female protagonist is a very charming person with a strong core, ordinary and unique, while the male protagonist is a mad dog who was manipulated, squeezed and forced by the world. The writing is very delicate, and many parts feel like reading prose. The male and female protagonists are not the mainstream template characters, but they fit in the novel to resist the shackles on them. They feel more alive. After struggling in the end, they get what they want, and all they want is to spend the rest of their lives together in peace.

This is a book with the worst male protagonist I have ever read, but that doesn't stop me from feeling sorry for him. What's wrong with a child who longs for love? The Creator ruthlessly bound the male and female protagonists together, but did not allow them to fall in love. Fortunately, they never lost the courage to resist and stayed together for the rest of their lives after breaking through the prison.

This writing style is really awesome. I just read an online article and I didn't expect to have such a wonderful experience. I am also an extremely clean man, but I can actually read it. I have to say that the author is really awesome. It's bloody, irritating and over the top.

Still me. It's very beautiful. The heroine of this novel is selfless, gentle and practical. It's very gentle. I actually take on the role of the male protagonist more. I feel like I fall in love with the female protagonist through the male protagonist. Sometimes I fall in love with the female protagonist through the narrative. Sometimes I find that I actually have a lot of the male protagonist's temper, but the female protagonist's answers always make me... I have never found that I can love like this. Another novel, Xiaocao, Xiaocao, please exert your fists on your life. You no longer need God, because God hates the strong. There is also the hostess of the massage parlor. Whenever the heroine leaves, I always feel heartbroken. In fact, I cry out in my heart just like the hero, please don't leave me, please continue to love me. The male and female protagonists are so real that they feel like they are immersed in them. Every time I see the abuse, I always shed tears... It's not that the roles of the male and female protagonists are full of advantages. In fact, they are more of shortcomings. But it is such shortcomings that let me see the true core. This is love, no matter the cost, and it is estimated that the benefits do not include calculated love... He/they are all worth it.

It's a fine novel, but the writing style feels like a translated version of a foreign masterpiece. I saw a comment saying that the sense of drama and monologue are indeed more suitable!

The emotional descriptions are really delicate and very relatable to others. I'm a very clean guy, but after watching the first part, I was eager to watch the second one. The author's choice of words and sentences has a sense of drama, but it is not obtrusive at all. The emotion is very rich and can draw people into it.

A very dramatic novel, with long monologues and occasional narration, it feels like it is a medium for the author to output his own thoughts. Fortunately, the protagonist breaks out of The Truman Show , but unfortunately the assembly line is still running. The system should be destroyed.

A book that left a deep impression on me. Why is Mr. Ba so popular? After taking away the money, appearance, power and status, and the charm given by the system, is there still your own character left? Fu Rongyong gave the answer himself.