
The Evening Breeze Never Asks When You'll Return
晚风不问归期
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 499k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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The author is very good at writing and very close to real life. On the night of the anniversary of his broken love, Hu Piao programmer Lu Ze was enveloped in the humid air of Shanghai - the old house without an elevator on the eighth floor, the suspended project, and the old news on his mobile phone that said "it has been implemented", like an endless loop in the code. It wasn't until his roommate brother Cheng Bei brought him beer and stinky dry seeds, and his father's braised crucian carp was waiting for him in Wuhu, that he understood: no matter how big the city is, there will always be someone leaving a light for you in the evening breeze. This book reveals the loneliness and tenderness of the wanderer, and those unspoken longings are hidden in the evening breeze.
Originally I just wanted to read it casually to pass the time, but the more I read, the more addicted I became, and the author became more interested [Sends my heart] Lu Ze is trapped in the humidity of Shanghai after falling out of love. The musty smell of the old house on the eighth floor, the suspended projects, and the old news on his mobile phone that "it has landed" are so real that it feels like he is watching his own life. But the beer and stinky dry seeds brought by Cheng Bei, and the smell of fish wafting from my father's house in Wuhu, warmed up the loneliness a little bit more. There is no bloody plot, only the small struggles of the drifters - the sound of the wandering singer's piano at the subway entrance, the pork rib soup of the roommate brothers, the shadow of the pomegranate tree in his hometown, all are tenderness hidden in the evening breeze. Tears suddenly came to his eyes when he saw Lu Ze bit into the braised fish cooked by his father. It turns out that healing is never dramatic, but that someone silently leaves a light for you when you fall into the mud. Everyone who is lost in the city should read this book. It will tell you: the evening wind will stop and there will be light on the way home.
A book with great staying power, it builds delicate emotions on the basis of a sympathetic sense of reality, and every reader can find his or her own reflection in it. Although BE in online novels always makes people feel uncomfortable, it is this kind of stamina that gives it tragic meaning. Every scene engraved in the heart will make people think of Lu Ze and Cheng Bei in their subsequent lives, chasing their own Lin Zhixin, and living up to Shen Qinghuan beside them. The author must continue to write. I envy such writing style and hope that one day I can record my past youth in such words before the memory is washed away by the tide of time. Highly recommend this book!
I only watched the last few shots. When I saw that the author had written the male protagonist to death, I felt a bit cruel, so I saved it until I wanted to watch it again. Although I have only read a few chapters, I feel that this should be a good book!
Looking forward to the follow-up. I'm not a computer-related major, but those details look quite real and delicate. However, the description of overtime and projects in the article brought back the painful memories of my three years in graduate school, and I felt like I was going to suffer from PTSD... Frankly speaking, I hated this kind of life. I hope that after graduation, I can go home like the protagonist, having a place to lie down is enough
Green plum blossoms in villages and towns, childhood dreams, small flower shops, give you happiness. College brothers, deep friendship, company collaboration, are with you. My first love in college, infinite admiration, we parted ways, but my love for you remains unchanged. Destined friends, young and energetic, will risk their lives to help you, leaving you innocent. Please, please update more.
The writing is delicate, philosophical and fascinating!
Close to life, not exaggerated.
The writing is very good, unlike some cookie-cutter books that are all written by AI.
It fits my current mood quite well. The protagonist is not pretentious. He has the same thoughts as me now. He wants to go back to his hometown and live a slow-paced life.