Autumn Stillness

I have a lot of feelings. Recently, I was fascinated by Li Ya's strength and watched a lot of potential fans. This is the most profound book that really made me feel like I saw Li Ya struggling and suffering in troubled times. There are only three people, Wu Jingzhong, Yu Zecheng, and Li Ya in the whole process, representing the three forces, three positions, and three types of people (the heroine will not comment for now). It didn't follow the plot like in the drama, but it created a very three-dimensional and multi-faceted Li Ya. Through the author's words, I seem to be able to smell the tension of intrigues at Tianjin Station, the gentleness of the raindrops at the entrance of Nanjing, and finally the calmness of the lights of a small building in Hong Kong. Every struggle with various forces, strife for power, and love transfer all outline the process of Li Ya breaking himself apart and reorganizing again and again. It is indeed a bloody and painful process of rebirth. But this is what makes Li Ya so charming. In the Qingpu class, Jinshanwei class, and Yan'an class, his ideals and beliefs have always been to strive to build the ideal new China. It was not until the repeated suppressions, repeated disappointments, and painful realizations in the dark swamp of Tianjin Station that his final change of stance became more clear, real, and moving. What impressed me the most was Li Ya's self-analysis when he was talking to the heroine later. It was truly terrifying. Li Ya, who knows himself well, sees clearly that the party-state is a giant tree that is rotten and self-destructive from the roots, and that what he does in it is more like helping the tyrants. What lies before him is either to sink and be destroyed with this old dream, or to break and then stand up and move on to a new path. Fortunately, the existence of the heroine gave him an anchor point on this road full of flesh-cutting and bone-cutting, Nirvana and rebirth, allowing him to be reborn. I can't help but shed tears as I write this, and I feel a sense of sadness that "I have been feeling this for a long time". The character Li Ya seems to have truly come to life. In the turbulent and precarious Republic of China, he has embarked on a more complete and meaningful return to life.

A must-read for those who like Li Ya. Currently, it should be the best one written on the Internet. The heroine's background and position are very reasonable, and her relationship with Li Ya progresses gradually. Li Ya has no OOC in this book, and the expansion of his life experience and other content is well-founded and fits the characters very well. It is a must-read, and I have not found one that surpasses this one yet (personal opinion)

The characters are three-dimensional and vivid. Whether it is the growth and choices of the protagonist, or the fate and struggle of the supporting characters, they are all flesh and blood. There is no absolute good or bad, and they are all out of control under the background of the Republic of China. The writing is gentle and graceful, sad but not greasy, sweet but not frivolous, and the ending has a long lasting aftertaste. After reading it, I was filled with sadness and emotion.

The writing is very good, very delicate, and very close to the character of the characters in the original drama. The final ending is also very perfect. Thank you for bringing such a good work, which allows me to make up for the regret that the TV series did not achieve perfection during my time outside of lurking in the TV series.

It's really good-looking! The characters are not very OOC, so it's really good-looking! The author is really a miracle. This fanfic is a miracle!!!!! If you like Li Ya, you must read this! It is really a miracle! The characters are not OOC, the plot is also very compact, and the rice is so delicious😭

The writing is really good, and it matches the characters in the show very well! ! Not OOC at all

It's good-looking, the writing is delicate, the characters are not OOC, Li Ya is at the top level of humanities. There are some minor doubts but the flaws are not hidden, the author would like to give you a big boost

This book is not as dramatic as other books, the love is all hidden in the details [Learned]

Love it so much. My wife wrote so well

I followed the teacher's writing style. This book is slightly heavier than the second book Li Ya. But the ending is great, I will follow the teacher's footsteps! ! Rush