"Some light can warm people even through the screen."
The girl imprisoned in the darkness x the soldier who lighted the way for her
When the girl Qingqing was fifteen years old, her stepfather's shadow shrouded her youth. In order to escape the nightmare, she enrolled in a university thousands of miles away. However, when the school was closed due to the epidemic, she met Yanhua, a soldier serving on the border through social software.
Across the screen, he listened to her tell her fears and stayed with her through the long night; she waited for him to return from the mission and prayed silently every time she was disconnected. Two lonely hearts redeem each other on the radio waves.
When Yanhua retired from the army and rushed to her city, and when Qingqing finally plucked up the courage to uncover the scars, they discovered that love is not only salvation, but also the power to make each other better people.
From online dating to reality, from escape to struggle, from attic to starlight... Their stories are about the glimmer of light in the darkness, hope in desperate situations, and protection across time and space.
Reader comments
"Starlight in the Attic" is a healing masterpiece that is both heartbreaking and heart-warming. The author uses delicate brushstrokes to describe how two scarred souls redeem each other in the darkness. From the virtual world to real life, every step is full of reality and power. Qingqing's fragility and tenacity, and Yanhua's hardness and tenderness, form a perfect complement. Their love is not only a sweet stay together, but also a transformation about courage and growth.
The story contains both the hard-core passion of the military and the delicate emotions, especially the romance hidden in the details - the starlight in the bullet casing, the love letter from the artificial satellite, the daily routine of a doting wife at the tactical level - which makes people laugh and wet their eyes. What's even more rare is that it not only tells about love, but also explores profound topics such as original family trauma, women's self-salvation, and social justice, making readers feel strong resonance and thinking while being sweet.
If you have ever been a "girl in the attic", or have longed for a ray of light in the darkness, this book will make you believe that true love can turn a person from a victim to a warrior, from a lonely star to a light that illuminates others.
"Starlight in the Attic" is a healing masterpiece that is both heartbreaking and heart-warming. The author uses delicate brushstrokes to describe how two scarred souls redeem each other in the darkness. From the virtual world to real life, every step is full of reality and power. Qingqing's fragility and tenacity, and Yanhua's hardness and tenderness, form a perfect complement. Their love is not only a sweet stay together, but also a transformation about courage and growth. The story contains both the hard-core passion of the military and the delicate emotions, especially the romance hidden in the details - the starlight in the bullet casing, the love letter from the artificial satellite, the daily routine of a doting wife at the tactical level - which makes people laugh and wet their eyes. What's even more rare is that it not only tells about love, but also explores profound topics such as original family trauma, women's self-salvation, and social justice, making readers feel strong resonance and thinking while being sweet. If you have ever been a "girl in the attic", or have longed for a ray of light in the darkness, this book will make you believe that true love can turn a person from a victim to a warrior, from a lonely star to a light that illuminates others.
Very good I like it very much