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The author is so good at writing details! The "Grimm's Fairy Tales" that Shen Shuli hid under his pillow, the white-grained pebbles in his hands, and the little hand that Wen Xuyan took and rubbed repeatedly, every little move vividly portrays the child's innocence and cherishment; the unfinished drawings in Wen Xuyan's room, and the coquettish behavior that hides expectations for his mother also make the character more three-dimensional, and the more you taste it, the more flavorful it becomes.
The foreshadowing is so sweet! The back view of the studio on Shen Shuli's mobile phone wallpaper, questions about love to Song Lihui, and treasured drawings have long been filled with clues about secret love; Wen Xuyan's seemingly casual concern and concern for Shen Shuli's friends also quietly revealed his heartbeat, and the sweets that echoed back and forth made the second brush full of surprises, making them sweeter as they tasted.
The atmosphere in the Wen family is so high-quality! Wen Xuyan's concentration on painting in the cold studio, Qin Shuzhen's transformation from alienation to tenderness toward Shen Shuli, and the secrets hidden in the Wen family's attic. Each scene is like a carefully composed movie scene, with both the alienation of a wealthy family and the secretly growing warmth. It is an incredible sense of immersion.
Very interesting novel