The Fushiguro Family's Eldest Daughter: Strong Enough to Move Mountains

Emotions are used to drive the narrative, and the resonant characteristics of the first person are used to the extreme. It is difficult not to be moved by the words while reading. Unfortunately, I am not very patient. Some plots are honestly a bit foggy. If I read it carefully, I am afraid that I will not hold back tears. In fact, I just want to read a daily online article. Why is it sweet yet sweet! It's so healing [face covering] [face covering] [face covering] [face covering] First person + delicate writing style + stream of consciousness + sense of family belonging. It's really not painful to read, even if it's been uncomfortable for a whole day, it's still the kind of discomfort that is amazing in the author's writing and super emotional output! Just a bit useless.

I can say that this book has the best writing among the Shuai fanfics. The description of Sachi (the protagonist) is very rich, and he knows what he should and should not do. Although he has not fully grown up, the core is extremely powerful. And the way the Fushiguro family gets along is very warm. Disadvantage: There are other timelines interspersed in the middle, which makes it a bit confusing. The placement can be changed. Nothing too surprising

Shen Erhuo, the cp is probably Wu, each chapter has a lot of words, and the emotional description is very rich and worth reading. The heroine is the kind of person who cares about her family the most and is sensible and gentle. I like it very much [adoration][adoration][adoration]

The overall feeling is that the entire story revolves around the heroine, with a small frame and many psychological details, which is healing. The first person should be very immersive, but I don't have much sense of immersion. Many of the words are too crowded and complicated, but that may be my problem. Then there is the abrupt change in the character's perspective. When the heroine sees Hao Hao, she will suddenly switch to Jin'er or Satoru and others. The frame is too small, which gives me a sense of restraint, which makes me a little confused. However, this may be the limitation of the first person, but it still feels too restrained. Overall, it feels healing and warm. The direction of the plot is also okay, there are no big bugs. However, the characters except for the heroine are a bit flat, but if you follow the characters in the anime, they can still be rounded.

The emotions are described very delicately and are particularly immersive. And the interaction between parents and children is really good. The heroine is the type who has a particularly strong ability to empathize and observes the people around her very carefully. He is undoubtedly happy and unhappy. To her, family is very important, a treasure given by God, and an oasis in the desert. He is a person who will grow and will desperately seize his own happiness or create happiness.

Very tearjerking. It's a stream of consciousness. Overall it looks pretty good. There were no problems, and the family members got along very warmly in the early days.

This book is okay. Generally speaking, there are no particularly big surprises. It is just that this book is written in the first person, which may be a problem for some people. The writing is okay, the description of the protagonist is okay, and there's not much else.

When I saw Suffocating Love, I thought of another book. I clicked on the author's homepage and saw that it was the same author. Seriously, I cried so much after reading these two books that my eyes were swollen from crying. Also, despite the fact that there are not many chapters, there are actually quite a lot of words. Each chapter can range from four to five thousand to as many as 14,000

I can't do it anymore. I can't continue after reading Chapter 4. My heart aches after watching it. I feel like my whole body is light. I'm ready to have a hearty tug-of-war with the rafters. I'm ready to elbow the cement floor from the 99th floor. Uh-huh, oh, oh, oh, oh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh...

I was so moved by watching Hart, it was really tear-jerking, the writing is really good [crying] [crying] [crying] After six years, I'm glad I finally waited. "I'm back" "Welcome back!"