Pu Xiaoying in the Wind, Part One

To be honest, this book is a bit of a letdown on Tomato Books. The writing style and depth are truly publisher-worthy! It leaves you feeling both emotionally drained and exhilarated; there were several passages that brought tears to my eyes. I listen to it repeatedly every night. Author, you've laid bare life in your writing—it's so real. I sincerely recommend it. It's a real shame to miss out on something of substance! I hope the author continues writing!

This is a truly excellent book. It made me understand the strength of women. I'm not very good at expressing myself, but this book made me feel the immense power of women, far surpassing the "strong female lead" characters in some current TV dramas.

I stayed up all night to finish it, and cried through half a pack of tissues. When Li Hongmei was chopping people up, I cheered; when Pu Xiaoying was licking her candy wrapper, my heart broke. This isn't fiction; it's light shining into reality. Those women driven to the brink by life can be so cathartic in their madness, and yet their pain so real. The aftereffects are powerful! So exciting, so thrilling... It was almost too much for my heart and body to handle...

A profound work of realism, leaning towards serious literature, it doesn't seem like something that should appear on Tomato's books, except for published works. The author's writing is excellent, delicate and moving, touching my heart in many ways.

This is a book that requires careful reading and contemplation, its pages brimming with insightful observations of human nature and reflections on life. With a calm and restrained style, the author dissects the desires and perseverance, regrets and growth behind the stories, offering no black-and-white judgments, only a gentle acceptance of the multifaceted nature of humanity.

I stumbled upon this novel, and it's definitely worth reading. The descriptions are incredibly realistic, capturing the unique realities and vivid imagery of a particular era. At times, it's heart-wrenching, like finding a piece of candy amidst the shards of life, a faint ray of light even in the darkest of days.

There must have been many tragedies like this in that era. The author writes very realistically; whenever I read these stories late at night, my heart always aches. An abandoned child meets a kidnapped foster mother, and what should have been a warm bond of mutual dependence is crushed by Pu Dazhu's evil—gambling debts, fists, and a sinister grin that treats people as bargaining chips, like an…

Thank you so much, author, for creating this opportunity for us, sending gifts, and even helping us secure a spot in the CCTV Mid-Autumn Festival Gala raffle. I left comments all night but still didn't win, but when I saw someone in the group say they won Wuliangye liquor, honestly, I was envious.

This novel differs significantly from typical online light novels. Structurally, it boasts a very rigorous logic and a relatively complete structure. It tells the story of Yingzi's growth from childhood to adulthood, making it a kind of ensemble novel, and the descriptions are quite good. The descriptions of scenery and characters are also excellent, making the characters feel real and relatable.

It's a wonderful read, definitely worth a read! At first, I thought the author was also a child who had experienced hardship during that era. Later, I discovered she's very young, accomplished, and exceptionally talented. Her writing shows she's someone who carefully observes her surroundings, loves life, and appreciates the little heartwarming moments in everyday life.