Why Cultivate Immortality? I'll Just Lie Down
修什么仙，我躺
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 356k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Romance
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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We are always used to defining a book in terms of perfection, redemption, and growth, but this book wants to tear apart this illusion of gentleness. It has no ups and downs of dramatic conflicts, no sense of excitement, no deliberate sensationalism. It just lays out the hesitations, compromises, and secret regrets of ordinary people hidden in the folds. It is like opening an old dusty window, and the wind rushes in, waking up all the selves that are unwilling to face it. The best thing about the author is his restraint. There is no crying in great sadness, no revelry in great joy. All the turbulent emotions are suppressed under the ordinary daily life: a silent look at each other, a word that is hesitant to say, an old time that can never be turned back. It doesn't teach you how to reconcile, it doesn't give standard answers, it just objectively displays the gray area of human nature - people are never purely good or purely evil, obsession and relief coexist, and bravery and cowardice coexist. I didn't cry immediately when I closed the page, but I couldn't pull away for a long time. Many book reviews are keen to dismantle the plot and judge the characters, but the real value of this book is that it illuminates the unspoken life of each reader. We see in the protagonist the choices we missed, the people we were unable to save, and the moments when we were forced to compromise. Words are not for entertainment, but a quiet mirror that allows us to briefly confront the past. There is no need to force understanding or resonance. If you have ever had a story that was buried deep in your heart and no one spoke about it, if you open it, you will understand: most stories in the world have no ending, only stranding.
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The fairy is quick in thinking and fluent in writing. The young student admires her. Those cute symbols almost make me cute 😘
The plot is not ridiculous, nor does it feel forced. It is very smooth to read along. I like this kind of down-to-earth storytelling.
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