Two Bamboo Horses, [One Green Plum]

The interspersed childhood clips are particularly cute. When Zhan Ye was a child, he shouted that she was your sister and my wife. Peis Nian looked like a little knight protecting Li Wu. The bond between two childhood sweethearts and a childhood sweetheart was vividly written, and it also paved the way for the emotional entanglements when they grow up. The contrast between sweetness and cruelty instantly establishes the relationship between the characters, and also foreshadows Pei Sinian's obsession with Li Wu, making people want to read on. I still want the heroine and Pei to be together. In fact, the two of them have similar personalities. It gives me the feeling that they don't write a side story!

Although the writing style is relatively simple and has some shortcomings, as a sweet pet novel, the emotions of sweetness and abuse and the vivid characters are already very attractive. The most obvious thing is that the number of words in chapters fluctuates, but Chapter 10 only has more than 1,100 words. It is written too hastily and the plot connection is a bit disconnected. However, the characters of the three of them are very stable and will not make people feel offended. If you have nothing to do, this drama is quite enjoyable. It's so good that you won't get tired of it! It just ended too quickly! A little imperfect!

This novel about childhood sweethearts is about a sweet and slightly abusive childhood sweetheart. The drama of two childhood sweethearts competing for a childhood sweetheart is sweet and heart-wrenching, but there are also minor issues with the rhythm and length of the chapters. The opening chapter is about the wedding of the heroine Li Wu and the hero Zhan Ye. Zhan Ye's overbearing kiss is so sweet, but the way the second male lead Pei Sinian laughs and sheds tears in the corner instantly brings out the sad feeling. It also intersperses the childhood memories of the three people, directly bringing to life the bond between the two lovers who protect their childhood sweethearts. Tianmeng also foreshadows the emotional entanglements that follow. The more I read, the more I want to know the follow-up of the three people's stories. The writing is delicate, but not sweet enough! ! !

This book "Two Bamboo Horses..." Uses delicate writing to outline the emotional growth history of the girl Li Wu. The story begins with warm protection, but ends with a clear choice - Pei Sinian is the harbor she relies on, and Zhan Ye is where her heart is. Underneath these ridiculous campus daily routines, there is an undercurrent of the unique sweetness and confusion of youth. In the end, letting go and consummation in the corridor made this triangle relationship shed its youthful coat, revealing the truest form of love: not possession but understanding, not habit but heartbeat. When the fog cleared, each character found their own answer in this tender entanglement.

After losing his family, Li Wu was protected by his sweethearts and grew up. His confusion about emotions and his inability to distinguish between dependence and love are very real - after all, with two boys who are both outstanding and affectionate in front of him, whoever it is would be confused, right? Pei Sinian's "fighting and snatching" has a boyish possessiveness, while Zhan Ye's companionship is more like a gentle bottom. The climax of "Pei Sinian rushing back from the engagement scene" in the later stage is a climax, but it does not follow the sadomasochistic route. Pei Sinian's "silent exit" makes this character more heart-wrenching tenderness. In the end, the perfection of Zhan Ye and Li Wu is also in line with the tonality of a sweet pet novel. Overall, it is a light-hearted cookie, suitable for those who want to have a gentle bamboo horse.

This is not a simple sweet novel, but an emotional epic that begins with childhood. It buries the thread of destiny in the laughter and childish words, and prefigures the pain and choice of growth in the intimacy. The author uses clear words to capture the most moving form of "companionship" - not side by side forever, but those impure and imprinted moments before the fork in the road of fate. If childhood really has a shape, perhaps it is the triangle formed by Pei Sinian's open arms, Zhan Ye's confident "wrong reasoning", and Li Wu's confused eyes that can never go back but shine forever. Looking forward to the follow-up, how to gently tear fairy tales into pieces, and how to teach people to pick up the stars in the ruins.

I have always believed in talent. This is not metaphysics or ignorance, but a solid fact. For example, in writing, talent is one of the important factors. I have no way of knowing how old the author is, where he is, how tall he is, or what his educational background is; however, no matter what the author's major is or what his interests are, his literary talent cannot be underestimated. On the one hand, the author's conception ability is meticulous and rigorous, the plots are interlocking, and the story progresses in an orderly manner, making people want to put it down. On the other hand, the author's language expression ability is precise and rich, simple yet gorgeous, casual yet hidden with mystery, which makes it interesting to read carefully. At the same time, the characters in the work are detailed and full, with distinctive characteristics and lifelike features. Therefore, I have reason to applaud and pay tribute to this talented author! This is just a comment, I hope it can be corrected!

This is a coming-of-age story about the intertwining of childhood, companionship and destiny. The three children grew from infancy to teenagers, and the seeds of emotion were planted in childishness and protection. Pei Sinian's possession, Zhan Ye's "wrong reasoning" and Li Wu's ignorance form a pure and complex childhood triangle. The author does not stop at the surface of sweet pets, but outlines the gray line of fate with clear strokes, hiding the pain of growing up and life choices in the intimacy. The story not only has the warm glow of childlike innocence, but also foreshadows the possibility of broken tenderness and regaining starlight. This is an emotional epic that begins with childhood, making people look back on those times that "can never go back but will shine forever" between laughter and tears. Very cool, very beautiful, I like it very much [like]

So pretty! This is a youthful growth masterpiece that hides the warmth of time. It takes the bond between Li Wu, Pei Sinian, and Zhan Ye as the axis, and narrates a period of time that extends from infancy to adolescence. The exquisite chapter naming is a stroke of genius. The childish promise of "I will not stop until the moon sets" corresponds to the growing pains of "unbearable weight". Each title is a mark of time and a footnote to the flow of mood. The author abandons the clichés of sweet pet novels, and uses fragments full of real life to unfold the pure guardianship of his childhood sweetheart, the regretful forgetfulness of the brief separation, and the fate-changing accident in the summer when he was 15 years old. What is particularly touching is that the novel focuses on the emotional reconstruction after major trauma, peeling off the core of protection, memory and love with implicit and delicate writing like "a person's handwriting". It is not a work that only piles up sweetness, but a healing masterpiece that allows people to see the regrets and growth in youth, and makes people feel warm after reading it. Give the author five stars...

The novel begins with the seemingly nonsensical chapter title "Bitten by a Mosquito?", Which successfully arouses the reader's curiosity. But what really got people excited was the "battle for sister" that took place at Pei Sinian's first birthday party. In order to compete for the favor of their "sister" Li Wu, the two little girls staged a "Shura Field" that made people laugh. Pei Sinian stubbornly blocked Li Wu behind him, while Zhan Ye protested in a sweet voice. The contrast was so cute that it was irresistible. Each of the three children described by the author is as vivid as if they are right in front of him. Pei Sinian is the domineering and cute "little knight", Zhan Ye is the cute and persistent "little nanny", and Li Wu is the "little dumpling" who is fought over by his two brothers. Their interactions are full of innocence and tenderness, making people want to keep watching. What's even better is that the author cleverly incorporates the discussion of "blood relationship" and "emotion" when describing the children's disputes. Pei Sinian emphasized that "her father and my father are brothers," while Zhan Ye insisted that "she is also my sister." This seemingly childish argument actually implies an early understanding of "family affection" and "love." After reading the whole paragraph, it seems that I can hear the children's clear laughter and see their little expressions when they fight. This kind of delicate description not only makes readers feel the innocence of childhood, but also makes people full of expectations for the subsequent plot. If you like sweet pet novels and the "Shura field" between little naughty babies, then this book is definitely not to be missed. It is not only sweet as hell, but also full of innocence and warmth, making people feel as if they have returned to that carefree childhood while reading.

A heart-wrenchingly sweet love story about twins! Incredible character! Li Wu was guarded by two sweethearts, Pei Sinian and Zhan Ye, and the youthful partiality and ambiguous pull on campus were so pure and sweet. Li Wu couldn't tell the difference between dependence and love, his sincere awakening when Zhan Ye was on the line between life and death, and Pei Sinian's realization that he couldn't bear to be hurt. The turning point was naturally bloody. The characters are lively and lovable, and the whole process is free of abuse and super healing. Lovers of youthful sweet pets will close their eyes and feel warm in their hearts after watching it. The audio version will not be a loss if you read it twice!

This work is a youth growth story with delicate emotions and a long time span. The work focuses on the deep bond between Li Wu, Pei Sinian and Zhan Ye from infancy to adolescence. From the childish promise of "I will not stop until the moon sets" to the growing pains of "unbearable weight", the chapter naming cleverly records the passage of time and changes in mood. The author's writing is delicate and his conception is exquisite. Through fragments full of real life, he unfolds the guardianship of his childhood sweetheart, the forgetfulness of the brief separation, and the incident that changed everything in the "summer of 15", and builds a very exciting plot. The novel is not just about sweet pets, but also focuses on the emotional reconstruction and relationship evolution of the characters after encountering major trauma. With the implicit writing style of "one person's handwriting", it explores the true form of protection, memory and love. It is a warm and healing work that can evoke resonance. It's good to watch and the plot is exciting~

From the words "Sister" at the one-year-old banquet, to the words "Then she is your sister, she is my wife when she is three years old!", Xiao Zhanye's straight-forward confession is really sweet to the heart! The drama of two sweethearts competing for a childhood sweetheart has been going on since they were babies. Their childish and cute possessiveness is full of uncontrollable preference. Li Wu is a little princess who is cherished and doted on by two proud men. This sense of destiny that has been destined since childhood makes people want to keep chasing her to see how they turn their "sister" into their "wife" when they grow up. Five-star praise!

Two Bamboo Horses (One Qingmei) uses delicate brushstrokes to outline a growth story full of innocence and bondage. Pei Sinian and Zhan Ye's love and protection for Li Wu since childhood are both cute and touching in the childlike dispute between "sister" and "wife". The work cleverly combines time span with emotional precipitation, from childhood companionship to teenage reunion, to the turning point of fate at the age of fifteen, it advances layer by layer and hides suspense. The characters are vividly created, especially the innocent interactions in childhood, which are very visual and appealing. The overall style is fresh, sweet and warm. Under the classic framework of "childhood sweethearts", it contains new ideas and depth. It is worth reading.

This novel makes "Cub Shura Field" so sweet that my heart trembles: at Pei Sinian's first birthday party, the 11-month-old Zhan Ye recognized Li Wu in her belly and called her "sister"; when Li Wu grew up, Pei Sinian protected her as a little knight, but Zhan Ye directly said, "She is your sister and my wife" - the possessiveness of a three-year-old is childish and poignant, and the competition for favors of a nanny is like a small cannonball wrapped in sugar. Later, Li Wu reunited after a break, and the bond between their sweethearts evolved from phones and watches to adolescence, but an accident at the age of 15 added a bit of bitterness to the sweetness. This article softens the sense of destiny that has been attached to me since childhood. The cuteness in the cub stage and the bond in adulthood all touch the tender itch of the "childhood sweetheart". Reading it is like holding a candy with sweet bubbles.

The time of childhood sweethearts is filled with the figures of bamboo horses and green plums. The tacit understanding that can be understood by just one look, but they became separated at the fork in the road where they grew up. There is no vigorous love and hate, only the youth's thoughts hidden in the chirping of cicadas and the stone road walking side by side. The plain brushstrokes describe the regrets of youth, and after reading it, I felt filled with sadness.

It's so exciting and beautiful! The most poignant ingenuity of this novel is that it uses a few heart-wrenching childhood moments to firmly tie the bond between two childhood sweethearts and one childhood sweetheart. Tong Yan Wuji's baby voice shouting "She is your sister and my wife" on the night of Zhan Ye, and Pei Sinian's appearance as a little knight who never leaves Li Wu to protect him. In just a few strokes, the purest youthful time of the three of them is outlined. And this sweetness in childhood serves as an excellent contrast to the emotional entanglements in adulthood - the contrast between sweetness and cruelty instantly establishes the relationship between the characters, and quietly foreshadows Pei Sinian's obsession with Li Wu that has been hidden for many years. Those childish words and protections from childhood may seem innocent, but in fact they have already written footnotes for the fate of the three in the future. People can't help but want to follow the passage of time and see where this bond that continues from childhood will eventually go. Give the author five stars!

This is a novel that you can't help but read in one sitting! The opening chapter catches the eye with the reversal of a wedding, the pace is tight and there is no delay at all. The author is very good at using details to poke people's eyes. Whether it is the undercurrent of emotional tension between the protagonists or the inadvertent words of the supporting characters, it can make you heart-broken or laugh. The writing is exquisite! The plot is compact, and the more you watch it, the more you want to read more! !

What really attracted me to this book was how the man who seemed indestructible and in control of everything was "broken down" by pure emotion step by step. He may be paranoid or overbearing, but there are usually only black and white rules and calculations in his world, until the heroine who "does not play according to common sense" breaks in. Her stubbornness, her independence, and even her "not buying it" just became a beam of light shining into his iron-walled world, making him learn that love is not about possession and control, but respect and fulfillment.

The description is very delicate and touching, reflecting the author's observation and thinking about life. At first glance, it seems that it was not written by a robot. Here is an excerpt for everyone's experience: "Thank you, you are the best! I remember you also like to eat." Yu Jingjing was not polite, picked it up and put it in her mouth. "If you like it, just go get another one!" Pei Sinian said again. "You can actually add more dishes on the second floor?" Yu Jingjing was really surprised. The gap between elites and ordinary people is not as big as usual. Not only are the portions of the dishes large, but they can actually add more dishes? "Uh, isn't it always possible?" Pei Sinian was also confused by the question. Li Wu wailed in his heart, this is the difference between people. Even if they are in the same school, even if they are wearing the same school uniform, she and Yu Jingjing sitting here at this moment seem so out of place, just like Grandma Liu entering the Grand View Garden. In addition, the rhythm of the plot is relatively natural, and it is very comfortable to read. Good review (#^.^#)👍🏻

5-Star review. Very interesting. I think it's worth reading. If you don't read it, you will regret it for the rest of your life. It's very interesting. It's a novel novel. You can definitely read it. This is a work that stayed up late to catch up on updates. The author's imagination is wide-ranging and the characters are described with vivid scenes and details. Breaking through the traditional framework, the main and branch characters are clearly and vividly created, and the concept of the structure from the small self to the big self has jumped up. This book made me immersed in it. The plot had ups and downs and the characters were vividly drawn, as if they were vividly written on the page. It not only brought me endless imagination, but also gave me profound insights. Every page is full of surprises and is worth reading again and again. It is a five-star review and highly recommended!

In this synopsis of the story, the most heart-stopping thing is not any specific plot, but time itself - it is forged into a precise ruler, measuring the depth and weight of childhood friendship. The author uses years as a scale to mark the intersection and separation of each character's life trajectory, and finally completes the ultimate weighing of emotional weight at the unspoken "sky falls" moment at the age of fifteen. This narrative strategy essentially puts the classic motif of "childhood sweethearts" into a laboratory-like rigorous time container for observation. The jet lag at the first-year banquet has established the misaligned aesthetics of fate: when Pei Sinian was born, Zhan Ye was already an 11-year-old boy with complete memory ability, and Li Wushang was the "star in his belly." This is not only an age difference, but also a cruel foreshadowing of the emotional cognitive gap. When Zhan Ye first met Li Wu, who was still a baby, with an almost youthful mind, his emotions might have sprouted; but for Li Wu, Zhan Ye was initially just a vague older figure in her hazy world. The companionship of Pei Sinian and Li Wu, who are almost the same age, constitutes another set of symmetrical and competing relationships. The conflict between the terms "sister" and "wife" is the key to understanding this emotional triangle. The two-year-old Pei Sinian calls Li Wu "sister", which is a protective desire under the simulation of blood, as pure as crystal; Zhan Ye declares Li Wu to be his "wife", which marks this relationship with the possessive label of the adult world in advance. The "pushing away" action of the little knight Pesnian has a double metaphor here: it is not only a child's defense of his playmates, but also an unconscious instinctive resistance against the premature contamination of the innocent world. Zhan Ye's emotions are destined to be lonely because of their advanced nature, Peis Nian's guardianship seems natural because of its synchronization, and Li Wu slowly grows up in the different emotional time zones they constructed. The narrative arc of forgetfulness and return reveals the gentlest cruelty of time. Li Wu's years at his grandfather's house were the "emotional fermentation period" that was carefully left blank in the story. The fading of childhood memories is not a flaw, but a necessary purification - when she returns at the age of 12, she faces Zhan Ye and Pei Sinian who have been reshaped by time, and their friendship has been subtly transformed by distance. This kind of "reconstruction after interruption" forces the emotion to shift from "fate" to "choice", and also accumulates more explosive energy for the "sky falls" moment at the age of 15. The greatest narrative tension lies in the fact that the specific content of "The Sky Falls" is deliberately suspended. Is it a sudden change in the family? Secret revealed? Or the ultimate collapse of emotional balance? This kind of blank space precisely directs the reader's attention from the "event" to the "character relationship structure that bears the event." After fifteen years of precise measurement on the time scale, the emotional weight of each person in each other's lives has become clear. When disaster strikes, what it tests may not be the presence or absence of love, but the love that is born in different time sequences and has different qualities, and how much of the unbearable weight of life each can bear. The most profound revelation of this story is that the beauty of childhood sweethearts is never in the static fairy tale of "childhood sweethearts", but in the repeated washing, polishing and weighing of emotions by the flow of time. Those encounters, separations, declarations and protections accurately marked by time will eventually become secret marks on the soul - when the moment of "the sky falls" comes, these marks will tell us who has held up a sky for each other in the depths of time.

The writing is as delicate as wine, soaking up the sweetness and sourness of green plum time. The two-line narrative is like two strands of bamboo strips intertwined - the play in the sun, the undercurrent in the shadow of the trees, all with the growing pain of a plant's jointing. Those unspoken feelings turned into amber in the folds of the cicada's chirping.

A warm and healing work. The story revolves around the childhood love between Pei Sinian, Zhan Ye and Li Wu. From childhood companionship to growing up together, the author depicts the innocent and subtle bond between the three people with delicate brushwork. The cute scenes of childhood fighting for "sister" are hilarious, and the deep-seated protection and competition are even more emotional. The language is fresh, the characters are vivid, and the short length outlines the sweetness and entanglement of youth. It is worth reading.

I was struck by the details and narrative of this youth novel! The author interweaves the sweet playfulness of childhood and the emotional undercurrent of adulthood to unfold the bond between the three people in a delicate and touching way. From the first meeting at the one-year-old party, the childish competition for favor at the age of three, to the reunion after separation, it not only hides the scale of time, but also is full of the breath of life. Zhan Ye's passionate straight shots and Pei Sinian's gentleness and restraint form a sharp contrast. Li Wu's emotional growth is also hidden in the trivial daily life. It is not only a mindless sweet pet, but also a thorough description of the emotional reconstruction after trauma and the confusion of youth. It is healing, profound, and has great staying power!

This is a youth novel that takes "developing sweet love" to its extreme. The story starts from the interesting story of "catching the week" at the one-year-old banquet. When the eleven-month-old Zhan Ye calls out "sister" with a milky voice, the red thread of fate has been quietly drawn. The author uses delicate brushstrokes to create a vivid picture of childhood: Pei Sinian opens his arms to protect his "sister" like a little knight, his childish jealousy hides his desire for exclusivity, and Zhan Ye's childish promise of "She is my sister, maybe my wife" interprets the boy's love as both green and firm. As time goes by, separation and reunion inject more tension into the emotions. The "phone and mobile phone friendship" established after returning to China at the age of twelve continues the promise of protection on the other side of the screen. There are no bloody entanglements in the whole text, only the innocence and long-term love of childhood sweethearts. The warmth flowing between the lines makes people feel like they are in the sun-dappled old days, and the corners of their mouths unconsciously rise. This is not only a story about the growth of love, but also the most beautiful annotation of the friendship between "bamboo horses". It is very exciting to read.

Two sweethearts grew up guarding a childhood sweetheart. The daily life of the three of them was so sweet, but the more they went on, the more sad it became. The rivalry between the two men and the entanglement of the heroine, every scene touches my heart and I can't stop watching it! Nice. So pretty

The opening is fast-paced, the childhood scenes are sweet and cute, and the characters are likeable and easy to relate to. From the childhood of my sister and wife to the emotional pull when I grow up, the transition from this infantile bondage to the labor pains of youth is very tense. Readers who like childhood sweethearts, sweet and sadistic literature, and youth pain literature will probably find this book interesting.

This childhood sweetheart novel is so sweet! Xiao Zhanye recognized Li Wu as his wife, and Pei Sinian turned into a little knight to protect her. The cute interactions in childhood were sweet to the heart. The more I watched, the more I wanted to chase her. I loved it! Like it!

This is an article that describes the character's image, heart, and personality very delicately. After listening to it in one breath, I felt sighing and a little sad. The world of emotions between people is so true and pure, so good.