
Writing and Lying Flat on the Northern Frontier
我在北境边境笔耕躺平
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- Completed
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- 688k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 7mo ago
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- Fanqie
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I think the book is quite good, with a sense of calm. It's my personal opinion, and you don't need to refer to it. Sometimes it's good for the protagonist to have his own feelings. Once, twice or three times is okay. Sometimes when reading it, I feel that there are too many thoughts and feelings and the writing is so detailed. It feels like there is always a layer between the protagonist and the world, and the protagonist feels a little indifferent to the world. I sometimes wonder what I would do if I were in this environment? Sometimes I really want to watch the main character, such as listening to the news broadcast and eating, buying an iron bucket and putting it on the stove to dig some snow and soaking in it, making some jelly, sugar melon, tofu, bean buns, etc., Or pickling some sauerkraut myself, grilling some skewers, and making some miso, because it is winter and the snow has covered it, so I have more time.
1. The northeastern border wind and snow healing masterpiece! Living together with the uncle, cooking and eating, patrolling the forest to grow vegetables, casting nets for fishing, and even earning a few dollars a day, I keep writing more and more. The ordinary daily life is so heartbreaking~ 2. Escape the city and go to a small village in the snow country, stay with your uncle, have three meals of fireworks + spend time patrolling in the forest + never give up the love of writing. The warmest power is hidden in the ordinary! 3. A small border village with snow-covered mountains, and the uncle's three-meal routine + perseverance in forest patrol writing. There is no nonsense, only down-to-earth warmth. The more you read, the better you get!
It's not bad at the beginning, but at the end, how should I put it, the author still feels a little separated from what he wants to describe. He always wants to do it in a small place, but at the end, I still feel that I can't let go of those things. , But it should be because the author can't let it go and can't let go of the money. But I like Uncle Zhao's words very much. I can feel that the author wants to describe the feeling of letting go, but he just can't let go, because it keeps mentioning it. However, I still recommend everyone to watch the first sixty or seventy chapters, because I feel that there is some reference and comfort for young people who are busy in big cities.
Slow down and live life peacefully. In other words, the most ideal, relaxed and comfortable life. It's quite good. If you look at it slowly, there aren't that many conflicts and the worldview isn't that complicated. Watching it slowly calms people down.
The writing is very down-to-earth and the structure is very clear, which makes people feel lingering. Looking forward to writing more exciting stories about himself! I hope Lu Ze will have a happy ending. I also hope that the author can write about his current hometown as more humane and full of vitality!
The writing style is very delicate and the description is very real. It makes people calm down. It is rare to find such a life-like article. Good luck, author.
This book is not very exciting to read at the beginning, but if you keep reading, you will feel that this book is a good book that can calm people's hearts. The life of the protagonist and the uncle in the book is ordinary but very fulfilling. The occasional golden words spoken by the uncle are also very good soothing to the soul. In short, it is worth savoring.
There is both ordinary life and discussion and thinking about why people live. Just like the life of employees in the company of the Xinjiang Corps, they are both ordinary farmers and responsible militiamen, and they train non-stop every year.
Reading this novel, some people taste desire, some people taste loneliness, and I taste security, which is a natural dialogue when a person is very lonely. If the author can write the protagonist's sense of security in loneliness and coldness later, I think the missing star will be there. From Chapter 50 to Chapter 60 onwards, what the author writes about, survival, anxiety and social shackles are revealed one by one around the protagonist. What readers want to see is not these, not these, but a sense of security, peace, and a sense of purity away from the hustle and bustle. Maybe the previous writing is a bit boring, but the purity and peace written before is what motivated me to read this book.
The taste of the world is pleasant, plain, but down-to-earth, suitable for calming down and savoring slowly.