The novel takes "saving people from the world" as its core, and explores the power of ordinary kindness to redeem life through images such as the temperature of a stoneware bowl, the tooth marks on locust leaves, and rusty bullets. The language is delicate and restrained, with both the smoke and fire of the market and the philosophy of fate, ultimately pointing to Emperor Dongyue's words that "bad fate is also fate" - all unfinished stories will eventually find their home in the shadow of the locust tree. "The Noodle Stall Under the Locust Tree" has come to an end. Although no one has read it, this is my first work, and it is also full of my yearning for writing novels. Although I don't know if this novel (story collection) will be remembered by anyone in the future, but I am honored to have fulfilled my dream of a novel. Thanks to Tomato Novel, the platform gave me a chance and gave me the courage to complete the first one. Grandma She's story is not over, it's just a short farewell... Maybe, I'm not sure, because no one seems to know that "she" existed.
