A countdown appeared on my wrist, and I was forced to participate in a weird game of rules. Here, hope is the only power, and I will use "miracles" to break this desperate world.
Reader comments
The author's control of the rhythm is exquisite. When it should be galloping, it is like a storm, and when it stops, it is like the moon reflected in a deep pool. The reader's mind is completely tightly grasped by the story, and they are not willing to let go until the last page.
The more I look at my phone, the less battery it has. Why?
It is a masterpiece with both literary quality and spiritual depth. The diction is exquisite and scattered, the scenery can touch the mountains and rivers, and the emotions can explore the subtleties of the human heart; the structure is grand and the context is meticulous, the righteousness of the family and the country are intertwined with the fireworks of the city; the characters are vivid and soulful, there is no absolute good and evil, and the true nature of human nature is fully demonstrated. What's even more rare is that it has far-reaching ideas, uses stories to convey feelings, and uses pen and ink to convey philosophical thoughts. Reading is like drinking old wine, with a long aftertaste. It can be called a literary masterpiece worth collecting.
If the perfect score is 100, the author would be in the 90s.
The author's control of the rhythm is exquisite. When it should be galloping, it is like a storm, and when it stops, it is like the moon reflected in a deep pool. The reader's mind is completely tightly grasped by the story, and they are not willing to let go until the last page. The more I look at my phone, the less battery it has. Why?
It is a masterpiece with both literary quality and spiritual depth. The diction is exquisite and scattered, the scenery can touch the mountains and rivers, and the emotions can explore the subtleties of the human heart; the structure is grand and the context is meticulous, the righteousness of the family and the country are intertwined with the fireworks of the city; the characters are vivid and soulful, there is no absolute good and evil, and the true nature of human nature is fully demonstrated. What's even more rare is that it has far-reaching ideas, uses stories to convey feelings, and uses pen and ink to convey philosophical thoughts. Reading is like drinking old wine, with a long aftertaste. It can be called a literary masterpiece worth collecting.
If the perfect score is 100, the author would be in the 90s.