
Ye Jiujiu’s Murderous Quotations
叶啾啾的杀人语录
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 354k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Youth Sweet Romance
- Updated
- 8mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
66Chapters
4Reads
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I think this book is not so much a novel as it is the observation diary of a child named Ye Jiujiu. Children who are growing up every day see the world from a different perspective every day. In the eyes of adults, every day is copied and pasted, but in the eyes of children on Twitter, there are new discoveries every day. This is a book that makes people read quietly, it feels like raising a child in the clouds haha [blowing kiss]
The words in this novel are like warm light, the plots are interlocking but not artificial, and the characters are so vivid that they seem to be before your eyes. I still feel my heart burn when I close the book. It is the most reluctant to put down the story I have read this year.
It's very warm and makes my heart feel soft.
Children's childish words can touch people's hearts the most
It's nice and warm, but some vocabulary is obviously beyond the level of kindergarten students. For example, the concept of decomposition and decomposition is unlikely to be covered by kindergarten students. There are also things like rights, isolation, etc. It feels like there are more and more super-class vocabulary, and other children can't understand it, right? It is recommended to use other vocabulary to describe
In this world full of pretense and politeness, children teach us to relearn how to see, speak, and live truly.
I've never seen this type before, it's beautiful
The real children's words are not the vulgar red mole on the forehead, nor are they recited fluently but without true feelings, nor are they pretending to be sophisticated. Nice.
So pretty! Super pretty!