Eight Meters************

"Eight Meters Distance: Imperfect Us" is a work full of fireworks and a sense of healing. It does not have the perfect filter of an idol drama, but only the real and heartbreaking wrinkles of life. From the first kiss with SARS to the mid-life crisis, the author uses delicate writing to outline a relationship that spans twenty years, and writes vividly about the humbleness of secret love, the rifts in marriage, and redemption. Those moments of quarreling, collapse and mutual support are like a mirror that reflects each of our lives. It makes you understand after crying that the deepest love does not mean that there are no cracks, but that there is always light shining through the cracks, allowing two imperfect people to become the most suitable destination for each other.

The writing of this eight-meter book is delicate and smooth, with rich background and connotations that directly touch people's hearts. The protagonists gradually mature and transform from youth, and do not escape from many difficulties. They support and help each other. Some make mistakes and grow up, and learn tolerance and understanding. It is a bit like a combination of several people's autobiographies. The writing is interspersed with flashbacks, which is not boring to watch. There is a passage in the article that goes something like this: Human growth is about constantly saying goodbye, saying goodbye to a person, confessing to a place, and finally saying goodbye to yourself. In the story, each of them has something to bear, from being ignorant and helpless when they were young, to facing it with ease when they mature. Watching their steady footsteps as they grow up, they live out increasingly tough and upright selves.

This is not a simple love novel, but an emotional record about "growth" and "redemption". With rare candor, the author reveals the bitterness of youthful secret love, the scars of married life, and the confusion of midlife crisis, showing how a relationship struggles to survive in the cracks of betrayal, illness, and despair, and ultimately tempers the essence of resilience. The most touching thing in the book is not the flawless love, but the two scarred mortals who, in their "homecoming" day after day, turn regret into understanding and wounds into a source of light. It makes people believe that true deep love does not lie in avoiding harm, but in being able to say "I want to meet you again in the next life" after going through the wind and rain together.

The author's writing is smooth and the ideas are very good👍. There are also many elements of pop songs in it, which makes people feel very good when reading it. It also has a sense of the times. It is very good👍. The paragraphs are also very good. It is easy to read and has a bit of a light novel feel and flavor. At first, I thought it was a love story about unrequited love. After reading two chapters, I realized that it seemed to be about youth. But when I saw the background description of each character, I felt that it was about the redemption of a broken family. As the five protagonists grow up and redeem each other, it seems to be about friendship. But as the protagonists grow older, it seems to be deciphering the true meaning of marriage! This is a period drama that I really like to watch, and I have been following it. You can never guess what the author is talking about, but you are always attracted by every story. The philosophies of secret love, youthful rebellion, persistent pursuit, tolerance and forgiveness are narrated by the author in the most ordinary words as the story develops, triggering thinking and resonance, and giving you a sense of comfort after a long drought. I admire you! Pay tribute! 🫡

"Eight Meters Distance: The Imperfect Us" is a healing book with a human atmosphere. It doesn't have the dreamy filter of idol dramas, only the wrinkles in life that are so real that it makes people's noses sore. The author uses delicate writing to narrate a twenty-year relationship from the first kiss during the SARS period to the mid-life crisis. The cautiousness of secret love, the rifts in marriage and mutual redemption are all portrayed in a profound way. Those moments of quarrels, breakdowns and mutual support are like a mirror, showing you and me in life. Close the page and you will understand: The best love is not a fairy tale without cracks, but there is always a glimmer of light shining through the cracks, allowing two imperfect souls to eventually become the most suitable harbor for each other. The story is so fascinating.

This is a novel describing campus life, which makes people feel like they are back to their youth again when reading it. This novel is well conceived and seems to address some issues worth pondering. Hope and reality are often two different things, and the process of love will pass by if you hesitate for a moment. The suffering of long-distance relationship, the wrong family. In fact, most people's marriages are makeshift. It is rare for both parties to fall in love at first sight. It is a good story that lovers eventually get married. Real life is full of contradictions, and marriage is no exception. To maintain love and marriage, two people need to work together, and it is by no means a situation where the burden is on both sides. At the same time, inferiority complex will also affect the progress of love, so you should not hesitate too much or think too much about the other person... The author has profound literary skills, sophisticated writing style, and very detailed descriptions. It makes people feel full of emotions after reading it. It is worth reading and recommending [Like] [Like]

"Eight Meters Apart: The Imperfect Us" begins with the sourness of a teenage crush, and uses the trivial details of more than 20 years of marriage to outline the "imperfect" emotional core. The concrete pain points of life resonate with reality, and the wife's line of "hurt makes us who we are" is even more touching. The only drawback is that the daily plot progress in the first thirteen chapters is a little slow, and the conflict tension is somewhat lacking. However, if you can read it with your heart, you can feel the tenderness and reconciliation in this ordinary marriage.

It's very sweet and sad but very beautiful. The author's vivid portrayal of the characters, especially the emotional description, is delicate and profound. From loving, being loved, betrayal, and secret love, the protagonist's emotions are vividly described from multiple angles. People who are often abused are heartbroken, and it can easily arouse emotional resonance. This is a masterpiece worth collecting and reading.

This is a book about the love and marriage of ordinary people. From the humble secret love in childhood to the rift and redemption in middle-aged marriage, it has no bloody plot, only real struggles and gentle reconciliation. Those pasts with scars eventually became the most profound imprints in each other's lives, making people laugh and cry, and also made people believe that the deepest love is not without cracks, but still chooses to embrace after repairing.

After reading it, I feel very contemporary, the plot is very attractive, and the characters are well portrayed👍. It's worth following up. Please keep updating. Characters change and develop. Haha, I want to express a real, slow-paced, post-80s period drama, campus love, urban emotions, two heroines, sweet and sadistic novels, similar to light novels, easy to read, the plot is relatively fast, a history of emotional growth spanning 20 years. It explores the innocence and regret of youthful crush, the bitterness and sweetness of love, and the plainness and true meaning of marriage. Hope you all like it. Based on realistic writing techniques.

The description and narrative techniques in the novel are unique and fascinating. Through vivid descriptions of scenes and wonderful events, the author makes readers feel as if they are immersed in the story, forgetting time and reality, and being completely integrated into the plot of the story.

When I opened "Eight Meters Distance: Imperfect Us", I didn't see the excitement in the idol drama, but only read a pyrotechnic relationship that extended from campus to reality. The most touching thing about it is never the romance of "lovers finally get married", but the courage to break through the youth filter and face the embarrassing and real "imperfections" in love. The protagonist in the story, like most of us, likes to be close to each other on campus, thinking that holding hands can withstand all the wind and rain in the world. But when the graduation bell rang, the time difference of long-distance relationships, the gap in the original family, and the bifurcation of their respective life trajectories were like fine raindrops, slowly extinguishing the initial enthusiasm. There are no bloody misunderstandings in the book, only the dilemmas that ordinary people encounter: wanting to give the other person a better life, but repeatedly running into obstacles in reality; clearly still in love, but pushing the person away again and again because of low self-esteem and hesitation; even the final marriage has a bit of "make do" helplessness. The author does not deliberately beautify love, but instead lays out the contradictions hidden in the folds of life in front of readers - it turns out that "not being in the same family" is not just a plot in a TV series, it will turn into silence at the dinner table and embarrassment during festivals; it turns out that the suffering of "long-distance love" is not only the longing across the screen, but also the grievance of being unaccompanied when you are sick, and the loneliness of having no one to share when you get promoted. What's even more heart-wrenching is that the book says, "Most people's marriages are makeshift." This sentence may seem cruel, but it illustrates the emotional status quo of many adults: We are always waiting for the "most suitable person," but in the end we accept the "okay person" over the years. But the core of the book is not pessimistic. After explaining the reality of love, it also quietly reveals a ray of light: those imperfect hesitations, clumsy efforts, and difficulties we have overcome together are precisely the most vivid parts of relationships. As the protagonist finally understands, love is never a matter of "having one's head shaved off but also a hot one", but two people slowly getting along with each other in life with their own imperfections. Without gorgeous rhetoric or ups and downs of the plot, "Eight Meters Distance: Imperfect Us" is more like a love letter to ordinary people. It allows us to see the recklessness in our youth, understand the compromises in adult relationships, and finally understand that good love is not the absence of conflicts, but the willingness to live with that "imperfect person" to make life worthwhile.

The author keenly grasps the most real pain points ~❤️Imperfect us❤️~ and uses a span of twenty years to write through the love and regrets of ordinary people. The humbleness of youthful secret love, the struggle and redemption in marriage, there are only real scars and reconciliation. It allows you to see your own shadow in the protagonist's collapse and healing, and finally understand that imperfect companionship is the gentlest answer to life. Soul salvation! Highly recommend this book! ❤️❤️❤️

This is a down-to-earth novel that records Chen Mo's feelings. From campus, he had a crush on that girl. Unfortunately, in the end, when he got married, the bride was not the one he loved. This ordinary life is a portrayal of the experiences of many people.

This work is well written and has a sense of the times. Eight meters is indeed the most difficult distance for youth to cross. Eight meters exudes multiple stories of youth. The novel has a strong sense of substitution, precise emotions, progressive layers, compact plot, and ups and downs. It is worth reading!

The book "Eight Meters Distance: The Imperfect Us" begins with the sourness of a teenage crush, and uses the trivial details of more than 20 years of marriage to outline the imperfect emotional core. The concrete pain points of life resonate with reality, and the lines about the wife's injury and "let us be us" are even more touching. If you read it with your heart, you can feel the tenderness and reconciliation in this ordinary marriage. Worth watching.

This is a very touching story, with seemingly plain language but every word touches my heart. When I read it, I was often moved by Li Xiaowen's strength and kindness, and also by the tortuous and persistent love of Chen Mo and Su Jing. They were both silently sacrificing themselves for each other, just like the stories of our parents when they were young, and there are many, many touching little people's stories. Cheers to the author [Like]

A very wonderful book, a chronicle, but with the content of growth and mutual redemption. This book focuses on a real person, a little person, and his growth process. The author writes a character very carefully and shows us his growth step by step. The writing style is very good, the structure is compact, and there is no exaggerated love sister, but the structure has ups and downs, and the plot is also exciting to watch.

There are no perfect characters in this book, only ordinary people with scars who draw close to each other. The delicate daily life hides the heart-wrenching truth, those duplicitous temptations and clumsy tenderness are very similar to the love we have all had. Imperfection is the norm, and being willing to compromise for each other is the most touching perfection.

I saw this novel recommended online and decided to give it a chance. Unexpectedly, this is a very wise decision! The storyline is compact and interesting, and the characters are vivid and addictive. I gradually lost myself in this world and enjoyed reading.

The atmosphere of the post-80s generation and the love on campus at that time were with me all the way and are unforgettable. A light novel with clear ideas, smooth writing, slow pace, a mixture of sweet and sour, and a very graphic feel. Together, together.

It's sweet and romantic, ranging from campus to society, the character descriptions are vivid and interesting, the events are compact and not procrastinating, and it feels very comfortable as soon as you read it. It's great. Keep following it, it's wonderful.

I like the story very much, it has a youthful color.

We all have flaws in the story, but we learn to be honest through clumsy approach. There is no perfect character, only the real heartbeat and struggle, the subtle warmth that pokes at the weak points, and the imperfect love is the most touching.

Eight meters is the most difficult distance to cross in youth. This novel uses the most restrained writing style to reveal the true core of marriage - not a perfect fairy tale, but two scarred people bandaging each other's wounds over the years. Those unspoken secret loves, late-night breakdowns, and the bitterness of pills eventually settled into the calmness of watching the sunrise side by side on the balcony. Love does not mean that your heart beats forever, but that you still choose to go home when you "can't hold it anymore".

The dance of three people is still too difficult to dance [face covering] However, the overall article is relaxed, the rhythm is very strong, the atmosphere is full, the text description is very delicate, and it has a strong sense of picture!

The author's writing style in this book is very good and the characters are described very delicately. Everyone has their own personality and characteristics. The storyline is very attractive and it is worth reading continuously!

The author writes well, the description is very delicate, and the plot is fascinating. The relationship between Chen Mo and Lin Yuwei is heartbreakingly sincere.

The writing is delicate, the emotions are real, the story spans a long time, the plot is close to life, the emotional descriptions are delicate, and the characters are three-dimensional. It can trigger a lot of thinking and has a strong sense of substitution. It is worth recommending.

The character setting is very good, the descriptions are delicate, and everyone has a youthful color. I feel deeply after seeing it now. Very contemporary. The sense of immersion is also very strong. You can continue reading. It's really beautiful and the author is great 👍