Cheng Qingyu is a scholar, but the person she likes works at a construction site.
In fact, we didn't even see his face. We only knew that the boss called the man Wapa, and that his back was too faint to be seen clearly.
But this person, who didn't even know his real name, made Cheng Qingyu obsessed with him and always wanted to see him again.
So Cheng Qingyu looked at the sky, and the white clouds outlined the back of the tiles; Cheng Qingyu looked at the ground, and the land traced the shape of the back; Cheng Qingyu looked at the trees, and the leaves formed the outline of the tiles.
Cheng Qingyu found that she was too obsessed with people she didn't know, but when she closed her eyes, what she was thinking about was that Tile didn't seem to be wearing shoes when she walked away, and whether her feet would be pricked by the hard grass.
After a long, long time, Cheng Qingyu realized that this was love at first sight.
Reader comments
Seeing that I still like it overall, I would like to roughly divide the article into two parts based on my reading experience: the first half and the second half based on the recognition of relatives by Wa Tian's biological mother. From the plot point of view, the first half is easier to follow. In the second half, when I started to write about Tile's various diseases, I was a little exhausted. I don't know if letting him go through such suffering is foreshadowing. Maybe the author has his own ideas! In addition, in terms of character (or character image), the first half is quite normal, while the second half of the tiles gives people a more intellectual feeling, similar to some idiot novels (I don't know if it is because of Xiaoxian's death and illness, or because my reading time is a bit scattered); in addition, the character of the teacher is not stable, and some of his words and deeds are a bit confusing. That's all for now. Thanks to the author for his hard work, which adds some spice to my boring days. Happy New Year! Come on!
The tiles are so bitter [almost crying] [almost crying] [almost crying] [sad]
Seeing that I still like it overall, I would like to roughly divide the article into two parts based on my reading experience: the first half and the second half based on the recognition of relatives by Wa Tian's biological mother. From the plot point of view, the first half is easier to follow. In the second half, when I started to write about Tile's various diseases, I was a little exhausted. I don't know if letting him go through such suffering is foreshadowing. Maybe the author has his own ideas! In addition, in terms of character (or character image), the first half is quite normal, while the second half of the tiles gives people a more intellectual feeling, similar to some idiot novels (I don't know if it is because of Xiaoxian's death and illness, or because my reading time is a bit scattered); in addition, the character of the teacher is not stable, and some of his words and deeds are a bit confusing. That's all for now. Thanks to the author for his hard work, which adds some spice to my boring days. Happy New Year! Come on!
The tiles are so bitter [almost crying] [almost crying] [almost crying] [sad]