Waiting for Relief and New Life After Three Years
等待三年后的释然与新生
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 367k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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The content of this novel is very unique. The author takes self-reconciliation as the theme. The male protagonist Liu Chaoran waited for three years, but in exchange for Su Qing's sentence "You are not worthy" as an introduction, the male protagonist's psychological journey of self-reconciliation was unfolded. Three years is not only a concept of time, but also an experience for the male protagonist to get rid of his obsession and re-understand himself. The author's writing style is fresh and shows the pain of growing up through detailed descriptions. I think the author wants to convey a truth through this novel: everyone's growth is painful, and you must learn to reconcile yourself, redeem yourself, and let go of your obsessions before you can be reborn!
This is a novel with the theme of reconciliation between time and self. The "three years" in the title of the book is not only a time span, but also the psychological journey of the protagonist to get rid of his obsession and re-understand himself. The novel does not rely on strong plot twists, but uses delicate daily details to describe the real pain of growing up: waiting does not automatically bring answers, and many things can only be let go slowly by oneself. The most touching thing about the work is the transformation process of the protagonist - not a sudden thought, but a gradual learning to shift attention from the past to the present, from "why me" to "who do I want to be" amidst repeated emotional ups and downs. This solid character development makes "Relief" and "Rebirth" feel real and believable.
The fresh writing style, relaxed rhythm, delicate description, and emotions are expressed naturally. It is indeed so poetic. It is a rare good work that presents the inner world one by one. It is so interesting. Recommend! ! ! Recommend! ! !
A very nice urban novel with no exaggerated plot. The emotions are sincere and delicate. It is very immersive. I recommend it be made into a TV series.
There are a lot of regrets in the book. I just hope that I will have no regrets in the future. I hope that the author's novel will make her have no regrets as well. Come on
This is a very beautiful urban novel. The plot setting is natural and unpretentious, and the protagonist successfully transforms into a successful person. I really like the protagonist in the work.