Twenty-Three Years Later, They Found Me, the Man with the Limp, and Brought Me Home

It's not like the common stories about children from wealthy families who are lost, but about children from ordinary families who haven't given up after searching for twenty-three years. The writing style is also very smooth, warm, and a very happy family of five (plus the kitten). Highly recommended!!!

The writing of the article is very delicate and very touching!!! Damn human traffickers!!! Support anti-trafficking!!!

😄Report, the fonts in this book are all blurry! Why is it blurry? You will know after reading a few more chapters. The tears never stop. Can it not be blurry? 😄I'm already crying. Book review: If every novel is a world, then this world is a huge vegetable garden. There are many small and big bitter melons growing in it. Some are very straight, some are crooked, and some are weird. One day, the sun shines in, and the bitter melon learns to live hard, learn to love yourself, and learns to eat sugar. So the bitter melon becomes sweet - ̗̀ ෆ(˶'ᵕ'˶)ෆ ̖́-I hope all the little bitter melons in the world can find their own homes, eat more sweets, and be more happy.

Oh no, my god, I started to cry after reading three chapters. After a while, I still couldn't hold back. It's not the kind of cool novel about rich people. It's about the ordinary lives of ordinary people. It's very ordinary but it feels so real. The children were abducted and the pain of the family members was so vivid and real. Even 800 shootings by traffickers were not enough. I clicked on this book and I didn't expect to cry to death. The teacher wrote it so well.

What should I say? The description of this book is really good. The characters and events are very real. I haven't finished reading it yet, but the ones I have read are really great. The author is good at writing, and it is also very easy to cry. After reading it for almost an afternoon, my eyes are already swollen 😢 It's great.

For the first time, I was moved by this book about family and friendship, especially between parents and brothers. I burst into tears. I like this kind of story. There is no bloody plot, just the love between the family. I feel it is very suitable for being made into a movie. Everyone has a pack of tissues. Damn human traffickers! Give it all to me die

Good-looking, healing and warm. Although the protagonist has been abducted for twenty-three years, had his legs broken and was thrown into the street to beg as a child, and suffered all kinds of abuse, humiliation and whipping, he did not resent the people around him after he was found. He slowly got better through hard work and helped other people. When he was first found, he was afraid and hesitant and couldn't trust anyone. But gradually he was healed by his parents and brother and believed that things were getting better. He returned to the home where he was needed and he was always looking for him. He was not a burden to the family. Just like the article said that there was a hole in the home after he was lost, and he came back and filled the hole. He saw his family's love take one step, and then another. As he strives to get better, he is also helping others, pulling confused people together to move towards a better version of themselves. Sentences from the article: He will get better, not all at once, but gradually, just like he learned to walk, taking one step, resting, and taking another step. Don't be afraid that things will get worse. Just take a step and make changes and everything will slowly get better.

It's a very good story. The protagonist has personality and is strong. He has not gone astray in twenty-three years. Otherwise, he would have been miserable when he returned home.

At first I thought this was another slap in the face post-retrieval post, with a touch of family affection. But it's so realistic, as if Feng Jin and the others are right in front of them. When I was a kid, I noticed little beggars begging on the roadside. I didn't think about why at the time, but later I learned that some traffickers would deliberately injure them. It was only when I grew older that I discovered that there was campus bullying in school. But at the time, I didn't know what campus bullying was. I only knew that I didn't want to go to school. Later, I was videotaped, and I didn't know where it would be posted. (But fortunately, in the video, I was lying on the bed and they were filming around me and talking)

It's very heartwarming. It's a poor little boy who heals his body and mind with the help of his parents and younger brother, and continues to heal other little poor boys.