Long daily narratives
"Luoqin [May You Keep This Pure Happiness Forever]" is an atypical work with extremely distinct advantages and disadvantages.
It is not a popular novel based on plot, but a poetic novel with atmosphere, philosophy and inner portrayal of characters as its core. It has a high reading threshold and requires readers to have great patience and a sense of abstract aesthetics.
It is said that a man dies twice. The first time was when his heart stopped, and the second time was when the last person who remembered him forgot about him.
But someone will ask: What if no one ever remembers you?
Luo Qin didn't know if he was alive. Those personalities who carried the pain for him, the woman who taught him to "live towards death" in the cherry blossom garden, that expedient childhood love - did they happen, or were they just a dream that was too long in a coma?
This work is not about redemption or growth.
This is a story about "being remembered".
Some people bear the pain for you and some people burn for you.
And all you have to do is survive and remember them.
May you maintain this pure happiness forever - even just for a moment.
· Recommended for: readers who like the style of Eastern Projects, are interested in psychology (especially trauma healing), enjoy philosophical dialogue and atmospheric description, and do not pursue strong plots but value inner experiences.
· Not recommended for: readers who pursue fast pace, strong plot, clear story line and simple and direct emotional expression.
This work is like a cup of tea that needs to be sipped slowly. It may feel bland and bland when you first take it in.
