
Ink Stains on the Cold River
墨染寒江
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 765k Words
- Genre
- Two Male Leads
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
454Chapters
51Reads
8.1Score
160Shelves
4Listens
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It's really, really beautiful. The following is my own opinion: There are a lot of psychological descriptions in it. I think this is the most divine existence. Shen Mo, a student, suddenly traveled into the Republic of China. He suddenly knew that he would experience the inhumane behavior of the Japanese army more than a year later. He immediately wanted to run away. I think this was the first reaction. In modern times, when we encounter corpses in the wild, we are afraid to call the police. If it really happens, whether we can survive is a question. Who would think too much in the first place? What touched me very much was that in this psychological description, I saw Shen Mo growing up in inner struggles again and again, becoming more determined each time. This book is not like some novels, such as Goldfinger or exposing Japanese crimes, so I think it feels more real. Expose Japanese crimes? It's impossible. During the Republic of China, the status of foreigners was higher than that of Chinese people. Who thinks you are right? Not to mention that before Shen Chuan came, Cheng's reputation was already ruined. Who would believe you, a dishonest person every day? Tell Gu that he will sacrifice the incident in the future? My thinking is, what's the point of telling him? Tell him you will die if you stop doing it? Or do you let others do it? Gu is more like a representative of thousands of our ancestors. Whether he knows it or not will not affect his determination to persist. This is the Republic of China. If he doesn't do it, someone else will do it. If he does it, he will sacrifice and there will be no future. If he doesn't do it, there will be no future. What will happen to the country and what will happen to the millions of people?
The plot structure is compact and exquisite, the logic is clear, not procrastinating or bloody, and the reversal is just right but not abrupt. The story revolves around the bond between Shen Mo and Gu Hanzhi. Against the background of troubled times, the two go from encountering and testing to redeeming each other, going through ups and downs, and fighting against conspiracies and crises. The characters are three-dimensional and vivid, and the protagonist's IQ is online, forbearing but firm, affectionate but not humble; the supporting characters also have their own stories, there are no tool people, and everyone's choices and struggles are reasonable, making the whole story more real and profound. The most touching thing is the emotional portrayal in the book. The love between Shen Mo and Gu Hanzhi is not a straightforward sweet confession, but the protection hidden in the details, the side by side in difficulties, and the understanding in silence. The deep love that goes in both directions, the perseverance in troubled times, the sourness of misunderstandings, the warmth of staying together, the shock of sharing life and death, In addition, the story has a broad layout, which is not limited to the love between children, but also incorporates the righteousness of family and country, human choices, and explores perseverance and original intention in love, hatred, and hatred. There is no absolute good or evil, only choices with different stances. And a good author can be seen from his catalog. At first, Shen Mo just wanted to run away. He didn't want to take on the responsibilities of this era because he felt it was too dangerous in this era. He just wanted to live, but in the subsequent process, he gradually understood that the happy era he could live in was paved by countless martyrs with their lives. Shen Mo's gradual growth is not smooth sailing, unlike other writers who have golden fingers. He has experienced this era and seen how corrupt and incompetent this era is. He wants to save this country, whether he wants to protect He Hanzhi or his father and brothers? Or maybe he wants to protect his friends. Moreover, I think the ending may have been foreshadowed by the author of be. History says that He died in 1945, and Shen had several dreams that were also attributed to He's death. The last paragraph on the teacher's profile may also be foreshadowing.
It's so well written. It's a novel about the Republic of China during the Anti-Japanese War. It's the first time I've seen this kind of subject matter. I clicked in and kept reading. I didn't even notice that it was a serialization, but suddenly it disappeared 😢. The author is doing a lot of good work. I'm really looking forward to the content that follows. The writing is good and has a warm and touching feeling. But when I look at it, I always feel that they will be 😢 😢. After all, in that really powerless era, alas, watching the development of this plot, I hope they will he but I feel like they can't escape the fate of be (personal experience). I look forward to what the author will write later 🥺 🥺 🥺
The words "San Shao, you are so interesting" run through the early stages of the novel. The novel as a whole is relatively depressing. The plot is greater than the emotional line. It may be because of the era, but it is quite good. It is a rare thing about Tomato (it is still a double male protagonist). There is no golden finger, but I don't know why, but I always feel a touch of sadness [Chigua]
A lot of times, isn't it normal for the protagonist to have a lot of inner drama? Moreover, this was during the Republic of China, a period of national turmoil, and the protagonist also lived through socialism. When faced with people in the Republic of China, things that happened were so difficult that they would not have thoughts or emotions. Besides, these are not secondary or inexplicable thoughts. They are all psychological words that normal people will have when facing things. Moreover, the shaping of the characters is very good, and you can feel that this is a living person, not a thin virtual character like a piece of paper. Let's talk about the plot. What's the point of telling Gu? Tell him that you will die in a few years. Then, the knot itself does not come from whether the protagonist tells him or not, but from the point of death a few years later. And the protagonist only knows that he will die at this point. He doesn't know when and because of which task. And Gu is doing things for the organization, so what should I do if I don't do it that year? It's said to be prevention, wouldn't this warning add to the other party's worries?
Please, the author, please stick to it. This is the first Republic of China-themed novel I have read. The writing impressed me deeply. The separation of the two protagonists this time made me deeply realize how difficult the background was at that time. The author also wrote very delicately about the feelings of family and country. Under the circumstances at that time, countless people The ancestors of the lower party defended their homeland with their blood and lives. I would like to thank the author for allowing me to see such a profound work. (Because I am a student party member, I was preparing for important exams some time ago and did not catch up in time. I am sorry.) But as long as the author continues to write, I will definitely stick here!
I came across a novel by chance. The theme of resisting Japan and saving the country during the Republic of China is rare in Tomato. Maybe that's why not many people have read it. The author's writing is really good. The pull between the two protagonists and being involuntarily caught up in the times is really heart-wrenching. I hope the protagonists don't sacrifice be and it has a good ending 🥺, author, you must read it until the end and don't give up 😢
This novel is really well written, very good, great, and the writing is superb. It describes the resentment and resistance against Japanese aggression during the Republic of China War, the cruelty of the war, the weakness and sorrow of ordinary people, and who are unwilling to compromise in the face of the righteousness of the country and become slaves of the subjugated country. The characters in the novel are well-drawn, the story rhythm is clear and coherent, and the relationship between the two male protagonists is also described very well. It is very natural, not love-minded, and the writing style is mature. It is not a childish kiss-me-me sweet novel. I found another rare good book on Tomato. I hope everyone can see and read it, regardless of the low score. To be honest, as a bookworm of nearly 20 years, this novel deserves a 9.9 Rating.
It's been a long time since I've seen such a silky Republican novel 😢 😢 The author's writing style is really good 😢 😢 I'm impressed by the repeated use of techniques. The plot connection is very natural, the emotional changes and growth changes are very delicate, the characters are rich, the chapter list is very literary, and the name of the word brand is awesome Klass, I hope it is he 😢 😢 I will always support you as the author [send heartfelt] [send heartfelt]
During the Republic of China, there were always too many people who could not help themselves. Every ordinary person was pushed forward by the tide of the times. This book is well written and worth reading 💕💕💕❤️❤️❤️