[Classic Literature Crossover] My Pen Pal Has a Strange Style

Very interesting. A book with a very novel theme. However, didn't Edmond Dantès have a deeply loved fiancée in the original novel (after all, they almost got married)? Although his fiancée was later forced into marriage by his cousin. I'm curious how the author will handle this romantic subplot later on? 🤔

ദ്ദി◝ ⩊ ◜.ᐟ It's so good! It gives you that feeling of someone dressed in tattered clothes, looking pitiful and miserable, going out to dig sweet potatoes in the dead of winter, only to be seen by the author, captured, and then given a warm coat, thermal underwear, and thick socks—very comforting and reassuring.

A very interesting book, I love reading it! [Please update more!][Please update more!][Please update more!] I was initially drawn in by the title, but the synopsis mentioned the beginning was all about letters, so I wondered if it would be boring.

The writing is sincere, the subject matter is novel, the characterization is vivid, and the pacing is gentle and clear. Making friends through literature is extremely enjoyable! Author, please don't be distracted by comments demanding a love story for the male lead. Tomato is a huge, low-brow market, and there are plenty of shallow, empty-headed "Lydia" writers in China.

This is an incredibly delicious novel. I haven't read many classic works, but the author's fresh content sparked my interest in them. However, since I haven't read them, I could only read explanations. It truly lives up to its reputation as a classic; after finishing it, I want to read the book even more. The characters are vividly portrayed, their psychological journeys clearly visible.

It's so good, really good! The protagonist, Xiao An, is a very kind person, and the people she corresponds with are also very kind. It's not just one person giving unconditionally. I've read 100 chapters so far. Is the writing style of this book a combination of letters and narratives? It's simultaneous, which might be different from the style of mainstream novels, but it's very easy to get into.

One reason I don't often enjoy adaptations of classic novels is that most of them fail to bring the characters to life. However, this one takes an unexpected approach, offering a fresh perspective! It's captivating and engaging, with well-developed characters, and the timeline and background are handled exceptionally well. Keep up the good work, author! I support you ❤️👍👍👍

Dear author Qixin'an (that seems inappropriate). Heaven knows what I was like when I saw this book! I felt like I was back in my childhood, reading books so much I wouldn't even hear my mom calling me for dinner! Simplicity is true beauty, and this book gave me a wonderful reading experience. And me! A poor reader!

It's truly a wonderful book; it doesn't feel like a book by Yang Shizi at all. Through the writing, you can sense that the author must be a very strong, gentle person who treats everyone with utmost care. The words are warm and powerful. 🥰🥰🥰

I came across this book on a recommendation page, and I was initially drawn to its unique way of connecting classic literary worlds through letters. Discovering it was a new work by an author I follow was an unexpected delight. So far, characters from *The Count of Monte Cristo*, *Pride and Prejudice*, *The Red and the Black*, and *Les Misérables* have appeared.