He chased her half a street for a penny of rent.
He burned down a camp just to protect a city of human fireworks.
Everyone thinks that he is a man who wants money from his coffin, but they don't know that he has a city full of mountains and rivers in his heart.
I would like to dedicate this book to all ordinary people who were born in fireworks and returned to the stars.
Reader comments
The Jianghu fireworks in "Jiaqian Jushi" are so moving. The protagonist chases half a street for a penny and burns a camp to protect a city. Everyone thinks he is a common man who only cares about money, but they don't know that he has the entire city's mountains and rivers in his heart. The triviality of the business world and the chivalry of the world are mixed together. The righteousness of the little people is the most shocking. I have been following up and waiting for the highlight moments in the future.
The author's details are very attentive, and he slowly outlines a vivid protagonist. The fictional background gives the story enough space. The fireworks of the city are intertwined with the chivalry of the Jianghu. Under the shell of "the man who reaches out for money in the coffin" is the tenderness and righteousness of ordinary people hidden in the fireworks. I am looking forward to the subsequent story.
I give "Jiaqian Jushi" five stars. The most fascinating thing about this book is the contrasting protagonist. On weekdays, the protagonist spends money and money, and chases half the streets for a pennies. He is full of stingy atmosphere, and he looks like a common man who loves money as much as his life in the eyes of the world. But in times of crisis, he can resolutely burn down the camp to defend the people. The fine pieces of silver are intertwined with the righteousness of the mountains and rivers, and the characters are three-dimensional and vivid.
The pace of the book is slow, and it does not rely on fast-paced and exciting points. It uses delicate pen and ink to describe the daily life of the ancient market. The chivalrous spirit of the Jianghu is mixed with daily necessities. The depiction of the little people struggling in the mortal world and caring about their country is particularly heart-breaking. There is no exaggerated plot, and it is rooted in the joys and sorrows of ordinary people. No wonder I was moved after reading it. I sincerely recommend it to book friends who like ancient pyrotechnics. [Love] [Love] [Love] [Love] [Love] [Smile] [Smile] [Smile] [Blessed immediately] [Blessed immediately] [Blessed immediately]
Overall, it is a relatively good novel with a rich flavor of fireworks and is worth reading.
The protagonist seems to be a philistine and stingy, and cares about every penny in everything, but he has gentleness and righteousness hidden in his heart. The little character's feelings about his family and country are particularly poignant. The writing style is exquisite and the atmosphere is great, and the feeling of the urban world is directly filled with you!
Short stories for newcomers. Thank you for your kindness.
Objectively speaking, this book is actually written with average literary talent. But the fireworks inside are quite touching. The pace of this book feels relatively slow, so it is not suitable for book lovers who like to read fast-paced books. I listen to it every day before going to bed and it feels good.
While caring about the fine pieces of money such as firewood, rice, oil, and salt, and at the same time willing to stand up to protect a stable, contradictory and three-dimensional character, the more you taste, the more flavorful it becomes.
Everyone is working hard to live and love their country in their own way. Although it feels a bit long-winded, it is still quite touching. Support you
The author is telling the story carefully, slowly outlining the protagonist through details, adding bookshelves first, and waiting for the subsequent explosion.
It has both the chivalry of the Jianghu and the fireworks of the city, and the fictional background provides more room for free play for the story.
The Jianghu fireworks in "Jiaqian Jushi" are so moving. The protagonist chases half a street for a penny and burns a camp to protect a city. Everyone thinks he is a common man who only cares about money, but they don't know that he has the entire city's mountains and rivers in his heart. The triviality of the business world and the chivalry of the world are mixed together. The righteousness of the little people is the most shocking. I have been following up and waiting for the highlight moments in the future.
The author's details are very attentive, and he slowly outlines a vivid protagonist. The fictional background gives the story enough space. The fireworks of the city are intertwined with the chivalry of the Jianghu. Under the shell of "the man who reaches out for money in the coffin" is the tenderness and righteousness of ordinary people hidden in the fireworks. I am looking forward to the subsequent story.
I give "Jiaqian Jushi" five stars. The most fascinating thing about this book is the contrasting protagonist. On weekdays, the protagonist spends money and money, and chases half the streets for a pennies. He is full of stingy atmosphere, and he looks like a common man who loves money as much as his life in the eyes of the world. But in times of crisis, he can resolutely burn down the camp to defend the people. The fine pieces of silver are intertwined with the righteousness of the mountains and rivers, and the characters are three-dimensional and vivid. The pace of the book is slow, and it does not rely on fast-paced and exciting points. It uses delicate pen and ink to describe the daily life of the ancient market. The chivalrous spirit of the Jianghu is mixed with daily necessities. The depiction of the little people struggling in the mortal world and caring about their country is particularly heart-breaking. There is no exaggerated plot, and it is rooted in the joys and sorrows of ordinary people. No wonder I was moved after reading it. I sincerely recommend it to book friends who like ancient pyrotechnics. [Love] [Love] [Love] [Love] [Love] [Smile] [Smile] [Smile] [Blessed immediately] [Blessed immediately] [Blessed immediately] Overall, it is a relatively good novel with a rich flavor of fireworks and is worth reading.
The protagonist seems to be a philistine and stingy, and cares about every penny in everything, but he has gentleness and righteousness hidden in his heart. The little character's feelings about his family and country are particularly poignant. The writing style is exquisite and the atmosphere is great, and the feeling of the urban world is directly filled with you!
Short stories for newcomers. Thank you for your kindness.
Objectively speaking, this book is actually written with average literary talent. But the fireworks inside are quite touching. The pace of this book feels relatively slow, so it is not suitable for book lovers who like to read fast-paced books. I listen to it every day before going to bed and it feels good.
While caring about the fine pieces of money such as firewood, rice, oil, and salt, and at the same time willing to stand up to protect a stable, contradictory and three-dimensional character, the more you taste, the more flavorful it becomes.
Everyone is working hard to live and love their country in their own way. Although it feels a bit long-winded, it is still quite touching. Support you
The author is telling the story carefully, slowly outlining the protagonist through details, adding bookshelves first, and waiting for the subsequent explosion.
It has both the chivalry of the Jianghu and the fireworks of the city, and the fictional background provides more room for free play for the story.