The Letter That Was Never Sent
那封未寄出去的信
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 178k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
60Chapters
1Reads
180Reads · all time
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Reader comments 8
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Those joys and worries of youth are all hidden in this novel. Reading it after many years, love still looks like the purest form! The plot of the story is ups and downs, the writing is beautiful, and the characters are vividly drawn. It is worth reading by more readers.
The secret love in the story is not a vigorous rush, but a careful exploration, the anxiety hidden in the heart, and a letter full of thoughts but never dare to send. The joy of youth was trapped by the shackles of reality. The inferiority complex brought about by class differences and the shrinkage in character made love ferment quietly and eventually turned into a one-man show that no one knew about. This is also the core that countless readers can empathize with - we all had a period of youth when "we didn't dare to say we loved each other".
The author's writing is relaxed and warm, and the daily interactions are full of life. Many seemingly ordinary little fragments can make people think about it again and again. Whether it is the ambiguous exploration in the chat history or the eye contact when meeting, people can feel the purest beauty of love.
When I read it, I always thought of my unspoken love when I was a student. The inferiority complex hidden in the class differences in the 1990s, and the withdrawal of people who were obviously attracted but did not dare to take a step forward. The writing is so real. There is no bloody plot, only the cleanest and most regrettable secret love. After watching it, I feel empty and have great stamina.
This is a slow-burning novel with delicate and gentle writing style. It accurately captures the unique purity and ignorance of that era. Every detail touches people's hearts. The timidity, fondness and caution of young crushes are vividly portrayed. It's like returning to the youthful school days. The youthful campus time is the beauty in everyone's heart.
The youthful days, silently falling in love with each other, are exactly the reflection of that era.
This novel is the best one I have ever read. The characters are vividly described and the content is vivid and heart-wrenching. It is worth recommending...
The character descriptions are suspenseful, the content is deeply moving, and the storyline is unforgettable. It is worth reading.