The Nine Tribulations Sword and the Love Curse

When I closed this book, I felt as if I had experienced a silent earthquake, the aftermath of which lingered for a long time. It does not provide simple answers, but it teaches me how to coexist with problems; it does not describe a perfect ending, but it allows me to see the light in the incompleteness. The process of reading is a dialogue with the author, and even more with one's own soul. Those words were like a mirror, reflecting corners that I hadn't noticed, and also made me shed my own tears in other people's stories. Perhaps, this is the deepest gift of reading - to find your own shadow in the world of others, and then move forward more gently and firmly.

This is a work that needs to be chewed slowly. When I first read it, I was attracted by the plot. When I reread it, I discovered that there are treasures of thoughts buried everywhere. The author's insight into the subtleties of human nature is admirable. Those seemingly light conversations often hide the heaviest philosophical propositions. In this fast-paced era, it forces you to stop, calm down, and re-examine the meaning of life. After reading the last word, I was silent for a long time - this is the magic of a good book.