The Light of Day Is Late

I opened this book one night with nothing to do. First of all, I have to admit that the author is an honest person. The story is indeed not refreshing to read, and may even feel depressing and heavy. There is no bloody plot in the whole story, just ordinary people from generation to generation struggling to survive and live hard. Every character has their weight, they're not perfect enough, not likeable enough, decisive enough, or even cool enough. He hesitates when he should rush, and remains silent when he should confess. Different from ordinary romance novels, the author's narrative writing style is very advanced, with two-way narrative and mirror writing, telling the story of the male and female protagonists growing up in suffering.

This book has been followed until now. The author has been telling a story very calmly with restrained and blank writing. She does not say right and wrong, good and evil. There are a thousand Hamlets for a thousand readers. She puts human nature on the bright side and triggers readers' thinking.