A Heart That Longs for Home, A Letter from Home!
回家的心，回家的信！
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 20k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 1mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
1Chapters
3Reads
23Reads · all time
More by this author
Murder Investigation Squad
Sin in the Bone
The Night My Dad Died, I Called Everyone “Family” on My Livestream
Horror Mystery: No One Lives Upstairs, So Who Was Dragging a Sack Across the Rooftop at Midnight?
The Night Before Our Wedding, He Left Me to Meet His First Love. I Turned Around and Married a Billionaire
The Wicked Stepmother Quits, and Her Seven Kids Fight to Spoil Her
The Day I Was Sentenced to Death, My Best Friend Crooked a Finger at Me
Knocking Comes from the Morgue Fridge, and the Night Watch Rules Hide a Murder
I'm Not Good Enough? Then Don't Blame Me for Digging Up the Past
My Family Thought I Was a Lovesick Cash Machine, Until I Served Up a Grand Scheme for Revenge
Apocalypse: This Survival System Is Kind of a Jerk
Strange Tales: The Live Chat Went Wild, Begging Me to Stop Fooling Around
In booklists 5
High-Quality, Short, Complete Stories with Great Writing and Good Values
2.7kBooks17.5MViews3hUpdated
Looking for High-Quality Short Stories
Short stories, completed in no more than 30 chapters, but with a satisfying ending. The better, the better. Sweet or heartbreaking are both fine.
3.1kBooks47.9MViews4hUpdated
Looking for a Completed Novel That’s Short, Really Short. The Shorter the Better
Novels for girls, romance novels.
2.7kBooks70.2MViews1dUpdated
Short, Complete, High-Quality Stories!!
Looking for books like "A Quick Divination: Someone Dug Up Your Family’s Ancestral Grave". Any good novels around 100 to 200 chapters that are complete? Tragedies, feel-good stories, or sweet romances are all fine! I absolutely love cultivation novels.
717Books1.1MViews1dUpdated
Looking for Short, High-Quality Completed Novels With No Dragging. Bookworms, Share Your Picks
53Books28.6kViews4dUpdated
Reader comments 1
Translated by Google Translate
I stayed up late to read it and couldn't stop crying. In 1968, 23 people were imprisoned in the mountains, and none of the 87 letters were sent. The postman Chen Shuxin hid it for thirty years. On the day his son Chen Xin took over the box, he discovered that the back of each letter said: The sound is there, the person is here. Li Changming had been guarding him all his life. Chen Shuxin entered the air-raid shelter, and Chen Xin finally let out his voice. Tomato rarely has such a powerful short story, and I couldn't sleep in the middle of the night after reading it. You think, if those 87 letters had been sent out, would those 23 people have been able to go home? If no one remembers them, are they really gone?