I have been reading novels for ten years, of course they are all on Tomato (I have no money). The first time I read a book, I cried (Huang Liang Old Confucian Scholar). I don't know why, I just want to cry. Damn you, author. My tears are so low. I have never cried at work on New Year's Eve. I cried because of your writing, and I want to send you a razor blade! ! ! !
The first one is Bai Wuchang Hell Live. The plot is very good and the description is also very good. It writes about some things in the world from another perspective. It is very interesting. I strongly recommend it to YYDS in my heart. The second one is a novel by Liu Cixin. It is very imaginative. It describes the process of the era of humans, ants and dinosaurs leading to destruction due to conflicts. It is very meaningful and beautiful. The third one is a strange story about rules. Anyway, it is worth a try!
Five-star recommendation! Ma Boyong's "Chang'an Lychee" really combines the plight of working people with the fireworks of the Tang Dynasty just right! 1. The core of the story: Taking "The Laughing Concubine Riding the Red Dust" as the starting point, the entire process of Li Shande, a low-level official, trying to complete the almost impossible task of "transporting fresh lychees from Lingnan to Chang'an" is written with ups and downs. It is very similar to our current migrant workers who are rushing to meet KPIs. The anxiety, helplessness and tenacity of being forced into a desperate situation and surviving the desperate situation are so resonant! 2. Detailed description: Whether it is the customs of Lingnan, the sophistication of Chang'an officialdom, or the various ingenious ideas for keeping lychees fresh, they are all written in detail, as if following Li Shande on a journey of thousands of miles of lychees. You can feel the prosperity of the Tang Dynasty and see the hardships at the bottom. 3. Character creation: Li Shande is not a hero, he is just an ordinary, somewhat shady little official. From the initial pushback to the later all-out efforts, the character's growth arc is very real. Even historical figures such as Yang Guifei and Yang Guozhong are not stereotyped symbols, and they are established in just a few strokes. After reading it, I felt sad for the fate in the story, but also moved by the persistence of the little people. It is definitely a historical short novel worth reading again and again!
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