In the abyss of troubled times, sparks are burning in the same boat - book review of "Why Different Boat Crossing" In troubled times, mountains and rivers are swaying, "Why Different Boat Crossing" is based on the chaotic times of the Song Dynasty, integrating espionage tactics, feelings of family and country, and two-way redemption, depicting the character of human nature and affectionate bonds in the ups and downs of troubled times. The characters in the book are very intense. The general Xie Queshan, who is accused of treason and endures humiliation and goes undercover, is like a lone wolf, guarding his country with forbearance; Nan Yi, a cunning and agile girl who survives in the market, is like a weed in the wind, growing up against the wind in troubled times. The two went from testing the game and restraining each other to supporting each other and relying on each other's souls. He taught her character and righteousness, and she gave him the gentleness of the world. It was a two-way salvation in a desperate situation. The plot of the whole book is full of suspense and twists, and the confrontation of power and intrigue is thrilling at every step, without any trickery. The love is hidden under the family and the country, it is deep and restrained without being deliberate, and the supporting characters are also upright, passionate and tragic. The title of the book is the core of the book: in troubled times, all living beings are lost. They are in the abyss and are precarious. If they are lucky enough to meet each other, they will support each other and depend on each other for life and death. The writing style is desolate and atmospheric, and it combines power, family, country, and deep feelings. It is a masterpiece of ancient Chinese novels with great potential and worthy of careful reading.
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