Rising in the Rainy Season

After reading Chapter 60, I finally couldn't help but comment. Although this article is about buying stocks, why do I feel like I haven't made a decision yet 80% of the way through? What I felt when I watched it was that even after Qiao fell in love with Shangguan, he didn't make a purchase and was still entangled with his ex. Including that after three years of separation, you can still blow your hair and sleep in the same bed holding hands. I really don't understand it. Then there is the idea of ​​not telling the audience until they have decided to go to Italy. In fact, you can tell them when you apply. Not changing your life plan for others and making a decision directly without telling the other person are two different things. Including replacing the heroine of Kwan without consulting Kwan, which is really disrespectful. What's more, the popularity of her dramas is partly due to the popularity the audience has given her. Stock buying articles are inevitably a bit popular, but the impression I get from Joe is that he is not firm with anyone and keeps swinging back and forth. I don't think this is true. In reality, a topic writer in a small town would not still be entangled with his ex when he has a current one. He said he didn't love his ex anymore, but he still kept fighting with her until chapter 60. He said he liked her and gave up so easily. It's strange. I feel that as the heroine of the novel, Qiao's charm is limited, and her character is that of a top-notch programmer. However, after resigning, she found a side job in a convenience store. It feels a bit hard-working, and it is not in line with the reality of being a problem writer in a small town. After graduating from Beijing University, even if she wanted to be a screenwriter, she would not be able to choose a side job with such a low cost performance. But after all, it's a free article, and the author's female consciousness is also very good and the writing style is very delicate. It's just that I'm exhausted from reading it, so I have to complain about it. There are more than ten chapters left, so I really endured it and wanted to see how the ending would be happy. . . .

A novella I like very much, a cleverly designed love triangle, cloaked in the guise of an adult fairy tale, but with a real and complex human undertone. My favorite character is Qiao Yue. She is strong, brave, and even a little selfish, but she becomes soft and tolerant in front of her lover. Two relationships are like two mirrors, reflecting each other and fulfilling each other, teaching everyone how to become a better version of themselves. The character of the ex-wife would be the most popular character in any "Wife Chasing Crematorium" novel, and the reunion is almost a sure outcome. But in Qiao Yue's case, the story goes another way. When she broke up, she realized that that kind of looking-up love, no matter how deep it is, can't give people true happiness. Once you've experienced it, you can never go back. Xiao Chen is considerate and considerate in the first half, although a little deliberate, but the "little blackening" in the second half is the most authentic human reaction. The forced marriage was ridiculous and hateful, but Qiao Yue had always been partial to her, probably because she had an unspeakable guilt for the unexpected breakup. The overt and covert "female competition" between the boss and the star is also very interesting to write - the jealousy for love makes it out of character, but it is more real and cute. Love the childhood friendship between Qiao and Chu. The promise of "girlfriends come and go, bff stays forever" requires no explanation or proof. It flows slowly, but it is the most indestructible existence. There is no deliberate hatred of men in the book, nor is there any heavy accusation of patriarchal preference, but the expression of feminism permeates every detail, moistening things silently and just right. I really like this narrative. Thanks to the author for the great article, looking forward to the next one.

As a person who originally had procrastination, recently due to life and work, I have become slow and clumsy in all aspects. My partner said that my ADHD symptoms are getting worse, and I think so. Sometimes I am reading a novel on my phone and want to see the tickets for my return trip. I jump into Taobao while turning the page. Suddenly I remember something I have always wanted to buy. What is it? I am going to open the chat interface and ask the person. The first question that pops up from the other party is: Are you sure about the ticket? Drag it to the middle key and you will see that many pages are open, as if you are in such a mess that you cannot find a single thread. The working days from Monday to Saturday go by so damn fast and boringly. Let's read the novel. After reading the first half, I can understand Qiao and Lian's drifting apart. When a person loves another person, she uses her flower dew to nourish her. The other person is like a green pine or a green bamboo. When a friend talked about his relationship, he said that he was unhappy when he was with his ex. Sometimes he collapsed because he worked hard but didn't get what he wanted. Loving someone made him less like himself. The same is true with Xiao Guan. To use one sentence to describe the time when they separated that summer, my mood was like being thrown at the highest point of a roller coaster, and it was clear that it would fall rapidly after a few seconds. Isn't it true that in Lily's novel, the main characters will be happily together and they will be reunited? After a few sweet chapters, they tell the world that we are living well, and then we can end the story with flowers? When do we have to be so realistic and act like this? We will lose confidence in life! At that time, I had just finished reading "Things About Writers" by another author. It was the same cliff-like breakup. The protagonist's aura was so good that he could just pat his butt and go abroad, leaving the cloudy days and rainy seasons in place. I was terribly sad and wanted to know what happened next, so I continued reading. When I read a plot like this when I was a teenager, I would cry more painfully than the protagonist himself who broke up. When I was in my twenties, I just pursed my lips and kept pressing the page turn button. In fact, Joe was not having a good life in Italy. The encounter in the cafe, even if it was just his ex pretending not to know him and taking care of the current ambiguous partner, would make ordinary people embarrassed and sad, not to mention that Joe's eyes were still fixed on Xiaoguan, who had accompanied her out of love and left her out of love. If people are like a sketch, the author draws the movements, then expresses their hearts, and then draws the hair and bones. For someone with ADHD like me, I keep jumping around as I follow the plot, but I also stop to ponder because of the author's genius and delicate descriptions. There is a section in the middle where I put down my mobile phone and go out, which is a road I walk every day (from work to home). Before reading this book, I saw the mountains as mountains and the water as water. After reading this book, I became like a sponge, half of Cuiping's warmth and brightness, and half of the sadness of late autumn. The passers-by think of her hurried footsteps, and the flowers and trees can feel their fragrance under the dust of the city. When passing by the first floor, I couldn't help but touch the New Year's oranges arranged on the first floor of the company. The skin felt delicate and pliable. I thought of people cultivating them to grow freshly, from being neat and lush in an acre of fields, and then putting them in flower pots and sending them to thousands of households. I suddenly thought that they would be dumped withered in the garbage station after the New Year. When the carts were shoveled away, the fallen oranges would be trampled everywhere, leaving black and yellow stains. The rain keeps falling, so heavy that it fills up my sponge, soaking every pore. When I saw the ending, I happened to hear "Self-Imposed" playing on the playlist, thinking that I was her destiny. Loving people is like growing flowers Love your neighbor first, love yourself first After all, gentle and tough souls are the beginning of mutual appreciation.

This is a super interesting feminist lesbian story book

Damn, it's so beautiful, my wife, I'm at a loss for words, I'm so happy to see it, how can someone understand me so well... I fell in love with Klaas, so awesome. Well, Doubao helped me generate bikini photos of the author (. If it's posted on the day of the Chinese New Year, I will give up watching the Spring Festival Gala. If it's posted on the third day of my exam, I will immediately abandon the car and go home to open JJ.

The writing is so good. I have never read a novel twice. I really want to read this one again.

Does the teacher really not publish Weibo? [Crying]

When will the author update the article? I'm so excited [dog head]

I read more than a dozen chapters last year, but I put it aside because I was really busy in real life. I read it in one sitting since yesterday. It is a very, very well written and mature article. I may be the same age as the protagonist, so I can actually understand the position of each character. Some people say why you can still keep in touch with your ex after breaking up, and even travel together. I want to say that this is the most reasonable place. Since there is no principled fault in separation, then no longer contact is an option, and living together for a period of time is also an option. Reuniting and getting back together after being separated for several years is also because they are still in love and moving forward, so why not give each other a chance to start over? This kind of thing is really rare, because after most people separate, they may really never see each other again. Finally, this article is worth ten points, and I look forward to reading a new article!

Nice! ! (Will there be additional chapters...