
Audacious Thief
贼胆包天
- Status
- Completed
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- 299k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 9y ago
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- JJWXC
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Oh my, I'm so happy! Two brush strokes will not detract from the beauty of this article. It's unbelievable that this article was written 6 years ago, and it's unbelievable that the collection is so low. I hope such a beautiful wife will be liked by more people, and I hope that such warm articles will be seen by more people! My wife is really good at telling stories, and her language is very unique. She often comes up with some golden sentences, and some particularly cute sentences~
Reposting, this is the correct position. Hide and seek is a game that I struggle with because it's so fun and I can't get enough of it every time. But there is a danger in it, that is, you don't know when to stop looking, and you don't know if your friends have gone home for dinner when the time comes. If you persist in searching, you may end up alone and embarrassed. Therefore, for a certain kind of character who breaks the casserole pattern to the end, ambiguity is not good, because it has to be pursued to the point of boring, and it will not stop chewing gum until it makes you sick and refuses to spit it out. However, there is always a time when you are old enough to learn to leave room for yourself, and when you read articles, you prefer the kind of words that are not so direct and exhausting your efforts. That's why I particularly like "The Daring Thief". Among the relatively rare first-person perspective works, reading this article is like playing a particularly ambiguous hide-and-seek game with the author. You know where to show your clothes, and I know who is hiding behind it, and what his posture is. First-person works can also be very straightforward, just say what you want readers to know through "I", but that is often ugly. "He said to me lovingly..." This kind of words is so stupid. You have to let the readers taste the "affection" from the words and actions of the characters, instead of giving these four words to the readers for free, which is cheaper than plastic bags in the supermarket. What's more, the "I" in the author's writing is not a person who can find the situation of "affectionate". Classmate Xie Jiashu is a heartless young man. In fact, he is extremely innocent. He has a thief heart but no courage, but he often cannot find out where the "thief" is... What's more, successfully initiating, pursuing and confirming a relationship is inherently a process full of doubts. It is easy to be confused and worry about gains and losses. It is really inconvenient to not have a God's perspective. What's more, it's pure love. (What's so special about this?) Therefore, the author set up a relatively difficult situation for himself, but the solution was heart-pounding. The vision is limited to a corner, and a story is told very limitedly through only one pair of eyes - this is called "boring", while the plot and characters are so vividly depicted - this is called "saucy". This kind of secret, quietly revealed, heart-stopping thing is called amorous feelings. The twists and turns of the characters' thoughts, entanglements and collisions are all put into the author's ignorant and smart mind (Xie Jiashu's chant), and are spread out layer by layer, slowly coming to light. As he said himself, in front of the smart people around him, Xie Jiashu is like "a hairball sandwiched between adults". The author lets us look at this treacherous adult world with his confused eyes. His habit of being aphasic when he is serious and being oblivious when he is sad gives the whole text an atmosphere intertwined with literature and art. Funny and affectionate, sexy and deep, it is a complex and changeable flavor. This complex meaning of contradiction actually also exists in the temperament and character creation of the other protagonist, Jin Chang. However, if the reading of this work is a game of "one person hides it and others find it", then it would be rude to rudely pull the author out of the corner, which will completely destroy the charming charm. Similarly, excessive criticism of Xie Jiashu and Jin Chang is also disgraceful. After all, I spend all this energy to comment in the hope of encouraging everyone to read it together (but author, you lock the article is very sad, although maybe in your case this is done after the work is finished). To put it simply, Jin Chang is such an affectionate and tolerant being, he is also powerful, and he can make money, but it would be a big mistake to regard him as a perfect gentleman. Otherwise, who do you think the "sexy and deep" person mentioned earlier is referring to? Where does the charming style of this article come from? He only has one weakness, and that is his persistence towards Xie Jiashu, which makes him give in. Jin Chang's concession was an implicit process. His feelings were clear and unshakable from the beginning, but as his relationship and relationship with Xie Jiashu became confirmed, he gave in step by step. What he gave in was the bottom line, the bottom line for Xie Jiashu. At the beginning, when there was nothing, Xie Jiashu had to get his butt kicked by him for talking on the phone with a girl. Although he said "it's time to eat", after confirming the relationship, when it came to the "blind date" issue, he retreated to "just remember to go home" when he was furious. Then he agreed to the father's request for Xie Jiashu to marry the girl, and finally "see each other once a week. As long as they don't mention separation, anything is fine." A person who treats Xie Jiashu with "red eyes but hands on his sleeves" and secretly earns an American-made Hummer for him every year (so it should be "red eyes on his sleeves but hands on his hands to save money"). Gee, author, you are going too far. This character is poisonous. Such a strong person gives in so much, just like the tide gives in, revealing a vast beach of soul-stirring affection. Xie Jiashu's change is obvious. Even if he doesn't know it, readers can find that he has already begun to bend when he sees Jin Chang from the living room. It is obvious how he was shaken, confused, and gradually unable to extricate himself but then became firm. What's outstanding is that at the end, he turns around and unites everyone around him, including Jin Chang. In his own words, "I won't move when the enemy doesn't move, and I move when the enemy moves." The author even laid the foundation for this unconstrained style through the description of playing chess in the previous article, so it is both unexpected and logical. He almost had the opposite psychological process to Jin Chang. At first, he didn't care about being persistent, no matter which girl he was attracted to, or his studies and future. He was not angry when his nose was almost broken (the reason was very innocent), and he didn't seek any justice for being so miserable by his cousin. But in the end, he is no longer just a beautiful young man who says, "I feel so awesome and so pampered." He has transformed from "a thief with a thief heart but no courage" to a "thief with a lot of courage." His future as a man is promising, and he and Jin Chang will eventually be a better match. In fact, the author's other work "Little Boy" is basically a single perspective, that is, Xia Xiaozhou's perspective. There is no direct psychological description of the other characters, but "I" is not used as the narrative subject. Due to his childhood experience, Xia Xiaozhou has a lot of damage and defects in his heart. This perspective establishes another tone of the work, which is slightly dark and astringent in comparison. Fortunately, Xia Mo is different from Jin Chang. He has a sunny and cheerful setting. The two phases can harmonize and move people. I have to admire the author's "ghost-like" skill. He can figure out the psychology of different characters in such a detailed and reasonable way that even if he knows it is unrealistic, he can't help but be moved. All in all, only we readers have a God's perspective, and we are all smarter than Xie Jiashu, so often we understand, but he still doesn't understand, and we feel that we are better than him, and we can't help but feel distressed by the plot. This process of "I understand" mobilizes the reader's initiative, prompting you to understand and feel. The reward for your patience is touching and loving. This is a hide-and-seek game that is sustainable and can be repeated.
The author's "Close Sunshine" is also particularly beautiful!
So well written! After more than ten years, I think this is a rare article. It's so cute.
It's great, please keep doing this, I'm so happy [Come on] [Come on]
My aunt laughed the whole time. Oh, it's so sweet. The heartache and pain before are all worth it.
I hope Tiger and Tang Yi can be so happy. .
I like Jin Chang so much~(??ω?)? Hey
❤ Indescribable beauty
The Courageous and the Innocent is really one of my favorite articles.