
Only the Twilight Is Hard to Find
只因暮色难寻
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 605k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
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I'm going to cry, why is the heroine a baby?
Looks good! But... Why is the heroine so angry because she is a baby?
To be honest, I can't tell that this book was written four years ago. Xiangxiang is indeed a guarantee of quality! I have locked a few chapters and I can't subscribe to the entire book and rate it, otherwise I would definitely give it five stars.
I have average feelings about this book, and I don't like it as much as Dominate Hollywood, Tongsheng and Buying Life. The biggest surprise in the book is that I found that Xiangda can also write emotional dramas (I said before that among my three favorite books, sweet emotional dramas were not enough), especially Shen Qin, who is so cute. He and Liu Xia can also be said to be a match made in heaven. The reason I didn't like this one was that it was just a little too dramatic. Being born well, being in a miserable situation, being beautiful, and having a top-notch IQ are all extremely unlikely events (when I was growing up, I talked face-to-face with at least a thousand people, and none of them met any of the above four points. They were all born ordinary, living without great pain or great prospects), but Liu Xia and Shen Qin actually had all four, and actually established a Intimate relationships, I think the probability of this happening is really less than one in a million, because I have never heard of similar examples - 95% of the children of powerful people are ordinary people, a few have one or two good looks, and don't have many great talents (the only exception I can think of is Stanley Ho, but he did not have as painful experiences as Liu Xia and Shen Qin). Moreover, Liu Xia's father and some of Shen Qin's elders seem to have all four points, which I find difficult to describe. The concentration of so many low-probability events makes me feel that the story is greatly reduced in reality.
This is the ending of the Jade Prayer, hehe
Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaii! ! ! This is the first book I have read about Xiangxiang, but it makes me classify Xiangxiang as my treasure. The author closes his eyes and reads it! ! ! The whole story and the case are not easy as the author said, but writing heavy things made me want to stop, and my aunt couldn't stop laughing in some places; and the settings that seemed routine and uncomfortable at the beginning gradually made people believe that the characters in parallel time and space "no wonder they are like this" along with their stories; it is really amazing to combine reading for entertainment and thinking about human nature! He only knows "Ahhhh" and has no literary talent. The strongest feeling now can be summarized as "This is called redemption!!!" It is 2022. Looking back at the article from 6 years ago, luckily I didn't miss it!
After reading it, I still like it quite a lot. Although all kinds of pain in the past are very suitable for people to become depraved, dark and even become extremely high-intelligence evildoers, the protagonists still choose to let themselves go on the right path. What impresses me more is Liu Xia, I really admire her, although she always says that she is not as good and gentle as they say, and that she actually lacks emotion. She is so smart and rational, but she did not choose to use her own abilities to amuse herself with others... In my reading, I felt that she calmly climbed up on her own and got better and better, and then analyzed those who had hurt herself, as if from a God's perspective. She's amazing... I've felt similar emotions, and it's made me re-examine many of my choices. I think this is the struggle against one's own destiny.
A thought-provoking article. Even if the reality is powerless, you should always have hope and do everything you can until the moment your life ends.
Today the TV series was aired, let me check in. It may be my Miss Shen Qin Liu who has changed beyond recognition.
This is Kan Xiangxiang's fourth book. I like "Notes on the Life of a Royal Concubine" and the recent "Golden Fan" the most. This one is also very good, but it feels too filmy to me.