(Titanic) Parallel Lines

The novel is very exciting, and I was just passing the time randomly clicking on other people's recommendations. Unexpectedly, I stayed up all night reading it without putting the book down.

I stayed up all night to finish reading it and was about to start catching up on my sleep.

I really like this story!!! Even I, who never comment, couldn't help but say a few words! Hard to express in words!!!

Love this article, especially Vincent. I love you both in my past life and in this life. The author also loves o Let's borrow from other people's replies in the previous chapters: I appreciate, or love, this kind of man. His life experience is far more attractive than his emotional experience. Dazzling, arrogant, and iron-clad rationality and self-discipline Powerful, deep, mist-like mysterious charm I think this is a character with a charming personality that makes me unable to put it down for a long time after watching it, and I can think of stories related to him. Apart from anything else, I browsed the encyclopedia all day today. I really don't have enough knowledge about the information related to that era. I can read the previous life chapters without getting stuck, thanks to American and British dramas and my mind-blowing imagination... [It even makes me want to pick up the broken articles I coded before] By the way, can you reveal the prototype of the protagonist? It can't be from dwj...

Didn't Ruth get on the boat early? Why is Jack still dead???

Read it in one go and read it twice

It's a rare good article. You are so awesome. I read it in one go. Hehe. It's a pity that I'm not very good at writing comments, but I still love you.😘

After finishing it carefully, let me write my thoughts. If you ask me, this should be the most exciting Western fanfic I have ever seen. The writing style is extremely elegant. Personally, I think the author's brushstrokes are well controlled, especially the characterization of some small details is impressive. But what moved me most deeply was the love between Carl and his Mademoiselle France. Full of tension and sharp emotions. Sometimes it feels like their relationship is really like a game. Each other's pride, each other's persistence, each other's rules. They are the best gentlemen and the most beautiful noble ladies. Reason and love coexist in them. The final scene of the shipwreck made me want to cry. Especially the ending of be. The aristocratic lady was sent on a survival ship by her most suitable husband, and the handsome and determined but taciturn gentleman played the final movement for her. Is that parting? That's a confession. Just like Queen Margot burying her lover's head, it is extremely romantic. Thank God, dear author, you still have an extraordinarily strong conscience, and in the end Miss France caught her best gentleman with damn good qualities. PS It is rare that his attitude towards Rose is very fair. No favoritism, no smearing. A very real Rose.

I really like this article. The remaining literary and artistic part in me is stirred up. However, I still want to ask: Is Carl actually a strict father to Ruth? I feel like I'm always educating juniors. Is this an illusion?

I just came across this article when I was looking through the old articles in my collection. I feel that the big Karl fulfills all my fantasies. The heroine Marty is also my favorite. Coupled with Da Da's exquisite writing style, it is a pleasure to read this article. I have always been obsessed with this article. I have read it at least 5 times from beginning to end, especially the extras, which I have read countless times (I am more sentimental and my tolerance for tragedy is not very high). Thank you so much for bringing such a good article to us. I love you.