[Classic Literature Crossover/Les Miserables] Sparks over Paris

Although half a year has passed, I still remember the shock of reading this book for the first time. At that time, I was in my senior year of high school. I was alone in bed at two o'clock in the morning. I was still excited about what Corona had done for women's equality and her and ABC's fight on the barricades for the French Republic. At that time, I couldn't help but ask myself what I could do as a young man like them. Thanks to the college entrance examination, philosophical explanations of the characteristics of the times are essential elements for preparing for the essay. But the more you study the characteristics of contemporary times, the more you will find that it seems difficult for me as an individual to change anything in this era. But Corona is different. Faced with the huge shackles of female inequality at the same time, I admired her radical thoughts and bold but pragmatic actions. It also made me reflect: Why can't I also try my best to realize the utopia in my heart? Let's talk about the comrade-like love between Corona and Enjolras. This is an emotional state that I envy very much, that is, both parties are striving for the same lofty ideal. Corona made Enjolras understand the rationality of her persistence, and Enjolras strengthened Corona's heart to fight against inequality. In the end, both sides fought for their inner beliefs on the barricade. This emotion is far more than a tact, and is more like the love between kapok and oak trees: "I love not only your majestic body, but also the position you insist on and the land under your feet." This tracing really moved me. I am really grateful to the author Canghai Qinyin, not only for giving a good death to famous characters such as Caton, Jean Valjean, and Fantine, but also for giving me a spiritual shock through the characters you created in your writing. Even though I know that romantic magical techniques were used in the end to keep Enjolras alive, this article is still more realistic than most online works. Forgive me for my ramblings, but it's probably because the charm of the masterpiece lingered on my mind for three days that I couldn't help but say a few more words. Finally, there is a small question. After Enjolras returned to China after the failure of the June Revolution, what would Enjolras do with his love for France in the rest of his life? If you can answer it, I'd be grateful.

I hesitated for a while before clicking in, because I have been unwilling to read such heavy stories for a long time. I always read those light-hearted, funny, and mindless articles to get a little bit of pleasure from the real world. But I still clicked in and took a look. I saw a flame. I looked at it and felt like I was holding a ball of fire. This can be called a new masterpiece. It won't look out of place on a bookshelf filled with world famous books.

It's been a long time since I've had such empathy for a novel. I felt like my soul was shocked to the point where my scalp was numb, and the BGM in my head was all from Les Miserables the Musical.

After reading it in one sitting, I could only find one word from my lack of vocabulary to express my inner emotions: shock. This is the first time I write a long review, and it will most likely be the last. After reading the last word, my heart screamed crazily: Write a long review! I just want to use this to express my inner feelings. This is the first time I have seen such an article on Jinjiang, such a beautiful and in-depth article. I have read many stories in the past that may have similar themes but never made me feel this way. I will praise their beautiful love and be moved by the protagonist's charisma, but you, your works have cleansed my soul. This was the first time I started to really think seriously about my ideals and my future. Your works indeed have a kind of magic that brings me back to that era of smoke and beauty. I also got a glimpse of your own literary literacy through this, which of course is also due to the original text you quoted. But your words blend perfectly with the original text, and together they paint a magnificent picture. What shocked me the most was undoubtedly the scene of fighting at the barricade. When Corona planted the red flag, I was reminded of Delacroix's "Liberty Leading the People", and for the first time, I truly felt her beauty, ideals and persistence. She and Enjolras were undoubtedly a perfect match. This is the equality of souls. The final ending did meet my expectations for him, but in my heart, I still hope that they will die in battle, be martyred, and die for love. Vulgar words cannot express even a ten thousandth of my respect for you. Please forgive me if there is any misinterpretation. Ye Zang 2020.3.8

The proud and radiant Enjolras in the main text and the Enjolras trapped in darkness in the extra story are both great! ! ! In the main text, he is her light, in the extra chapter, she is his light. I shed tears for love again 55555

How did the cover become the default? I remember there was a cover before

Woo hoo hoo, it's so good, two people who are always side by side and always moving forward, so good, so good, I shed tears

Ah, I was so touched. I was moved and sad at the same time. I felt that what resonated with me was the prejudice that had traveled through hundreds of years. The heroine was really a ball of fire, wanting to burn what she was dissatisfied with. Unfortunately, people and the times cannot fight against it. I hope that in my lifetime, all women can bravely fight for themselves without worrying about gossip.

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh! !

I blindly guess that this is Corona, just like the setting in "The Traitor Writer" where one person plays the role of multiple interrogators.