Head to the Watchtower

I really like such a brave, decisive and independent heroine. Loving you doesn't mean relying entirely on you, it means two people supporting each other, a life-and-death friendship, knowing you best and trusting you the most, wanting to leave you the most decisively, and not being able to tolerate a little bit of mistrust. If it were applied to ordinary people, this would be a bit idealistic, but when applied to a female protagonist who lacks emotion and does not know how to express herself, and a delicate male protagonist, the setting of the sentry guide gives the story an epic feel. That kind of epic feeling that is most loved in Western novels and movies. This is probably the biggest gap between others and the author.

Actually, I didn't understand the meaning of the ending. The heroine finally completed the task in the real world, so she also became a complete spiritual body. The male protagonist transformed into a complete spiritual body. Then did he become the owner of the island? The magic ball held by the heroine said that it has a familiar guide element. Does that mean that it is the male protagonist? Nan Dao also returned to the real world. So who did he become? Did the other Nan Xin and Shi Yucun become complete bodies? They were not mentioned in the end. I feel confused.

Stop talking, I love it so much. My only regret is that I came too late and didn't see the car.

I'm emo... I spent 2021 reading this book on New Year's Eve. With the sound of fireworks in full bloom, I thought it was a great novel but I shouldn't dare to read it a second time.

This ending is pretty good too. It's very interesting, and there are very few romance scenes! Come on, author!

The second time I read it, I still like it. I bought it a long time ago. I was bored at my relatives' house during the Chinese New Year, so I went to look through my purchase records. I guess this is he. It must be he. Woohoo.

Damn... This is clearly be

Although I know that Brother Shu will not reply to the message of the final article, it is enough that Brother Shu can read it. I personally like this article very much. It is probably among the top three Shao Xiang articles in my mind. I have read it no less than ten times. Although Brother Shu thinks that the writing style of this article is too simple, resulting in many breaks between the lines, I think this actually adds points to this article. As far as I am concerned, there are not many parts of the entire article that are seriously broken that would affect reading. The blank spaces in many parts leave a lot of room for the reader's imagination, which is also the part that attracts me the most. Every time I read it again, I will have different imaginations and different understandings, which is why this article will make people want to read it again and again. The minimalist style also fits the personality of the hero and heroine very well. Too many words will ruin the beauty of the article. Brother Shu is also very meticulous in the details of the article. The branch plots are all taken back, and explanations of the previous plots will be arranged throughout the article. Small emotional details of the characters will also be written. For example: after Nandao whispered to Ayu, Wang Ke also glanced at Nandao. The subtleties discovered during careful reading are always surprising. In fact, my favorite detail processing should be at the beginning of "Tomorrow's Love Letter", when Xiao Nan describes A Yu's personality, which is a positive response to why A Yu behaves like that earlier. By the way, Brother Shu's answers in the comment area are all about filling in the plot. It would be a pity not to read it. It is not an exaggeration to say that this article is a story of A Yu's growth. The article focuses on the topic of "can people understand each other?" It can even be said that the interaction between A Yu and Wang Ke from the first chapter is answering this question. People cannot completely understand each other, so there are often misunderstandings. How do you get through the conflicts encountered during misunderstandings and the ensuing tragedies, and finally understand each other again? The article answers this point through the interaction of the characters. The final outcome still gives a relatively positive answer to this topic. Although we cannot avoid misunderstandings, it is still possible to reach reconciliation. The last sentence: "May we meet again where there is no misunderstanding." No matter who said it, it actually fits the current context. When Nan Dao or Chen Yu return to the spiritual world, they are indeed reunited with other people in a place where there is no misunderstanding (although there will be new misunderstandings). Personally, I quite like this sentence. Finally, the ending from the third-person perspective is very interesting. Like "Conquest", I always feel that this ending is more memorable. I simply expressed my love for this article and did not do an in-depth analysis of the plot because I was still thinking about it(?). I also want to apologize to Brother Shu. I used to read pirated articles, and then I recharged to buy chapters. I would like to express my deep apologies.

Although I saw it a little bit, I really wanted to cry. Ah Yu was able to return to reality because Nan Dao sacrificed himself, right? Wang Ke also became a spiritual body.

Abandon reality, abandon the heavy body and look for reunion. It's okay to forget about it, but it hurts/