Jealousy Is the Devil

I haven't read it for a long time. When I revisited it, I realized that many chapters have been deleted and become incoherent.

I read it in one go, I support it a lot~ It has a strong sense of immersion and feels very realistic. Come on! Big

Hi! How are you doing lately? I finally climbed up and read the new chapter today, so happy! I had been thinking how pitiful Fu Xing was, watching Ye Ze and his girlfriend go out in pairs. To be honest, I was a little happy when I saw that Fu Xing thought it would be better if he didn't like Ye Ze. But unexpected results are also good! The writing in big letters still looks great, so keep up the good work!

The author wishes you more good times in the new year! Climb up today to see the big update. I feel like the protagonist is stimulated by the departure of the top grader. What should he do to Ye Ze's girlfriend? The last sentence of the protagonist, could it be that he was also in a game that gave me a strange feeling? When I think of the words and deeds of the top grader before going crazy and biting people, it gave me a bad premonition. The protagonist and the top grader are too similar. Finally, thank you to the author, this chapter update is also a satisfying read!

Keep writing and encourage each other, 629

I saw the author's update very early (the author is really diligent and hard-working!) But I had to go out at that time and didn't have time to write a reply carefully, so I deliberately set the time to write a reply in an hour. First of all, I want to express my gratitude to the author! The author has maintained excellent writing style as always, and like the previous chapters, this entire update is a pleasure to read. The overall reading gave me three feelings about water. The first feeling is that of a stream, because the fresh style has a touching part, and its characteristic is that it is not abrupt and monotonous, not as boring as the chicken soup for the soul circulated on the Internet, but has its own special writing method, just like the brand logo. The second feeling is that the water from the waterfall is gushing down, quoting Li Bai's "Floating down three thousand feet, it seems that the Milky Way has fallen into the sky." I was really tangled when I saw the protagonist being disturbed by love. In my opinion, the words that can resonate are because the author has given them a soul. The author really writes the emotional entanglements of the protagonist very freely and vividly. He explodes when it should explode and suppresses when it should be suppressed. Therefore, the protagonist can be truly displayed in a three-dimensional way instead of a two-dimensional way. Two-dimensional characters will only make people forget about them after seeing them, but three-dimensional characters will leave more sensory touches and bring a deep impression. The third feeling is that of a huge flood. I felt so sad when I read this chapter. The protagonist hopes that it will be the end of the world, because only when the world ends can he dare to embrace the one he loves unscrupulously. He is so repressed and his love is too humble. He has his own ambitions and buries his emotions in his heart for his goals. He loves the other person but is afraid of the disgusting look from the other person, so he only dares to stand at a safe distance and look at the other person. But he is also crazy in love, crazy and calm at the same time. He wishes to be reckless, but he denies himself. His life was so depressing, but it also reflected his tenacity and patience. Maybe he will have negative emotions because his performance is compared with others, but he still knows how to work hard and not give up hope and pursuit and then fall. And I think the protagonist is very suitable to be described with the word "Love on the Green Mountain", a tragedy in prison. He imprisoned himself and lived very hard and hard. If he gave up some persistence, he might live a happy and relaxed life for a while, but he didn't. And maybe it's the author's way of writing, but when I am young, this update does not deliberately show the vitality of youth. Instead, it makes people feel a sad beauty. There are no bright colors, only black and white and gray, and the overall feeling is depressing. The author's name "Jealousy is the Devil" does not show the complete plot, but the name really fits the style of writing. They are all dark and depressing. But there is such a glimmer of hope in the depression. Even if the protagonist and Ye Ze are separated, Ye Ze opens his heart to the protagonist later, and they reconcile as before. It is like a beautiful dream, a poison wrapped in sugar. Obviously this beam of light is not pure, and is mixed with gray shadows, just like the protagonist clearly hopes that Ye Ze will accompany him as a friend, and at the same time, he must work harder to suppress and control himself. If they are in love, it would be a sweet burden, but Ye Ze has a girlfriend, and how long will the protagonist keep this hopeless love? Sweet dreams always have to wake up, and when you wake up, you find that the reality is cruel. The sugar coating is very sweet, and children cannot help but want to eat it, but inside it is wrapped with deadly poison. While it is attractive, they must restrain themselves because they know that if they cannot restrain themselves and eat it, they will die. This is awaiting an indefinite death sentence. The protagonist clearly knows that he cannot love, he has so many worries and so many impossibilities, but he still loves. Because Ye Ze gave him a trace of warmth that he didn't want but still couldn't refuse. It took me so long to realize that I didn't say anything about the kissing incident between the first grader and the protagonist. In fact, when I saw that, I didn't know what to think. I felt a little sorry for the protagonist and hoped that he would just choose the "suitable" one, but who knows whether it is really suitable. Maybe in the end, it was just two lonely people looking for comfort in each other, but both of them were cold, and no one could warm the other in the end. And the protagonist only wants Ye Ze. I think the "suitable" one may not necessarily bring happiness. Because I think true happiness cannot be forced but cannot be replaced.

Author, your writing is so contagious! It makes me feel so confused. The protagonist gives me the feeling that if you don't stop, you will suffer the consequences. His thoughts are so delicate, as if there is a high wall in his heart that surrounds the entrance and exit of emotions. Many emotions are firm but deeply hidden in his heart. Just like a snail or a turtle, it shrinks to one side and thinks it is best and safest for itself, but in fact it will only cause more and deeper harm. The author is really good at describing people's hearts, and even the struggles of adolescence are written so that I can resonate with them. The author is great! Support you!

Author, your writing is really delicate, and I can see that the protagonist is a character with a rich heart. And I really like the campus feel you wrote. It was as if I really saw through the small black characters on the screen the school that was either small or big, where the students easily displayed their so-called youth that was unique to their time period. Some people say that campus is like a small society. The author's vast and delicate emotional descriptions make every character come to life. Those characters cry, laugh, and have flesh and blood. They have the youthfulness and frivolity of that age, but they also have the little awkwardness and little thoughts of that age. Maybe it's not pure enough, but it just shows their innocence. Even if it's cruel, it's because there's no disguise that the bloody and messy thoughts move me in a pure but unabashed way. In A Tale of Two Cities, even Sydney Carton, who has fallen into self-loathing, will be ignited with ambition because of that ray of light. Even Dr. Manette, who has been trapped in the fate of "death" for eighteen years, is reborn under the warm family affection. For me, who is just a bystander - of course, I cannot understand the true meaning of this story like the author or the protagonist - but for the protagonist, maybe the person he likes is his hope. However, I have never forgotten the title of this article: Jealousy is the Devil. Perhaps, the protagonist's feelings about his hope are not singular. Just like human beings themselves have rational thinking and a complex emotional system like a network. I feel that the other part of the feeling is currently similar to Sydney Carton's jealousy of Charles Darnay in A Tale of Two Cities. But because he has what he doesn't have, he is jealous, but Sydney's confusion is illuminated by Lucie. But is the protagonist's road ahead still full of thorns, and can he finally defeat his own demons? I look forward to the author's next engaging and good articles. Thank you so much to the author! Come on! Support you!

It's great, the author supports you greatly! Looking forward to updates!