
Yaxiang Street
牙香街
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 71k Words
- Genre
- Danmei (BL)
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 8y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
25Chapters
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9.7Score
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8.2kClicks per chapter
560Comments
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Mostly danmei. Often harsh. 4.5 stars and up: highly recommended. 3.8–4.4: worth a read. 3.0–3.7: good for passing the time. Anything lower: avoid.
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This article is really good. Although there is a female protagonist, it does not make people hate the heroine or the author's writing style. It also reflects many female issues, which makes people feel uncomfortable. The author has truly achieved what she said, "because I am also a girl." Unfortunately, many writers and readers have forgotten it.
Kong Da said that this article was depressing, but after reading it, I didn't feel that way. I am not an optimistic person with a "glass half full of water", but this article makes me feel that the "glass half full of water" is similar to the reality I have witnessed, not to mention the blessing of a master, it is like an unexpected extra point for passing optimism. Some of the customs in Fujian and Guangdong are so similar that everything in the article is so familiar that it feels vaguely familiar. Growing up in southern Fujian, the plots in the stories are so commonplace. It's not about literature, it's about the real lives of the people around me. The test tube brought me to the point of emotional collapse. Illegal screening of the gender of the fetus will not stop until a boy is born. She stayed in bed all day to protect her fetus. There is no result, there are endless disputes, and the work is divided. A middle-aged man is happy to have an illegitimate child... This is only the ending seen by outsiders, and there are many difficult processes of grinding and breaking in the middle. Compared with what is shown in the article, it is more entangled with trivial matters, involved in struggles, and physically and mentally tortured. An outsider standing on the shore seems to be watching the raging water in someone else's house. He feels the water wet his feet, but he can't do anything but sigh. Apart from having children/sons and superstition, the two places are also mysteriously similar. Both very believe it and very disbelief. The customs and postures of southern Fujian are fully detailed. But if you really believe it, why bother asking everywhere if you get unsatisfactory results, and why don't you give up to verify it. The five daughters of the flower farm owner and his wife were expected to have three children, but the young mother who gave birth to only one did not know what the future would be like; abandoned babies, unfaithful children, gambling, and divorce were all common occurrences. The words and deeds of so many people are so vivid, just like life. Kong Da's articles always talk about very real life things. If there were a voice reading it, it would probably be plain and calm, without any hoarse accusations or noble and cold sarcasm. Things in the world did not become like this in one day, but life became like this. It is not as simple as correcting when you are wrong or persisting in what is right. People who are involved in it have a deeper understanding of the difficulty of change, and they also see the necessity and possibility of change in the process of life. Rage and ridicule can only be temporary anger, and sensationalism may be just a performance. After the speech is completed, the pity ends abruptly after the emotions are vented. Hye Min's wish finally comes true and she is supposed to remember what love is. Tingfang also remembered what love is. Everyone has their own ambitions to say what is right or wrong. I always feel that if you live your whole life, you can live according to your own heart. Whether it is difficult or easy, everyone will get what they want. But often people are caught up in the world. This ending shouldn't be considered depressing. "When you grow up, you can get married if you want to, if you don't want to get married, you can't get married, if you want to divorce, you can divorce, if you want to have children, you can have children, if you don't want to have children, you can't have children." This is a sentence that touches me more than "remember love".
Lightweight words, I like it
The little Taoist priest has wanted to be his wife since he was a child
I think the teacher's writing is very good. Maybe the teacher is a doctor or an obstetrician. There are many professional terms, but they are not deliberately slipped out. It is very natural. It feels like a very real story. How can love be so flexible? It's great that everyone can finally be reminded of what love is. Because I am also a Cantonese, it feels like it is happening around me, haha. I like this book by my teacher very much. I wish you a happy life and smooth work.
Feng Sheng posted on the forum, "Every day when I go home, I see my two dads making love to each other."
It's not easy for Huimin to do this.
Huimin finally found her own happiness
Love it! Grateful?)
Woohoo, he's been waiting for many years