
Moonlight Beyond the City
城外的月光
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- Completed
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- 390k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
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- 16y ago
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- JJWXC
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Asphyxia! Deep suffocation! The second brother burned his last life for Xiaodong, and Xiaodong spent five years in memory of his second brother. I think I should be happy when my second brother left. I was happy that Xiaodong was finally no longer the little girl hiding in a turtle shell under his care and could face setbacks on her own. I am happy that Muyu will wholeheartedly give Xiaodong a happy home. You will also get out of sadness under the guidance of wooden fish. Xiaodong will be happy even without his care. Fortunately, Xiaodong was still with him in the last moment. . . . . A moment is also an eternity. I prefer to understand that their eternity is fixed at that moment. He gave the good memories to Xiaodong as a gift, hoping that Xiaodong would get over the sadness with the good memories and live a happy life, along with his share. . . The second brother is a heart-wrenching guy. Reading between the lines of Lan Da's words made me deeply feel the heartache, heartache and unwillingness behind his smile to Xiaodong before his death. He concealed the unwillingness and heartache in his heart just to make Xiaodong feel less sad. Meeting her second brother was Xiaodong's greatest happiness, and meeting Muyu was Xiaodong's greatest luck.
This article has been very good from the beginning, but it seems particularly hypocritical since the second brother fell ill. I don't understand the meaning of the second brother deliberately making Xiaodong misunderstand that he has a new love and abandoning him. Since the second brother has this disease and knows that he will not live long, he should know that Xiaodong will always know the truth after he dies. Why was Xiaodong's love at that time so embarrassing? How much should Xiaodong blame herself? "Why didn't I accompany my second brother when he was in the most pain? Why didn't I discover his illness earlier? Why can't I firmly believe in my second brother's love? Why was it Feng Dan who took care of my second brother in the end instead of me?" Fortunately, the author was merciful and allowed Xiaodong to accompany his second brother for a while, but I feel that it did not sublimate their relationship. Originally, Xiaodong could firmly accompany his second brother through the final journey. The latter journey is the consummation of their love. It is a pity that the author tortured these two people in pursuit of torture. The second brother and Xiaodong broke up and went to France. It had no meaning except making the two of them miserable. Xiaodong was abandoned by the second brother twice, once false and once real, but Xiaodong's pain was real. The author has always placed Xiaodong in a lower position than the second brother. I feel very sorry that their love has not been sublimated. In addition, the low-character Liu Xiaoqin just married into a wealthy family and became a rich wife, while the even-lower character Feng Dan actually became famous and became a star, but the second brother was written off? What kind of world is this? The bad guys get more and more exciting as they live, but the good guys end badly? What does the author mean by this? Are the three views correct?
Three chances, five years, maybe the moment he writes, Sun Shaoyan's ending is set. After reading it again, I feel that he is really pitiful, like an NPC. No matter how good and kind the person is, he still leaves because the heroine cannot leave without leaving. There is no high-sounding reason to love others... Rush, very rush! It's painful to read, but you don't have to torture the characters. If you don't love it, you don't love it. Don't pretend to be affectionate under the guise of love!
I think of the novel "Moonlight Outside the City" I read in the school library in junior high school. It was probably the first pseudo-orthopedic novel I read in my life. At that time, I was surprised why there was a novel with this theme in the library. Later, I thought about the title and the cover. It was indeed quite "normal" haha. Today I revisited Jinjiang again. It's still pretty good over the past 10 years. But some of the things in it that are limited to the times feel very strange. For example, when the heroine called 120 to go to the hospital for acute appendicitis, she clutched her wallet and did not bring her mobile phone. (Laugh)
I thought it was very real, but in the end it was really touching, very plain, but a book worth reading! Highly recommended.
The second brother's death was so bloody. . . . I hate my mother after death. . . It's been a long time since I've read an article that was so heartbreaking. Thank you, stepmother, for letting me experience it again.
I was attracted by the words little by little, and slowly burst into tears. From the chapter where I felt the second brother's feelings for Dongzi, I seemed to have a vague idea of the second brother's ending. I definitely don't read tragic articles in the usual sense, but for this article, I saw Dongzi's strength and growth bit by bit, and saw the companionship of Mu Mu and his naughty son at all times, which made people can't help but read it. The description of other characters in the article and the combination of the plot make this article actually more vivid and touching. Hey, this is a good-looking novel. It is definitely not a tragedy, but it is very sad. People who abuse it should call out the author's hard heart. Ha ha
No, who knows where the author lives? I'm going to beat him up... And I'll ask my second brother to come too... Wow, the ending is too bad.
I have been following this article since 2008, but I stopped reading it when it was not updated for a long time, but I still remember it subconsciously. I suddenly remembered it the day before yesterday, but I forgot its name. It took a lot of effort to get it out, and it took me two nights to read it. Very profound. Very delicate. It was also very touching, making me burst into tears.
I read this book a long time ago and waited for the update, but when I saw Xiaodong's sloppy approach to relationships, I had no interest in reading further. But because of Lan Da's books, most of the time the book becomes more addictive the closer you read it to the end, and there is a feeling of darkness and light. So I waited for Lan Da to write the ending, and recently I picked it up and read it. The death of the second brother in the ending made me cry for a long time. I was sad for his hopeless love with Dongzi, but also happy for his and Dongzi's bravery. If we can't stay together forever, then dying next to the one you love is also a kind of happiness. What I hate most is the kind of self-righteousness that is good for each other, just like when the second brother and Dongzi finally wanted to face their feelings bravely, the second brother just went to Paris without saying anything because of his illness. This kind of injury and blow undoubtedly caused Dongzi's newly relaxed heart to shrink back into a hard shell. Fortunately, she has so many friends around her who care about her, allowing her to slowly come out of the shadows, face her feelings, and make the right choice. Lan Da's writings are emotionally delicate and fascinating. Although there are bad things and death, reading Lan Da's writings still makes people feel happy.