A Promise Lost to Time [Western Fantasy]

I really, really like this story, and I feel once again what a talented and sincere author Shu is. Accompanying their growth along the way, I seem to have gained courage from them, which is of great significance to me. I sincerely hope that Hope Tree will get better and better in the future of writing, and don't be constrained by reality, data, or reader feedback. You are precious, and you deserve everything you love.

This article was shining brightly on my bookshelf and I couldn't keep my eyes open. I was really tired from reading the part describing the war, but fortunately I read it intermittently. In the end, I even guessed that Nice had the idea and reason to sacrifice herself (and also thought of being with Ian. At that time, I had a picture of the two of them sitting side by side with their fingers clasped on the clock tower with their eyes closed. ) And I was pleasantly surprised, knowing that this was He, so I was very relieved. After reading this volume, I couldn't help but sigh that it was really not easy for them... I was able to persist in reading the war part because their emotional battle for 300 rounds finally came to a justifiable ending. This is the only way to get to He as described by Nice. There is no reason to not witness it at this point. One sentence that impressed me deeply was Ness's sentiment: The more you feel that it would be easier to die than say it, the more clearly you have to say it. Many things still have to be done bravely to lead to a good ending. In the end, Nice said everything that needed to be said except for those three words. Hey, maybe she would blurt it out inadvertently in the future that I can't see. In this way, the feeling of loss after reading a book can be somewhat comforted, because they are all alive and moving towards a future that no one knows what will happen. So good... It's all my fault that my wife brought them all to life, I still can't bear to part with them (crying)

The Western fantasy worldview has always been quite niche, and good writing is even less common. Compared with the grand and gorgeous magical world described by other authors, this article is more like a realistic European medieval style. When I first clicked in, I was attracted by the words in the copy: "I can't die for you, but I can narrowly escape death for you in places you can't see. Time and time again." After reading the full text, I realized that this sentence was different from my original understanding, but it was touching enough. Frankly speaking, the characters of Agnes and the male protagonist are both types that I don't like very much. They have low self-esteem, are sensitive, have too much self-esteem, are cautious, long for love but don't believe in love, etc., Which are easily reminiscent of myself. They are not likable protagonists and have countless flaws, but they surprisingly feel real, like countless ordinary people in reality. We will hesitate and struggle, reflect on what we have not done well enough, and regret after making a certain decision, but this is who we are. Thanks to my wife for writing such an unusual protagonist and allowing me to see such an imperfect but touching story. I want to believe that the world written by my wife really exists, and Agnes's story will never end.

Can a physical book be published... I really want to collect it. I usually skip the description of scenery after reading too much. In your article, I will try to imagine it over and over again. I want to learn how to write and direct for your book.

I rarely write long paragraphs after finishing. This time, it resonated with me because of the postscript, and I was constantly touched in my aftertaste. Indeed, the two protagonists in this book are so "dark" and have various awkwardnesses, but their experiences are far more exciting than the icing on the cake in my heart, because they are growing and changing, and change always comes with the denial of what is common. The brokenness and reshaping it brings are painful but worth it. As for helping dreams, the author promotes more than just them and the author himself. As for the "self-centeredness" mentioned in the postscript, I think it is a very personal and free expression. Even though I think it may have a small audience, for people like me, everything I encounter may be needed. The author can retain the confidence that "only I can". Finally, I would like to thank the author for his ingenious ideas, his steady development, and his continuous improvement in writing and writing. I feel a little "tired" after reading this article, but it is very worthwhile and very happy.

The characters of the male and female protagonists are very interesting. As the author said, not a typical protagonist, but I did cry at some amazing places while reading this book. Maybe this is something that an equally imperfect ordinary person sees in the protagonists. Ordinary people in reality lack courage even more than the protagonist group, and find it difficult to look directly at themselves and their problems. This tangled story that doesn't go smoothly can still give me some valuable encouragement as an ordinary person. I sincerely wish the author a smooth life, and that he can keep writing articles and write more stories that he wants to express.

It is precisely because of the various shortcomings of the character that the choices made at certain moments are so touching. Although the plot direction of Discovery Shuda's writers is tempting enough, once you read it, you will find that the inner struggles and growth of the protagonists, and the causes and consequences behind the story are the treasures hidden under the surface of the plot, which are so vivid and vivid that people can empathize with them.

Sahua is a work I like very much. The growth of the heroine makes me particularly emotional. To some extent, I hope I can be like her.

Masterpiece. . . . This must have been the level of Jane Eyre in the past!

Woo woo woo, so strong, so loving. In the end, it echoes the beginning and the end. The beginning is when they were young and they met to elope under the green shade, and the end is when the two meet again after everything and enter tomorrow, woo woo woo.