
The Human World (Part One)
人间世(上)
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 100k Words
- Genre
- Danmei (BL)
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 16y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
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Reader comments 38
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When I read it for the first time, I didn't expect that the article was written almost fifteen years ago. It is indeed a good article that can make people feel and think no matter how long I read it. Rong Ruo and Xie Min are painted vividly and three-dimensionally in Da Da's works, and it's really hard not to love them. The love we had when we were teenagers is really simple and beautiful. Although we can't be together at this time, maybe it's not the best time. You must love each other well when you meet again after ten years!
After watching it many times, Rong Ruo looks like a hermit, especially at a young age, he has hidden himself deeply, and he feels like he is hiding in the city. It's so different and strong. I really like this style of writing and the protagonists. The only ones that can compare with this one are Catching Spring and Autumn, and The Legend of Xiaolou is also very good. I really like articles that have my own thoughts on life.
The teacher who is in control seems to be in mackerel [caidog] now
I really like this article. I always remember what Xie Min said about Rong Ruo, the one who hates the west wind and can't blow it away [crying]
What the teacher wrote is really fine grain.
After watching it for the third time, I finally understood a lot of things. The youth of Rongruo and Xie Min was just as they later mocked themselves: it was miserable. Rong Ruo cared about Xi Qun but was misunderstood by her friends Guo Yue and Wei Meng. After Xi Qun passed away, he also contracted the disease. After taking a year off from school, he lived a lonely high school life without friends. Although the author did not say this clearly, he must have been lonely. Xie Min's father had an extramarital affair and was old-fashioned but snobbish. After her grandmother passed away, Xie Min must have been lonely studying abroad without the company of her friends such as Ah Jin, Wu Chen, and Lian Rui. It is in line with the saying, "The best is to forget love, the worst is to be inferior to love. The one who loves the most is my generation."
It's been almost ten years, and it's still my original Bai Yueguang.
Help(?д?;?)
Finally, after ten years, ten springs, summers, autumns, and winters, Xie Min returned to China, to Longyan, and to Rongruo, who had been wearing Jordan shoes for ten years.
There is power in the ordinary to move people's hearts