Narrow Escape

Complete text. For the next book, I will probably write "Arrow of the Heart" first. It should be a short and interesting story of more than 100,000 words, with a modern background, a framework and beginning written a long time ago. I will probably write "The Law of Non-Conservation" next, I hope it will be a relaxing and enjoyable life sightseeing tour. Both books are in the column.

I was actually a little disappointed when I saw the announcement of the drama. I felt that no one could play Lin Wanxing, and she was actually a very controversial female star.

For a long time, I felt that I couldn't find any good works, and many works were just for the sake of pleasure, until I happened to read this novel. When I first started reading it, I had a lot of questions. Does the author have any experience in related fields? Has the author experienced something similar? Is the author also dissatisfied and helpless with some inherent phenomena in real life but still hopes to make changes? ... When I read the whole book quickly, I seemed to feel that there was no need to ask questions. Even if life is destined to be a losing game, we cannot give up on ourselves because of anyone or anything. The author always uses the simplest words to explain profound truths. I hope that every girl in real life can find the lost self in this work, always maintain her own core, and stand firmly on her own side. My boat is myself, and I wish every me will always be me.

If you come from a TV series, please don't post it in the comment section of the novel. Is that okay?

The recent match between Cape Verde and Argentina reminded me of this novel, so I came back to read it again. But the biggest impression after seeing this is that after watching Tianji Plato (?) For a long time, I have forgotten how fiercely Mr. Rabbit was driving in Criminal Minds at that time, so I was surprised to see the scraps (?) Of this chapter.

I recently saw the match between Cape Verde and Argentina. I haven't been so excited about a football match in a long time. Thinking of this story again... I'm still very touched

Hey, just order it all. This is my second Chang'er novel after "Criminal Minds". The update of the drama is too slow. I thought about reading the original novel first. I haven't seen this kind of subject yet. In fact, I also watched the drama "Basic Genius". I thought the drama was so shocking. I don't know how good the novel is. It's amazing. Chang'er, you are really good at everything you write [shy]

I saw it from yesterday morning to early this morning. I read Tianji for the first time when I was in high school. I bought the paper book and read it many times. It was also the first time I got to know the name "Chang'er". Tianji has been my guide in life for a long time. Genius and ordinary are also things that have troubled me for a long time. It not only made me temporarily forget about the shame of effort, but also made me realize later that I had already met something I loved and would stick to it. There was a question in this year's college entrance examination essay about changes in attitude towards a word. Even though I had graduated, I still couldn't help but want to write something when I saw the question, and that word was a genius - something I thought I would work hard to get rid of later. Before the holidays this year, I saw a trailer for a TV series that mentioned Yongchuan University. I immediately thought of Tianji. When I checked, I found out that it was actually a novel written by the same author. I thought I must read it when I have time during the holidays. This holiday is a very touching holiday for me, because I work part-time as a tutor in the institution downstairs. Because I have watched Tianji, I think I am too ordinary to be ordinary. However, among the two children I teach, they think that they are already great even if they are admitted to high school. I want to affirm them and give them encouragement, but I find that going to high school is really something that they need to think about and worry about. So I started asking, how big is the common range, what is the median, and where is the mode. I think maybe it is because I am in my early twenties that I will inevitably suffer from Fan Wenqing disease. There was a time when my cousin came to me for guidance. I could see that she had severe depression tendencies. I survived my depression on my own, so my experience is not applicable to everyone. I could only try my best to enlighten her and tell some hellish jokes. I didn't mention the need to seek professional help. Because I was not sure whether she would resist, I told her at that time, "If you really have a strong desire to die one day, and if you have even the slightest thought of calling someone or asking for help, you must obey that desire to live, okay?" During the vacation, I have been thinking about what I will do in the future, take a teaching qualification and become an art teacher? I have determined that I like painting, but I don't have the motivation and determination of Lin Zhaoxi, so I have never considered it as my dream. But it's true that if I couldn't create, my life would be meaningless. What gave me a goal was seeing the recruitment of a game company. I thought, I want to try to get an internship there. This idea became more and more profound. My mother asked me if I couldn't learn painting, should I take the teaching qualification exam in the future? I asked myself at that time, if my future was like this, would I be willing to do so? Not willing to give in. It was a feeling stronger than regret. On the bus back to school, I finally had time to read this book, National Football Team, which was a bit strange when I thought about it. I couldn't understand the first game. It was hard to imagine just reading the text, especially for someone like me who has a sense of pictures when reading things. When I read this kind of text, my brain went completely blank, so I asked my roommate who likes to play football to give me some off-site tutoring. As always, there are inspirational jokes. I think my current love of black humor and chicken soup is entirely due to Tianji. Many words in Tianji are worth using, especially since I have read them so many times, so I really feel like I have a callback when I see similar sentences in Narrow Road. Now that I see these words, my mood is completely different, and I feel like someone who has been there before. Being able to output values, encouragement, and principles as words is an admirable profession for a writer. More than once, I have felt in Chang'er's books that words are really powerful. The scene where Wan Xing tells Wang Fa that he wants to jump is probably the scene that touched me the most. It has the same feeling as the first time I saw the sentence "I and I have been around for a long time, but I am me". It is probably when you solve a mathematical problem and succeed in taking a wrong approach, you only meet the answers of other people who have also solved the same problem. This is called resonance. Probably because I have had the same experience, I feel particularly empathetic when I see this place. Moreover, in the process of enlightening others, I once said similar words to Lin Wanxing, which was a very subtle feeling. When there were thirty chapters left, I thought, let me write a book review. Since I have only seen Tianji and Narrow Road, I can only compare these two. In terms of writing style, the narration and monologue descriptions are similar to Tianji, except that the characters' lines are much rougher, because most of the characters are a group of high school students who smoke and often fight. As for the male and female protagonists, we can see a little bit of Tianji in their characters, and the character creation is still good. In fact, some scenes are quite humorous, but I don't know if it is because the book itself describes a lot of sports competitions, so I was quite nervous while reading it, and I could feel that my heart was not at ease. The emotional line of the male and female protagonists is faster than Tianji. I've seen some complaints about the adaptation of "Narrow Road", saying that the heroine always calls those high school students babies. I didn't comment because I haven't read the ins and outs. It's also written in the original novel. My feeling is that at first, the heroine said it to the group of children in a speechless manner. Later, part of it was because the two parties were disgusted with each other. The heroine studied educational psychology, and it felt like adults teasing children, and then maybe there was a feeling of getting closer to show intimacy. Personally, I think it's okay. This is almost the same feeling. The current rating of this book in my mind is probably slightly lower than that of Tianji. After all, I have read Tianji many times, and I watched Bai Yueguang in high school. The subject matter and characters have been my spiritual guide for so many years, and the feelings are there. If I had read the book Narrow Road back then, it might not have been as effective as Tianji. If I hadn't experienced some things before, I might not have been as deeply moved by reading this book. In addition, Narrow Road was about sports competition, so it was still too far away from me. Although the two books are similar in core, they are different. They both ask questions about what I like and what I want to do in the future, but the answers in the two books are different. The male and female protagonists of Tianji really like mathematics. The female protagonist has changed from being confused at the beginning to having the opportunity to enter the parallel world, and has regained her passion for mathematics. The male protagonist has always been loyal to mathematics. Tianji talks more about love and hard work, loyalty to ideals, and loyalty to one's heart. In Narrow Road, both the male and female protagonists are in a confused stage. Even in the chapter I am reading now, they are still looking for answers. The female protagonist knows that football is not just about victory, but she still wants to win during the game. The male protagonist does not agree with professional football as a whole. They and the group of high school students probably help each other, not in a physical sense, but when the male and female protagonists find answers to the high school students about what they want to do and the meaning of football when they compete. (In fact, there is also an exploration of the meaning of mathematics in Tianji. For those people who love mathematics, I think studying itself is meaningful, even if it cannot be solved). The difference between football and mathematics is that there are wins and losses, so in football games, besides victory, there is nothing else. So at present, the focus of Narrow Road for me is dreams and choices. I feel that this kind of book can arouse emotions to such an extent that once you read it, you will think about nothing else. However, the feeling it brings is not the kind of infinite flow or suspense, but a feeling of soaring adrenaline caused by being nervous about the outcome of the game. After reading a hundred chapters, I couldn't help but sigh, Yongchuan University is a place prone to accidents. Lao Lin's professor plagiarized before, and this book is even worse. There are still a lot of cases in Yongchuan University, and the heroine is also involved. A university with such a reputation is actually a top university, or are we better? The professors at Yongchuan University are all so perverted, and the professor who cannot "love" has appeared twice... In the chapter where the male protagonist confesses, I was very moved by the book review I wrote earlier. What is the meaning of football besides victory? I finally have the answer, and the method of the male protagonist's confession is as romantic as Tianjili, and there is a feeling of echo. The review after reading the book is that the dozens of chapters that follow use the foreshadowing to elevate the value of this novel. This book is about choice and love, but it is more than that. If you have to use words to describe it, it is growth. It seems very broad to say it. Perhaps frustration is more appropriate, which is also what Xiao Xiao The name "Narrow Road" refers not only to the surrounding environment itself. In addition to the victims, the high school students themselves are also troubled teenagers. They made mistakes, how to change their ways, and how to take responsibility. It is probably a story about a group of people who suffered more serious experiences that made them imprisoned in the darkness, and finally chose to face the sunshine. If I had read it the year before last, it might have helped me a lot. Now, it is on par with Tianji, because its theme is very high and the writing is very good, but I read it too fast. It is also a novel worth reading again. The stamina is so great. I don't know if it's because I read it too quickly. I felt like I had a bit of a withdrawal reaction after watching the extras. Like, literally being dropped into Hongjing City for a day trip. There is a feeling like being caught in a heavy rain. The huge amount of information comes up after a while, and it is really spiritual food. It fills you up, and then you realize after a while that I just read a novel, and then think about it again and again. I think I'm really lucky. My sister gave me a paper copy of Tianji and I read a character's story, which introduced me to a very good author. I am really happy to encounter such a good novel, not to mention, I really learned this from the book.

Can you write another post-marriage extra?

Not far from the narrow road, you will finally see the light