The Rogue's Legend

This world takes away the confidence of women to survive, and then gives men some rights over women, so women and men are tied together. Even if she could escape, he could not escape this terrible fact. She and he could have been free.

After reading the article, I actually feel that this article is not just about a simple love story, but it also contains something else. To be honest, I don't quite understand it. I had the same feeling when I finished watching "Boy on the Edge". The author is so awesome

Originally, I finished reading this novel a year ago, and I had countless things to say at that time. But in the end, I waited until a year later when all the turbulence in my heart had settled down before I dared to write, for fear of distorting the novel. Because this is the first time I have seen something called "vitality" in an online novel (I really don't want to call "Legend of the Ruffian" an online novel). Online romance novels are filled with too many grievances, love affairs, life and death, all of which are no better than Grandma Qiong Yao's. Even rural love has a polished, pretentious flavor. But "Legend of the Ruffian" is different. It seems rough but has been repeatedly refined and polished language, coupled with life stories that are as fresh as fresh seafood, full of rich flavor of life and vigorous vitality. The strong dock culture has created the strong vitality of Wuhan people. You can call them petty bourgeois, you can say they are vulgar, but it is in this vulgar atmosphere of petty bourgeois that their original and vigorous vitality is revealed. Only this kind of vitality can withstand the constant violent impact of life. Life has not polished them round and smooth like fine sandpaper, but instead carved out their fiery temperament like a knife or an axe. Perhaps Wuhan writers have this tradition. They are good at digging out materials from this vulgar lower-class life and salvaging stories with strong vitality. There is no obvious Chinese language in the article, but I seemed to see the fierce sunshine in Wuhan in August and smell the fishy smell of East Lake water. Wuhan girls and aunts seem to be famous all over the country for their loud voices and fierce style. When Ling Shuai came to clarify his relationship with Xiang Lin, Xiang Lin's mother inevitably showed off her words. Those tough words were really scary. No mother wants her daughter to marry a migrant worker without a stable job, but the budding feelings are like seeds sprouting from the ground and no one can hold them back. Of course, it was not without struggles and repetitions. Xiang Lin, Ling Shuai, and all the supporting characters also have their own troubles - the burdens of life, and the variables that no one can predict in the future. Of course, this is still just a love novel. The author has artistically dealt with the painful side of life at the bottom, retaining most of the happiness and hope in it. The author does not describe the life of the lower class with a cold writing style or analyze the morbid life of the lower class with a critical eye like Wuhan writer Fang Fang. This reminds me of another Wuhan writer Chi Li. Although the author does not depict Wuhan's lower-class style paintings in all aspects like Chi Li, he is still full of love for life in this city and writes about the "life show" of the lower class in his own style. Of course, people at the bottom will inevitably yearn for the life at the top. When Xiang Lin meets his brother with glasses, when the bottom class meets the top class, he will inevitably feel ashamed of himself at first, wanting to get closer to the "elegance" of the top class and hide all his vulgarity. But after a period of time, Xianglin's life became extremely depressing. This was because the vitality from the bottom was stifled by hypocrisy and hypocrisy. This adventure to the so-called "upper class" actually narrowed the distance between the two, allowing Xiang Lin to see how unsuitable that hypocritical, life-killing life was for her. In the end, Xiang Lin finally gave up the idea of ​​pursuing "elegant life", returned to Ling Shuai, and found his own life. Of course, the author's original intention may not be as I interpreted it. But only excellent works can withstand repeated exploration and excavation, and different themes can be unearthed each time. Maybe the author just wants to write a story about ruffians and youth, but I still want to thank the author for dedicating such a wonderful "life show" to everyone.

I really like this story, it's real, passionate, and youthful. I have been to Guiyuan Temple alone. I have regrets but not regrets. The characters were sober, but I was confused.

Jian An is really amazing. Each of your stories will leave a deep impression on me. Every time I think about it, it will still be fresh in my mind. No matter how ordinary a story is, it will have the power to make people forget it in your writing!

I feel like I haven't seen enough! I feel like the story of the two of them can be continued.

Well, a very touching story, the ordinary love between two ordinary people

It's so touching and it also inspires me to grow.

Very touched! For cigarettes and bells What a pity! For Xiaomei and Big Watermelon I really hope that when Xiaomei returns to Wuhan, Da Xigua is still waiting for him.

There are still many feelings. Living a life without being dramatic is a true portrayal of most of us.