The Jin Kingdom Series
One day, Medical Officer Pei and Constable Xiao Cheng went to a teahouse on patrol. Constable Xiao Cheng chatted with the owner about the teahouse's recent security and business. With nothing better to do, Medical Officer Pei leaned on the railing and listened in as the storyteller in the main hall vividly spun his tale.
As they left the teahouse, the sunset blazed, gilding the sky. Medical Officer Pei raised a hand to shield her eyes and asked, "Why are all the love stories told by storytellers about kings, lords, generals, ministers, and members of the imperial family?"
At the time, Constable Xiao Cheng was standing by a roadside flatbread stall, buying some flatbread. Hearing this, she opened her palm in front of Medical Officer Pei. Ten copper coins lay in her rough hand. The wind blew, making the torn sleeve of her uniform on her forearm flutter. "And you think I qualify?"
Medical Officer Pei took half a step back and looked the female constable up and down as she stood beneath the brilliant sunset. A moment later, she suddenly laughed. "I think you do. What do you think?"
Updates daily at 7 p.m., reliably, unless the author gets dragged off to be exploited for surplus labor. This is also a very short story.
Theme: I want to walk with you from the blazing sunrise to the fading twilight.
A very nice group portrait with a lot of information. You need to be patient to read it sentence by sentence. In some places, it reminds me of The Scholars. It's an interesting world structure. Life in the middle class is particularly lively. Swearing words are easy to come by. The roughness of life is revealed in these oral habits. Indeed, as the author himself said, in such an ordinary world that requires all energy to survive, how much proportion can love and affection occupy? At this time, love and love are no longer playthings in the hands of a domineering president, a pastime that cannot be obtained after having the whole world, but the most precious and shining things, even luxuries. Can ordinary people have these in ordinary life? Cheng Ping's hesitation is reasonable. But is Cheng Ping really ordinary and mediocre? Is her life really boring? Certainly not in the eyes of her lover. In the world around her, how do others view her? Perhaps, this sense of heaviness, mediocrity, and ordinaryness is just something you have inflicted on yourself? If there are no twists and turns, why is this story so attractive and touching? This tenacious vitality and indomitable energy to push the stone have turned Cheng Ping into an extraordinary person in daily life. Pei Xia is the highlight of this type of story. She is responsible for showing us the protagonist, showing her sense of responsibility, showing her rich but not barren inner world, showing her courage and daring to take the step of acceptance. This is not courage. In short, showing her extraordinary. But the story does not deal with these turning points in a thrilling way, such as a sudden understanding of the eyes, an exciting parting and death, endless temptations and psychological warfare, endless internal friction and suspicion... All things happened in a dull and breathless interval, but when they really happened, it made people feel regretful. This may be a feeling brought by dullness. It is not a whirlwind, ups and downs style, but it can arouse curiosity more. This is also inseparable from the arrangement of a large number of details of life, what is the city like, how are the people living in it, are there mud on the streets, what do you take with you when you go out, and what wine do you drink (Painted Pottery Square, hahahahaha). Every detail of the epidemic in the first act is very real, and even the power struggle is very vivid. Very strong control and writing skills. Why does Pei Xia have such a deep love for Cheng Ping? We don't know, but through all-round highlights, we actually know it. How they first met became their own flavours, too. We don't have to know everything. It's good that the story stops here, although it's also surprising. Stopping here allowed Cheng Ping to be intact, and also fulfilled Pei Xia's dream, without letting us see more struggles and ugliness. But if we can continue to weave beautiful dreams, let them go through fire and water, and give them a real he, wouldn't it be more comforting to people's hearts? Sometimes, even though we all know it's an anesthetic, isn't that what stories are for. In fact, the revelation of Pei Xia's identity is still a bit disappointing. It seemed like something had been stained. This is my personal mysophobia, but it doesn't mean that the story can't develop this way. After reading it, I feel so confused when I write it down. I like this story very much, give the author a thumbs up!
It is really the economic base that determines the superstructure
This ordinary feeling is really comfortable
This is a very good story
Good articles like this will definitely be discovered by more friends
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The author wrote it so well. I originally thought it would be a happy ending, but I didn't expect it to be so painful at the end.
The ending of the text is very good, written in the final blade
Hahaha, I am responsible for the people I (raised geese) hurt.
It's really well written. Xiao Cheng's workplace life is so tiring. I feel so tired when I read it. TT But it's great that Xiao Cheng and Xiao Pei can be together happily qaq