Flower of Dust

I vomited when I talked about the cost of transformation [laughing] This reminds me of some of the secular sayings about urging marriage, where a woman with normal outlook is matched with a man who has all kinds of evils, and then they say, "Just get married, and you will slowly transform him and he will become sensible." So people who think like this are probably similar to this, and they want to push independent women into a pit of fire.

It is a rare Western fantasy work, and it is also a masterpiece. It took me two or three days to finish it. However, there are also many shortcomings. For example, many people say that the description of Philidor in the later period is insufficient. I also think that the entire growth path of Philidor is very clear, but the description is not sufficient. In fact, the second half of the personal novel is quite rushed. There are so many characters that some important characters are not described enough. It would be great if there was a chapter about talking about the future after the war. After saying so much, it actually means that I still want to read [Kiss] There is another key person I want to talk about, and that is Fischer. I saw some comments saying that he is beautiful, strong but miserable. It is true that he is beautiful and strong, but where is the misfortune? Is it because his biological mother doesn't want to see him anymore and abandons him? The incident itself is not described too much, and coupled with his extraordinary status and superb strength, it really can't make me have the slightest sympathy for him. Fisher's arrogant, withdrawn and disrespectful mentality will probably never change in his lifetime, and no one is willing to patiently correct him. Even people like Cliff who have been with him for a long time cannot get into his heart. Fischer should have been alone for the rest of his life, and he had personally shut out all possible love.

After re-watching, I found that Filido and Fitch are actually very similar in character, so much so that they look like a little Fitch. As a noble temple apprentice at the beginning, Felido was not a kind-hearted person, and he also disliked Marlene's filthiness and vulgarity. (Ma Lin also knew this was the case) He just gave her a ring and took care of her simply under the guidance of the priest. He also had a bad mouth, pressure and irritability, and was a little stubborn when teaching Ma Lin how to write. The problem of bad breath is exactly the same as that of Fischer. However, he and Ma Lin were not very good at that time. During their adventures, whether driven by the outside world or internally, he was changing and learning. He's getting better. Maybe if Fischer's status was not so high and he could take risks and setbacks with Ma Lin, he might be willing to learn new things from Ma Lin and change his mind. Just like Frito.

A very beautiful story. Most of the people in this story are hypocritical and greedy, but they are also true. The economic base determines the superstructure, and how people in this society are shaped by the social environment. People with low status have no choice, while people with high status guard their immediate interests and are unwilling to change. Marlene was lucky enough to have the opportunity to cross class. She experienced everything ugly, and instead of being assimilated by the higher class, she did what she could to change the world, recognized the truth of life, and still loved life. Perhaps in reality the impact one person can have is very small, but as long as a fire is lit, someone will always pass it on. Marlene, beautiful soul, flower of dust.

It's so cool. Ferrero's self-righteous love seems to Ma Lin to be just a dream.

Fei is a dictatorial misogynist who has been trying to deprive the female protagonist of her freedom before. Feili is also average, he seems to have been brainwashed, but as long as the heroine likes it, that's fine

So what about love, it is not a great thing. I mean, everyone's love has the same name, but it can be very different from each other. The term "love" does not refer to anything. It is vague and empty.

Great, I made the right bet, but I still want to watch the storyline between the heroine and Fei, just to see an arrogant man like him suffer.

A very nice article, but it ended too hastily and I didn't read enough.

Heifei gave up the heroine because his pride did not allow him to accept failure, so there would be no face-to-face confrontation. He would rather not start, then he would not lose.