In the late 1980s and early 1990s, there were two boys.
One was from the south, the other from the north.
They found each other.
In the south, A Sheng was a wayward son. His father beat him, his mother ultimately died because of him, and his brother and sister-in-law rejected him. Then he met A Dong, a northerner, and the two decided to flee the south.
But as they were leaving, they encountered a thief on the road. A Sheng became a thief himself and was caught.
They ended up stranded far from home and found work at a dance hall. But who could have guessed that the place was hiding a huge secret, with a gang of 'bandits' waiting for them...
So pretty! (??ω??)??
After being beaten and wrongly accused, Ah Sheng's only thought was that he should smile. A genuine smile seemed like a luxury for him, and I felt so sorry for him. Both characters are pitiful, but Ah Sheng is more so because "for Ah Dong, peace and quiet were a gift from heaven; for Ah Sheng, peace and quiet were his entire world." He wanted peace and quiet, but others wouldn't give him any. How could his life be so tragic? If I could travel into the book, I would absolutely, positively save him!!
Why have you stopped updating? It's so well-written...
Although it was heartbreaking to watch, it also allowed me to feel the hardships of everyone involved. Although some parts were a bit exaggerated, it reminded me of some things from that time, even though I grew up in the countryside.
I forgot to rate it... Author's reply: Haha, it's okay to forget, you can make it up later.
What makes us different? It's our story from growing up and maturing until our death... That makes sense. It reminds me a bit of watching "To Live" back in the day... Add to favorites... Author's reply: Thank you, then let's continue our story!