Meixi

Sister, your book is the first romance novel I have read. I was in the second grade of elementary school at the time, and my classmate lent me a copy of "Time Travel: I Am a Mermaid" (it's one of those 9.9 Books with a very fancy cover, it's a thin volume, I guess it was a pirated copy of yours). I was still ignorant at that time, because it was just a fairy tale book. After reading it for the first time, I was surprised that it seemed to be one story from beginning to end. But I liked your story very much, and I couldn't help but fall in love with the novel. I was very, very emotional. I later transferred to another school. I have been looking for this book for a long time. I suddenly thought of it and searched the Internet again tonight, and finally found it. It was so emotional. It suddenly reminded me of the feeling of reading romance novels secretly under the covers with a flashlight at night. Thank you very much. Your Mei Qian has a great influence on me. I am now a third-year college student. My aesthetic standards are beautiful boys like Mei Qian and Lan Lao (=^▽^=). The first book I read was my sister's article, which is really great. [Blue Heart][Blue Heart]

Some people don't think highly of Chinese time-travel novels. For this reason, some people put China's time travel and America's time travel together - one cannot see the future, and the other cannot see the past. It's a travesty of course, but I don't think it's bad. Qiong Yao and Jin Yong decades ago were from one era, and our current time travel romance and fantasy are from another era. The popularity of each era reflects the spiritual culture of that era. Hegel said that existence is reasonable. There's nothing wrong with that. We now have many time travels, including time travel to ancient times, time travel to the future, time travel to childhood, time travel to novels, etc. To be honest, this is the first time I have seen time travel to fairy tales. Of course, since this is a book review, let's express our attitude. I think this book is very well written. First of all, to take care of the problem of a small supporting cast, let's first talk about the supporting cast in the article. What about witches? This kind of villain, who has been criticized in European fairy tales for a long time and whose mission is to prevent princes and princesses from getting together. The strong contrast between good and evil created for children in fairy tales is itself an artistic feature of children's literature, but it does not apply to more novels for adults. I am disgusted by the way some supporting characters are treated as heinous in some novels. This is not a fairy tale for children, but a novel for adults. It does not need to establish such indicators of good and evil. What we need to see in the novel is complexity - it can be complex human nature or a turbulent social environment. The world of adults is no longer simple black and white. If you say that you created an absolute villain just to construct a tragic framework to highlight the protagonist's misery, I can only say that you, classmate, have not gotten rid of the profound influence of children's literature on you. Hegel said that the greatest tragedy in the world is the collision of two sides with good reasons. This is what is called a tragic conflict. In layman's terms, the beauty of tragedy lies in the fact that you can't tell who is absolutely righteous in two aspects. Both aspects have their own reasons and difficulties, resulting in conflicts and contradictions. Yes, the novel is full of contradictions. It doesn't matter that some so-called writers don't understand this. After all, most people's IQs are below the average, but please don't poison our eyes casually. Dragons, witches, gardens of thorns. The gorgeous flowers create a lonely soul wandering in the cold castle - Lilia. She has extremely high intelligence and powerful spells. She pursues treasure and likes to play some perverted games. All she can do is wander in her dark castle day by day. We don't know what happened to her, but we can easily see her loneliness. This is a villain who is hard to hate, and I even think her power in the story has reached the level of God. She is the most typical contradictory personality - on the one hand, she scornfully disbelieves, but on the other hand, she admits that she is jealous of the kind of love that is willing to sacrifice her life. She made bets with Mei Qian again and again, and she bet with herself again and again. Maybe it was because her long life was too boring, or maybe she was unwilling to give in. The mysterious witch is as lonely as the wizard under the sea. A very interesting setting of Kano is that he can only make poison. Using poison to save people is like using cold and sharp scissor hands to hug a soft and fragile lover. The setting is a tragedy from the beginning. Finally, let's talk about love which I least know how to describe. The princess and the prince went through many difficulties and dangers, abandoned everything, and finally survived healthily, and perhaps each lived a happy life. The biggest difference between this novel and the original fairy tale is that in the fairy tale, only the princess is desperate for her own safety, and ultimately suffers a tragedy. It is the love of one person; while the novel is about the love of two people. The former is more tragic, while the latter satisfies the public psychology - the so-called love is a matter of two people. A person's loneliness is too sad. I really like the ending of the article. Some people say that to keep beautiful things, they should kill them at the moment when they are at their most brilliant, so the story stays at the most tragic and beautiful moment. Fairy tales simply say "the prince and the princess live happily together forever." I once thought that "forever" is the most beautiful and reliable thing. But when I grew up, I realized that these days, acid rain erodes the land reclamation from the sea, and it turns out that the sea will dry up very quickly. At the end of the article, Mercy turns into a mermaid and returns to the sea, and the prince gives up his throne and travels around the world. Races are still insurmountable, but at least we can see the love that once made people's hearts beat. Mermaids are a symbol of sadness and ominousness in the Western world. On the one hand, this may be a factor in the tragedy of the original story, but on the other hand, the original work itself may be to reflect a kind of imperfect beauty - a kind of unobtainable, unfinished love. There is also a saying that the princess's final demise was that she relied closely on her own spirit to find her immortal soul. The prince was the soul she wanted to find in the first place - for which she abandoned her homeland and sacrificed her bravery, blood and pain. It's a pity that love is like a bubble, sinking to the bottom of the sea and unable to respond. PS: The main text does not clarify the entanglement between Lilia and Kano, but everyone secretly speculates that Lilia is also a mermaid princess, Kano is a prince, and they have another ending. Since it is not stated, it is difficult to talk nonsense - By the way, where is the promised extra? To be honest, I haven't written any comments... Because I saw this article on my iPod (...) And after adding the author's dissatisfaction with the unfinished novel, I suddenly asked the author to write a review to support it, and then I came to fulfill the agreement...

Um, do these two short stories have anything to do with Mei Qian?

I must have read it wrong- -This restoration and update really surprised me- -

Oh~ you win. At first I always thought that Lilia was transformed from Meili, but later I sadly discovered that Lilia is still a composite creature... This is the way of the world.

Same new article

Looking forward to your new article=(^.^)=

What a shame, to be continued...

The article is still so dramatic. "I did some tricks on the shoes." I am speechless.

Although it hurts But with a touch of reality I don't like it, but I have to accept it This feeling is very confusing.