The Great Writer and the Philosopher

I happened to discover this book when I was short on literature, and read it in two days. I cried half a pack of tissues during the process, but looking back carefully, the whole story should be considered a happy ending... I don't really like documentary literature, politics, and other more serious things, but how can I put it, the output of certain opinions by the author makes me feel very natural and intentional I am the kind of person who is willing to continue even if I shed tears and even do some superficial thinking (this does not rule out the fact that I have shallow eye sockets). Anyway, I had the desire to leave a message after I read it halfway through yesterday, but thinking about that part at that time made me burst into tears and made me feel depressed, so I decided to finish it first. As for the ending, due to my always shallow literary literacy, I dare not make any judgment on the art, writing style, or even the plot, but I still think that this is a good article, and it is even meaningful to me at least. Thank you for the reading experience you brought me, and I wish you more good articles in the future~

This article seems to most people to be unfounded, and to me it also has some shortcomings, big and small. But overall, it's at least good. At least it made me truly understand some principles of being a human being. The plot and everything are also very good. It can be seen that the author is really serious about writing. Most people's evaluation of a book is nothing more than writing, plot, etc. But for self-evaluation of a book, no matter what else it is like, as long as it can bring you benefit and happiness, it is enough. So there is no need to stick to other things. I clicked into this book by accident. I saw the literary title "Great Writers and Philosophers" and out of interest, I clicked in. To be honest, derivative novels are rarely named in this style. I am very curious about what the content of a novel with such a name would be like? When I first clicked in to watch it, I felt it was a bit nonsensical and unnecessary, but out of curiosity, I continued to watch it. But after reading more than a dozen chapters, I decided to buy it all. Even though I haven't read One Piece, I believe this book is a must-read. The article also told me many truths, such as the sentence the protagonist once said to someone before [If the answer is not what was asked, it has been answered, no need to ask anymore]. I chewed this sentence carefully several times and realized that I am such a person who cannot read the air. There is also "Dark River" when the hero and heroine were children, which is also a rare romantic memory, leaving a warm color in people's hearts. But what particularly impressed me was "Heroes", in which people were deeply persecuted by the war... I am really lucky to have met the author and this book. Although it was finished when I purchased it, it was a big regret that I couldn't accompany the author to write the article. But I still thank the author for bringing such a beautiful book. Thank you Also, my nickname is "If you see me, please tell me to go study", not "If you see me, please tell me to go away"

Teacher, although I know that you may not go back and read the comments on this novel that has been completed for a while, but I felt so excited after reading it in one sitting. I often cry while watching it. Sometimes I feel disapproval, and sometimes I keep nodding my head. I am a person who loves to read fan romance novels. I don't say I read them every day, but I read them every week without interruption. But the story of Sensei's Naruto is so different. My friend told me that fans who write about Naruto in this way are all praising Masashi Kishimoto. On the other hand, I am also someone who doesn't like to read obscure books. I told my friend that if the teacher's story didn't have the familiar Naruto as a carrier, I might not be able to read it. The two of us clumsily and sadly discussed the world of Naruto, literature, and people. I had to reflect on myself even while reading a novel. Teacher, I often feel the same when I watch it, but I am just an ordinary person who even lives a very happy life in comparison. I went to school alone abroad and didn't get along well with my mean British neighbors. Occasionally I would be ignored in the supermarket because of my yellow skin, which felt so sad. I was overwhelmed and alone. No one taught me how to protect myself when faced with discrimination. I clicked on this article one lonely night, and suddenly I felt a sense of enlightenment. The teacher's words are powerful. After I stayed up until five o'clock to read it, I started to download the unread books in the teacher's catalog. It's been a long time since I read a book seriously. Teacher, although I don't know if you can see it, I still want to thank you.

Thoughts have weight. When a person thinks clearly about what he really wants and what he really wants to do, it will be easier for him than most people to leverage his life and achieve happiness. The happiness of Firefly Weasels is like this. It looks very deep, but as long as they can achieve a little bit of the life they want, it is already a happiness that is beyond the reach of ordinary people. What's more, they have the power to realize happiness, so they go further and further on this road, and eventually the world will be shaken by it. [Compare hearts][Compare hearts]

After reading it, I adjusted it from the first chapter and read it with the mentality of reading a novel. After finishing it, I had a hazy feeling of half-understanding. Great. Just like a fish swimming at the bottom of a stream that was startled by an observer on the shore, the fine sand stirred up by its tail suddenly dispersed and then slowly sank - caressing my heart.

So Itachi really learned about celestial bodies because of Polaris, right? ! ! Woohoo, I was afraid at first that I was overthinking it. It's really sweet.

The romance of literati is so touching. When the stars are filled with literature, when should we take a rest

It took me a day and a night to read this book. I probably don't read this kind of book very often, but I finished it. I like Polaris because she is the North Star. As a reader, I don't have much opinion about the literature mentioned in the book. I couldn't calm down to read those literary works, but I finished reading this book. Many people can tell the truth, and that's all it takes after hearing it too much. I may not remember much of what the teacher wrote after reading it once, and I may not necessarily review it again, but in my opinion it is really well written. After reading it, even when I was writing a review, I kept thinking about those words (I couldn't write any more). In short, the teacher's book is really good.

Press claw I came across my wife's work last night and read it in one breath until three in the morning. After I got up today, I read a lot more and finally finished it. Since I have never read One Piece in its entirety, I have only read a few issues of One Piece comics published in newspapers when I was a kid, so I actually read the One Piece part in a fog. But for the Naruto part, really, I sighed countless times, what Polaris said is so right, maybe I also need a teacher like Polaris! ! I excitedly shared with my sister several chapters of the article that I thought were particularly reasonable. The two of us analyzed for a long time topics such as society and dreams that we would not discuss seriously in ordinary times... The older I get, the more I feel that reading more, reading good books, and reading well are such a real blessing.

I have a question, how do you manage to incorporate so many, um, famous quotes into your writing?