[Ultimate Class 1] Necrosis of the Bone

This book belongs to me. I read it for the first time with great difficulty, and then finished it. (I stumbled because the writing was too realistic and I couldn't finish it in one sitting. I needed to read it for a while. I originally wanted to read some sweet stories to escape reality, but it taught me a lesson). The content is quite unexpected, but the details are within reason. (Praising the teacher's writing style, it's not OOC at all to write directly and empathetically.) After all, this is a campus drama about the passionate youth of middle school students. It is difficult to think about their return to reality, which is why I generally don't want to watch their life after marriage when watching steady or TV dramas. I want to give my memories a perfect ending and leave some dignity to each other. But the author wrote it from this perspective, and it knocked me to death. It just works wonders. Even when a group of people like them return to society, they feel that their lives are like a chicken and an egg, and everyone has their own troubles. On the contrary, after the fantasy was shattered, I had a real feeling. Although I felt disappointed, I remembered it hard. After all, it is difficult to get everything together even if you are crazy (not). Then from the perspective of reading the article, these couples that have appeared so far cp I almost feel like I'm going to be (no), let's talk about some people I like more. Among girls, I like Han, she's so full of life. Every girl is very popular, but I especially like Han. Although Annie and Angel Bar gave me a good feeling But the breathless feeling, they are very good and beautiful, but Angel is the coquettish beauty of Thelma and Louise, and Annie is the decorative flower of the quiet time. She is like a growing flower. I currently think she has unlimited possibilities. She has a strong desire to live, and Han's family is unhappy, but she will still guard Wuxiong like a protector, will resist, change, and will return to society as a guide for Wuxiong, in front of Teacher Tian and her poor baby with Down syndrome. You can think about the problem from Teacher Tang's perspective. Why does the mother have to dedicate herself? Why can't she live her life? Do children necessarily want to live? She is kind and sharp, and will not put herself in a dangerous position. Although she is not perfect it is typical. She likes vanity but also wants a decent life, a suitable partner, and a transcendence of classes. She feels like she is moving up, and she still has the motivation and direction of anxiety. She does seem to have her own rhythm at the moment. I think she is great for living hard (dog head protection). Compared with Feifei's worry and anger, Gai Gai's cautious and selfless dedication, Teacher Tian's Madonna-like self-sacrifice, I think she is free. Compared to An Qi and Annie, she is down-to-earth, and compared to Sister Sha, Wu Xiong thinks on her own, so I like her very much. Talking about boys, in fact, the only one who can see through it now is Tian Hongguang, who has brains, sense and high emotional intelligence. Maybe it's not a big mistake because he doesn't appear much. I think Dadong is the sun, which is too ungrounded, silly and naive, and dazzling but distant. (Maybe because I am a dark person) so I have no interest in traditional male protagonists. I even feel a little bit happy when he is not good at life. There are also times when he doesn't shine. Emm prefers them to get together. An Qi and Han said that he is very good, but then they are not together. Xiaoyu is as naughty as his name, not Heavy Rain, he is very restrained, very artistic, long-term humidity, he himself is trapped in it, he has his own gentleness and nobility. I think it would have been better if he and An Qi were not together because they were only different in class. He just looked better. I can't say that he was completely healed. He was like a gentle drizzle, not a heavy rain that drowned me to death all at once. But for a long time, I felt arthritis, frozen shoulder, and lumbar muscle pain when we were together for a long time. Let me talk about my favorite Arthur Wang. He is not a good person. He has done a lot of ridiculous things that the second generation of rich people do, but he treats me like wind and waves. He is dangerous but charming, not sticky, and refreshing. Maybe it is because he does not have any major setbacks and goes smoothly. Maybe it is because he lives a very courageous life, admits it openly, does not shy away from facing it, and is not very self-sentimental. He is bad and interesting. He and Dadong Xiaoyu, who both have money, are less twisted than him, and Dadong Xiaoyu has more execution ability than him. Although he is not a good person. So I am quite optimistic about this cp, and I am also grateful to the teacher for organizing this class reunion, which brings all kinds of people together, allows me to see jokes (no), and allows me to see myself (no). I'm really looking forward to the follow-up development. There's a high probability that I'll be ranked number four. I'll read it in my head and write a comment to commemorate it.

It is a good realistic article. When I read the beginning, I originally thought it would be about Wang Dadong returning to his school days. Unexpectedly, it was describing a few of them returning to a peaceful life, excluding their supernatural powers. Everyone lives in the Muggle world, with food, rice, oil, salt, vinegar, tea, and money problems. In fact, this article has little to do with the ultimate, but it is very profound. I think writing fan fiction will be a waste. Now I see feminism and class solidification, and I also see some irony in the writing. I will finish reading it.

It makes me feel so uncomfortable watching it. The skin of the hot-blooded youth campus idol drama has faded away. This is the reality. People are on the Internet, and they still bully us. Woohoo. Let's give a simple sharp review, but a really sharp review seems to be very high and condescending, so I'd better be gentle. I feel like I saw countless microcosms of East Asian families in this article. Let's talk about Dadong and Fei Fei first, they are so classic. The root cause of Qian Feifei's tragedy is his complete acceptance of "social discipline." She has never thought about: What is the growth that children really need? What is the life you really want? Her anxiety snowballed from her children's grades to her family and social life. The essence is the fear of "imperfection" - fear that children are not good enough, fear that marriage is not decent enough. This fear made her live like a puppet of social discipline, in the obsession of "must win". It wasn't that she didn't work hard enough, but that she believed too much in the correctness of society's definition. In the end, she suffocated herself and hurt those around her in the quagmire of discipline. Let's talk about our Dadong. Faced with Fei Fei's educational anxiety and unwillingness to accept the class gap, he used the chicken soup of contentment to deal with it. When Fei Fei had a psychological gap with Rex and An Qi's elite life, he did not face up to the impact of class differences on the family. Instead, he used self-hypnosis of "our life is good too" to avoid his wife's demands for fair resources. This kind of avoidance is essentially a cowardly compromise to the reality of class solidification - he dare not admit that his so-called kindness is leaving his wife to fight alone in the anxiety of educational involution. — A life of change is full of suffocation and struggle. The native family values ​​boys over girls. She is a blood bag of a vampire, and she continues to pay for her younger brother. In love, he also fell into passivity due to Ding Xiaoyu's past and family pressure. Her struggle is the epitome of countless women in patriarchal families. She was kidnapped as a sister and suffocated as a mother and daughter. I think Xiaoyu's biggest problem is that she indulged in this relationship during her relationship, leading to pregnancy out of wedlock. The second is the family dilemma that he never tried to help change. His gentleness was like a dull knife-like indifference. Both of them were unhappy people from their original families. They stumbled together, but there was no way to redeem each other. — I didn't expect to pull the CP of Arthur and Sister Kong Arthur has now embarked on the path of a typical rich second generation, and the chemistry with Yun Han is quite interesting. The marital discord between her parents made Yunhan use "well-matched" to defend herself from harm. She seemed to be using her own views on marriage and love to protect Wuxiong, but in fact he imposed traditional disciplines on her, leaving Wuxiong confused between her love ideals and family expectations. The conflict between sisters is essentially two solutions to the pain of the original family: one escapes reality and seeks healing, and the other embraces reality and seeks safety. They uncovered the truth about how families shape their views on marriage and love, and also made people understand the difficulty of breaking away from the impression brought by their original family. Arthur also has distrust in love because of the shadow of marriage in his native family. — The biggest change in the story is An Qi, who is different from the gentle but easily hesitant girl in the original work. She is sharp-minded, outspoken, and able to analyze rationally and see through the essence of things. Sister Sha's marriage was torn apart by derailment. From the collapse of "catching an adulterer" to the reflection on marriage and self, the absurdity of life is fully demonstrated. Tried to escape only to find that there was nothing he could do. Teacher Tian Xin is still gentle and kind. The greatness of maternal love makes her full of guilt when facing her children, and she gives up her own life for her children. — Throughout the article, women have been kidnapped by labels throughout their lives. The three labels of "daughter", "wife" and "mother" are closely attached to them. As a daughter, you have to pay for your parents. As a wife, you have to contribute to your family. As a mother, you have to pay for your children. Under various realistic factors, they are forced to burn themselves. Gender violence in the family, a society that eats people without spitting out their bones, and the real pressure that pushes everyone forward. Everyone is living a difficult life. I can't say who is right or wrong in this article. I can only say that this is life.

The author recently read Xiao Shede, and I am fascinated by it.