Here are some of my exchanges with readers, creative experiences, etc.
Reader comments
The author is amazing, really. From the very beginning of the book I read, I was very entangled and confused from being moved by the protagonist to being disgusted with it. Some of my ideas were even shaken. Is it really what the protagonist said when I was thinking about life and death? Later, I figured out that life and death each have their own meanings. I couldn't understand them all. But, author, do you know what tenderness is for a person who is really going to die? That is, your death will be silent. Let everyone leave you before you are ready to disappear. A person who is destined to leave. There is no need for others to commemorate, because even the soul does not want to stay in this world. It just looks at the beautiful clouds in the sky and the clear wind, puts on your favorite clothes, and then disappears. No one knows, and no one will look for it, because that person just left for a while, and everyone thought he would come back. How to say that? When someone told me she wanted to die I thought maybe she needed more love. When you are rushing towards death passionately, any attachment is a stumbling block. The greatest revenge for everything you love is to show no regrets when you jump. Is the protagonist kind? He is kind. But is it hypocrisy, is she cruel, cruel, naive and cruel. Selfish and stupid. I'm sorry, the author. I really have such a crazy mentality. In every world, the protagonist meets angels. Even if she says that her love for ideals is death, those people will still bear endless self-blame, pulling others out of the quagmire and pushing them into the abyss. Is the protagonist kind or cruel? I don't like death described in this way. This is probably how her childish and innocent cruelty looks like. Well, the author writes very well, so I have a strong sense of immersion. I don't know who will read this much, and I feel suffocated if I don't talk about it. The author's writing style is really good, but the protagonist is too clumsy...
The author is amazing, really. From the very beginning of the book I read, I was very entangled and confused from being moved by the protagonist to being disgusted with it. Some of my ideas were even shaken. Is it really what the protagonist said when I was thinking about life and death? Later, I figured out that life and death each have their own meanings. I couldn't understand them all. But, author, do you know what tenderness is for a person who is really going to die? That is, your death will be silent. Let everyone leave you before you are ready to disappear. A person who is destined to leave. There is no need for others to commemorate, because even the soul does not want to stay in this world. It just looks at the beautiful clouds in the sky and the clear wind, puts on your favorite clothes, and then disappears. No one knows, and no one will look for it, because that person just left for a while, and everyone thought he would come back. How to say that? When someone told me she wanted to die I thought maybe she needed more love. When you are rushing towards death passionately, any attachment is a stumbling block. The greatest revenge for everything you love is to show no regrets when you jump. Is the protagonist kind? He is kind. But is it hypocrisy, is she cruel, cruel, naive and cruel. Selfish and stupid. I'm sorry, the author. I really have such a crazy mentality. In every world, the protagonist meets angels. Even if she says that her love for ideals is death, those people will still bear endless self-blame, pulling others out of the quagmire and pushing them into the abyss. Is the protagonist kind or cruel? I don't like death described in this way. This is probably how her childish and innocent cruelty looks like. Well, the author writes very well, so I have a strong sense of immersion. I don't know who will read this much, and I feel suffocated if I don't talk about it. The author's writing style is really good, but the protagonist is too clumsy...