The Substitute

The writing is quite good, and it feels like it echoes from beginning to end. When I first read it, I thought the substitute was Lexi, but I didn't expect Chi Chuji to be the same. I was really surprised. The writing is also very good. I feel that Chi Chuji is really an independent and rational woman. Lexi has also grown from immature to mature. In fact, Lexi is so unlovable that she wants to imprison Chi Chuji. I can understand it. After all, there is evil in human nature. It is not wrong for Chi Chuji to refuse. It is not wrong for Chi Chuji not to want children. It is right not to want children when Lexi is eighteen years old. Lexi was only a high school student at that time. What can she do? Her own life has just begun. Can she shoulder the responsibility of raising the next generation? It was okay not to have children when Lexi was in her twenties. Lexi's career had just started at that time. Could she really give up for children and Chi Chuji without resenting her later? I feel that Chi Chuji is really rational and calm. Even when she was pregnant, she was explaining to Lexi the disadvantages of being pregnant for ten months and giving birth to a child, and raising a child. To be honest, I feel that raising a child before the child has no sense of autonomy really does more harm than good. In reality, many women choose to have children when their careers are on the rise, too many, so I admire Chi Chuji's decisiveness and independence. I think the only wrong thing she did from the beginning to the end was to use her adult status, experience, and experience to use words to seduce a newly adult high school student into having a relationship. However, Lexi herself has an Oedipus complex, and it was Lexi who took the initiative to force Chi Chuji, so it is unclear who was right and who was wrong in the relationship that happened on her eighteenth birthday. In short, you, the author, are really great. I just want to say one word about this work, awesome [like]

At first I didn't understand why Miss Chuji had to let Xiao Xi leave. My understanding was that she didn't love Xiao Xi, but later I understood that this was precisely Miss Chuji's love, care or liking. Because of these emotions, I didn't want her to continue to be a substitute or inhibitor. I don't want to continue toying with her, but also to let Xiao Xi understand that I am really glad that Xiao hope has found her true love. When I saw the sequel, I felt that this must be h'e. Even if there is no extra story, I feel that Chu Ji has one and only one first love in this life, which is Xiao Xi, and Xiao Xi is the same. The extra story is very satisfying and it is a perfect ending in my opinion.

I finally finished reading it. After reading Ye Can, I was attracted by the author's writing style. From what the author said, I felt that the author's thoughts were very consistent with mine, so I turned around and looked at alternatives. Ye Can and Substitutes interpret different kinds of love. Ye Can is a straightforward and passionate love that is constant but implicit; Substitute expresses young people's eager but tolerant and persistent love, and adults' restrained and forbearing love without losing their self. Ye Can taught us how to love, and substitutes taught me what true love is. After reading two works in a row, I was really shocked. It made me feel that the deep core expressed by the author in the works is not a blanket love or a simple revenge, torture, chasing his wife in the crematorium, etc. It made me deeply feel different kinds of love, real love, a truly pure and different thing that is separated from the big framework. I hope that one day I can understand what love is and how to love like Little Lexi. Although the author wrote the work two years ago, I am deeply moved today two years later. I hope Yishui Kaixin can continue to write what he wants to express. I will continue to read Yishui's works!

This book has really been read for 3 times, and I have read 300+ lilies one after another. The substitute is very novel in terms of subject matter and plot, ABO, Oedipus complex, age gap love. The intimate plots in it are also abundant, and the point is that the topics discussed are very in-depth. This book has really stayed with me for a long time, and even affected my values. It not only made me realize what mature love should be, but also taught me that greed, anger, and ignorance will not lead to further entanglement, but will only lead to hatred. He taught me what it means to truly like and love, and what it means to let go. It also made me let go of a two-and-a-half-year relationship that I had been in constant dispute with. Thanks to Miss Chi and Xiao Le's story for bringing me so much emotion and thought. I like this kind of work very much. I hope the author can write more ABOs!

The extra text instead of the main text healed me. Life is already so painful, so why should novels be painful?

It's been a long time since I've seen such a touching novel. I can feel the emotion that the author put into the novel. It's not love in the traditional sense, but it's fuller than simple love. From Lexi's perspective, I can feel her pain and her growth. Fortunately, Aunt Chuji is always there. Whether it's a hot and complicated love or a young emotion, you can feel it in the author's writing. I love it! Keep writing!

Feel deeply. The 24-year-old me may not be able to understand it, but the 42-year-old me can indeed read it carefully. What is love? Does it have to be love? What kind of person is suitable to fall in love with? Which is the wrong path, choosing to love or giving up love? There are hundreds of thousands of questions to ask why, and many of them will remain unanswered until death, or they will be wrong. Thanks to the author for this work. I like to read mindless sweet articles, which can bring sweetness to the boring and absurd work life, but works with depth and imagination are unforgettable. I wish the author always the best.

After finally reading it, I feel that Chu Ji actually loves Lexi very much, in many small details, but she does not like to express herself. And I always feel that Chu Ji is not the kind of person who does not face her feelings directly. She obviously already likes Lexi tomorrow morning, but she still acts like she doesn't care.

I'm so moved. The happiest thing about this weekend is clicking in to read and write an article! But when I think of you, I have infinite courage, overcome resistance, let go of fear, and walk towards each other. The story is very good, I like it so much!!! I wish Miss Chi and Lexi happiness forever [red hearts] 🎆 [roses]

After reading it, I still feel quite depressed 🤔