Many Feathers Can Sink a Boat

Thanks to the internet friend who wrote the tweet but never met me, I spent one night reading the entire story. I cried countless times, and all the tiny details of life that were impossible to ignore suddenly came to me. There is no overly eye-catching setting, but what is truly rare is the ability to describe the ups and downs of ordinary people. Discussing parents and children, married life, the discord and misunderstandings between the two generations, the pain of misplaced love and non-love, everyone completes self-repair amidst the constant grief. What I like more is the cracks in the characters. Only by allowing cracks and weaknesses in human nature can we see real people with flesh and blood. The "be" in the middle is the only way to go, and the "he" at the end is also reasonable. Thank you to the author for writing such a wonderful story. Compared with a grand world view, it is more difficult to construct a real situation. Regarding literary criticism and expression, it seems difficult to summarize it in one word, but the answer seems to lie in the riddle. Personal morality can be used as conversation material, works can be passed down to the world, and the author has contributed thoughts and words, and the work itself has its own feet. Finally, I hope that in addition to academic misconduct, personal attacks and gender harassment (no distinction), teachers will not be reported for so-called ideological issues. Reporting a teacher will not only damage his job, but also damage the jobs of thousands of students.

The author wrote very well, but chasing his wife made me feel uncomfortable. Only the crematorium did not chase his wife. In the end, Gong needed Shou to turn around and redeem him. When Gong needed to be there, he was not there. In the later stage, I thought he would compensate Shou for the suffering he suffered, but it didn't happen. They just got together again.

When I was a sophomore in high school, everyone in the Tang and Song Dynasties praised me and said, "As a sophomore, I only know Aba Aba."

Xiang Zhou here is dreaming about the people he missed in the previous extra-parallel time and space... Stopping here is really the best ending. Xiang Zhou, you want to be happy forever.

So good?? Lu Lu will go to eat every time. Doesn't this also mean that in the end, even the boss Gong of the Northwest Noodle Shop can wait for him to visit again and again?

There is really no need for HE in this book

Madam, you are so amazing, so amazing! How come you really know how to write? Even if it is parallel to the previous episode, I feel sad that this episode is so perfect. You are really a treasure.

The Eight Great Masters of the Tang and Song Dynasties are Ouyang Xiu, Su Shi, Su Che, Su Xun, Han Yu, Liu Zongyuan, Zeng Gong, and Wang Anshi hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

For this article, it is the first time that I have such a strong feeling of "I am just a spectator". Is it necessary to HE? I just feel that seeing them so happy now, stepping out of the quagmire of emotions and illness, and insisting on extraordinary love in ordinary life... I feel more relaxed than ever before. This is enough. The author has written a convincing love story. They can love each other, love life and stay happy like this.

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