After Midnight

I really like this book, and I also like red wine books! ! ! I have read several Red Wine and Wine books, and at first I thought the emotional scenes between the male and female protagonists were very interesting - the male and female bickering, you advance and I retreat, it was as smooth as dancing. Later I discovered that "how family shapes us" is (almost) the essence of every story (still unread), and it is also the invisible scaffolding of the story. Most of the stories about red wine and wine are composite stories of love and family drama. Love scenes are great, and Jinjiang has no shortage of masters, but I think few can surpass them in family scenes. Jinjiang has no shortage of various types of stories, nor does it lack of various types of composite stories. Love stories are either plots about elite idols suspended in the air, or campus stories or entertainment circle stories. The plots are infinitely caring for the minds of minors. Or it is "profound" for the sake of "profound", deliberately amplifying the dark side of human nature and destroying the coherence of the story and character personality. Of course, these stories are mixed with some families as backgrounds. They are either families that favor sons over daughters and suffer from deep hatred, or families that are harmonious and beautiful to the point of perfection. They are very extreme. Like the opinions on the Internet nowadays, they are either black or white, there is no middle ground, and it is boring. A master that I admire and like very much, Yi is very good at portraying group portraits, but he also shows too much affection when it comes to writing family scenes. But the mother and daughter in your family drama are both sharp-tongued and heart-warming, and there is always a sense of gangsterism in Wuhan, which makes me think of Fang Fang and Chi Li, which is particularly vivid. You can always describe the personality of this kind of character that is infinitely close to real life. After all, life is very complicated, and we can only try to describe it. Under this exquisite description, it is difficult for readers to judge, because no one is right or wrong in life. Life is like the accumulation of old sesame and rotten millet things layer by layer, occasionally stirred up, the new and the old are always stuck together. Whoever wants to judge must jump into the pit, never want to be a person who clapped his hands and turned away after saying a few sarcastic words. I also feel that red wine has improved a lot! I read "What a Cuscuta", "Better Days" and "Climbing the Clouds" first, and then I read this one. I can obviously find that the switching of camera angles in the stories written later is smoother, and I also found that the family's method of shaping people (?) Can also be grafted onto the male protagonist. Of course, we can also see some compromises made by the author for marketability (this is not important). I really hope this story can be filmed, and I really hope that some TV series with a central city flavor can be left behind. (Those who like this story, especially those who like to see this kind of family relationship, recommend watching "A Thousand Arrows Pierce the Heart"). As I write and write, I find that the books written by Hongjiujiu also have another characteristic - the love story is responsible for the reader's sense of refreshment and involvement when reading, the family story is responsible for arousing the reader's thinking, and there are many golden sentences that question people's hearts. In fact, this is no longer like the writing method of online articles. I think it is closer to the writing method of popular novels (with an understanding of the world) like Zhang Henshui. To repeat the compliment from a reader, Jinjiang is amazing because of you! Love you!

No, you're not normal. You're starting to go crazy.

Seeing that the person I can sympathize with most now is Pepe

Times have changed, and Qingxia, who is in high school, must be eager to

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Children should not be allowed to sit in the passenger seat at all. Strictly speaking, a ten-year-old child should even use a child seat... Guan Ming is really an irresponsible father...

"It's so late at night, but the sky is still full of clouds." The title of the book and the heroine Shi Qingxia reminded me of this poem. Even after twelve o'clock, the sun will not dim. No courage will be cut in half. Only by being true to your heart can you live up to this life. Even if your life is messy for a while, don't treat yourself like a rotten vegetable leaf for others to pick up. Every moment can be a starting point for a new start. This book is like a calm, restrained, sincere and touching middle-aged passionate novel () Guan Ming said that the ripples in life eventually turned into huge waves. The author's writing power gave me the feeling that "the waves are shaking in a cup". Various characters rise from the family like trees. They The character codes and undertones are hidden in the soil beneath my feet, and the future stretches to the vast sky. Every story of every heroine (not a virtual finger) can bring me familiar touches and a new perspective, not only an aesthetic perspective, but also thoughts that can be implemented in life. I don't know what to say except that I'm moved. I'm short of words, so I keep writing.

Before falling asleep, she would imagine that when she closed her eyes, the world would stop spinning, and everyone and everything would disappear. She was the center of the world, the cocoon in which the universe was nurtured. She existed so that everything existed, except for one person. She could not control him because he was another universe.

I can't do it anymore, I have a sense of pictures

I remembered that my heart was pounding. Actually, I don't like the male protagonist either.