Crossing at Dusk in the Wild Wind

Finally finished chasing. I almost read it along with the update of this book (I changed my account in the middle to read the article, haha, I won't let you know). The overall feeling this book gives me is a bit similar to the book "Rose in the Wilderness" that I fell in love with, but the colors are different. "Rose in the Wilderness" has a strong Tibetan style, with the smell of a traveler and the excitement of streams and mountains, while this book has the calmness of the Northeast, the tone is dim, but it is not completely hopeless. The common feeling I have in both books is that the protagonists are very calm adults. You must know how difficult it is to see the writings of very calm adult men and women in Jinjiang (if you are not a map gun, please kneel down first). So I can't help but guess that Da Da must be such a person. Coming back to this article, I really like Zhu Wei, Ayu and their friends. I like Zhu Wei because she understands things clearly and knows what to do and why not to do it. Even at such a young age, she can clearly see the unclear things in interpersonal relationships. She writes very, very delicately on this point. As for Ayu, Ayu is the one who really understands Zhu Wei. , Because Ayu has a similar experience to Zhu Wei, and both have seen the warmth and coldness of human relationships. Both of them have grown up to be people who are not easy to mess with. In fact, they have both grown into people who are most suitable for each other. They both know each other's weaknesses, personality, and needs. In a word, they are a perfect match. I really like to see characters like this. They are adults, two mature and independent people, relying on and trusting each other to live a happy and beautiful life. I saw DaDa being troubled by data before, so I wanted to tell Da Da that I secretly made a cover for this book during the pre-release period (I didn't have the nerve to send it to Da Da to read because it was too rough). Now I say that this channel itself was quite fascinating during the serialization period (although I don't particularly understand it), but I really like Da Da's writing style and so many characters written by Da Da. I think the same is true for all the readers who have read it along the way. You should always believe in yourself, the stories you write are the most beautiful in the world. Finally, thank you for writing this book. Thank you very much for your hard work. I look forward to receiving it in advance!

I almost read the chapters after entering V in one sitting. The emotional connection with the Northeast made me eager to write something after reading the entire book. I studied in Northeast China for four years. I went to Shenyang with my friends on New Year's Day of my freshman year. I spent New Year's Eve in Shenyang Zhongjie, so I always have a special feeling for this city. Everything written about Shenyang in the article, those streets, those shops, as well as the reincarnation-like winter and falling snow, always reminds me of the low clouds and the biting cold wind in Shenyang in those days. It was a time of pure happiness. I haven't seen such a smooth and neat story in Jinjiang for a long time. From the characters to the plot, it makes people happy. The hatred and struggle between the characters is so wonderfully written, with layers of foreshadowing, and the further you look at it, the more you feel the pleasure of peeling off the cocoons. I like Wei Wei and Ayu very much. Two unfortunate people from their original families have been healing each other. They are cute and straightforward, and they still have the ability to love. The emotional lines are well written and plastered naturally, and the details of the young couple's interactions are heartwarming. They both lost a lot in the process of growing up, and because of their encounter, the cracks in their lives were slowly healing. Ayu is a wild wind that ruffles Zhu Wei's pool of spring water. In the end, they are both the free wind and the lingering water. Thank you Teacher Catchen for writing this story. My encounter with Yu Wei has come to an end for the time being. Next, I will watch "Rose in the Wilderness" written by Catchen before with full expectation and happiness! Finally, I wish my wife all the best. The stories you write will always be unique. ?

What I dislike the most about my favorite novels is the word "end". I feel helpless in the end. I hope I can write more extras and describe Ayu's psychological feelings.

I've finished reading it. It's worth reading in one sitting.

It took me two days to read it in one go. It was so well written!

It's over, I'm a little reluctant to leave. This time I mainly stayed in Shenyang. I look forward to the second part of the book taking us to the northwest again.

It's so sad that I don't have a daily companion due to academic reasons. I really like this type of writing.

The date chase doesn't feel like a romance, it's quite exciting, but more like suspense.

The conspiracy is so high that I should be able to write dozens of chapters.

It's finished, see you in the next book