My Fate, Too.

I liked this article very much and read it in one sitting. But I still felt lost in the end. In the long 29 years and more, Liangliang finally learned to hold on and let go very gently, and calmly accepted the cruelty and gifts of life passing through her body. This reminds me of a saying: The pursuit of peace is harder than the pursuit of happiness. But as a reader, I can't help but miss Liangliang and Wei Yuanye, who knew nothing about the truth of life at the beginning.

Like it very much. A very pure love novel with a very pure love mind. After watching it, I thought of the song "Innocence", which is sincere, delicate and touching. Zhang Deng is like this. Sometimes I feel that the author's dismantling of Zhang Deng is even a little cruel, as if the red blood and white flesh are laid out so straightforwardly, so private that it penetrates deep into the bones. But as love is a common "elixir of happiness", writing about it cannot avoid the pain you face, whether it is family, friendship, dreams, denial of self, confusion about the future, uncertainty of choice, etc. As the author said, pain cannot be erased or balanced, but the moonlight of love can illuminate that darkness. I'm not sure why Zhang Deng is called Zhang Deng, but maybe he needs the current of love or a switch so that he can have the bright room he desires. So I also like Zhang Deng's nickname. Wyy's non-interference approach is also consistent with the nickname he gave Zhang Deng. In addition, what I like very much is the grayscale of emotions. Yes, it is not so happy and refreshing, but the tug and struggle, compromise and unwillingness, indulgence and weariness and incomplete decision-making are real and so life-like.

I really like the author's narrative style. Please keep writing. [Love Eyes]

I like this article very much. The narrative is huge and full of fantasy. It seems like a good article can only be written after eating mushrooms or being immersed in fantasy all day long and disconnecting from the outside world.

Thanks, I like this very much. Happy New Year everyone

To be honest, I have been talking about using it, but after thinking about it, I really can't find out where it was used. The turmoil in the World Tree was not caused by those criminals or supervisors who seduced/motivated him. The Tianmen was also opened by those criminals on their own strength. Pushing forward, A Ping died. It is assumed that it was because of A Ping's death. Ping's death gave the opportunity to open the Tianmen, but A Ping died because he provoked Liang Liang first and then was killed. There is no writing to say that A Ping wanted to kill Liang Liang because he was instigated by others or something. The supervisor did nothing to take advantage of Liang Liang except to lie about his identity. This logic is really messed up.

I feel like what the author wrote at the end is that if you are close to you, you will be close to pain, and if you are far away from you, you will be far away from happiness. Zhang Deng just had no choice but to accept it. At the end, I feel that the focus of this article is not on the relationship between Zhang Deng and Wei Yuanye, but on Zhang Deng's perception of the world and his mental state at each stage. From this point of view, the author really likes Zhang Deng. I feel that he is just using the medium of Danmei to depict Zhang Deng's life. Love is important but not the only one. Some moments in life are unforgettable, but at the same time, life is also fluid. How to choose after experiencing everything is everyone's issue. This book is also very typical in its portrayal of human nature. It emphasizes friendship and family affection to a certain extent more than love. When designing these plots, the author was indeed talking about some real issues. It is understandable that the final ending is unsatisfactory to some people, because it is too thin and very complete from Zhang Deng's perspective. From Wei Yuanye's perspective, it is a bit too unrealistic, as illusory as floating in the sky. In my opinion, as the only protagonist of this book, Zhang Deng's life is actually very grounded and real, and his emotions are also very real, forming a strong contrast with Wei. The author is undoubtedly more successful in portraying Zhang Deng.

I've seen reviews on other apps saying that it's high and low, and the ending section is a scumbag and a lowly one. I was a little embarrassed and didn't want to read it, but after contacting the author for his writing style, I think I should still trust the author. After reading the last paragraph, I felt very happy to finish it in one go. The author dismembered love and human nature until it was dripping with blood. In order to make his life easier, Shou, as an ordinary person, can only sacrifice part of his self-esteem. Even if he vomits and emotionally rejects himself, he must force himself to make the choice of forgiveness. Only in this way can he have the possibility of happiness after experiencing deep hurt and destruction. I think the self-analysis of Shou in the ending is heartfelt, and some of the tweets summed it up by saying that Shou is a scumbag. . I don't know what I saw. . . Can't you accept this level of humanity?

I like Zhang Liangliang, see you in the next book!

This article is really unexpectedly good. It is the most patient one I have read in recent times. It is very well written and very powerful. I stopped to relax after reading a few chapters for fear of missing some foreshadowing, and then there is a big twist and turn. It is very interesting, the characters are very three-dimensional and vivid, and I feel like I just live by myself. Although it is not normal, my mouth is quite poisonous hahaha. It's not easy to finish spreading the flowers.