Zhang San and the Inescapable Web of Love

I saw a post about biting one's butt in a book and came here to read it. I wanted to read about the love between the teacher and the cunt and the supervisor, but I didn't expect to see such an article of pure love that makes people cry. Thank you, nibbling on your cunt.

Lincoln, I really want to die! ! ! ! ! Falling in love with you (holding my heart) I rarely write long reviews because I often feel that readers and authors need a sense of boundary. The author's creative intentions and writing skills may lead to my misreading of the story, so I have always been cautious in my words and deeds. But! ! Teacher Yue, you wrote the story of Zhang San and Li Si. I saw it at 4 o'clock in the middle of the night and hiding in bed silently watering my eyes and squeezing my heart. I think I don't need to be reserved and guard this sense of boundaries anymore. Love needs to be spoken out loud (bushi)! At first, I just liked this story. The protagonist has an interesting name and personality, the story development is quite interesting, and the author really has a lot of jokes. But I don't know when I got a little distracted. I think Zhang San's portrayal is very girl-oriented and I like it very much. Her name is very neutral and there is almost no description of her appearance. Her life choices are "relatively" free (compared to Zhang Xiaoling and others in the article). She has the courage and freedom to interrupt work to dance, and she is also thoughtful enough to negotiate with her boss to just suspend her salary to leave a way out for herself. There are several chapters in the middle that epitomize the growth of countless people, including the strength of the mother, the confusion of growing up, the "dream" that was stifled, the courage to give it a try... There is no doubt that Zhang Aihua loves Zhang San, but her strong posture and inherent outlook on life make her the biggest obstacle to Zhang San's pursuit of his dream. The conflicts and uneasiness in Zhang San's heart arise from this, which makes it uncomfortable to watch and empathize with. What I admire very much about Zhang San is that as long as she can feel love, she can also love others, resolve misunderstandings, comfort her sister, cherish Li Si, and pursue her dreams and love herself. The first time I cried while reading it was actually Chapter 41 about Lin Yue's experience overseas. She was "poor and had a lot of expenses, so she often walked at night to save some money." "It was a long, long way, and there was no end, and she walked as if she was going to die." I burst into tears when I saw this, because I was a bit wishful thinking that the author had projected his own experience into it, and I could empathize with the feeling of embarrassment, confusion, and not knowing where the end point and destination was. It was so uncomfortable. I cried later because I saw Li Si's growth experience. He was so miserable that I was thinking that students at Wudaokou would earn more and be easier as tutors than as porters? Has the author ever considered not making him so miserable (sorry). Li Si's experience made this person stand up again. These trials and hardships made him mature, restrained, and emotionally stable (unstable ones can only be vented in the diary), allowing him to support and understand Zhang San and give Zhang San strength. The final blow was when I followed the network cable and touched Teacher Yue's scarf, but I was really a bit gossipy. I saw a blog post by a teacher about why he writes so many memes. Is it because he is not confident in his own text? In fact, I was a little worried at first that when I read this story next year, I would feel that there were too many dead memes attacking me and too many tears of the times. I didn't expect that Teacher Yue was actually thinking about this. But overall, it's actually pretty good. The characters of Zhang San, Li Si, and Wu Yu are already distinct enough, and Teacher Yue has a good grasp of them. These jokes only add laughter to the details and will not affect the overall development and perception. However, I have always felt that Lin Yue is a bit disconnected. I can imagine that she is an eclectic dancer with her own artistic pursuits, but I am a bit incapable of accepting her strong desire to control and swearing from time to time. Sorry, this is probably my own problem. Hey, hey, finally, I was super happy to see the story of Zhang San and Li Si. Seeing Zhang San go dancing and return to the workplace, I can also secretly think about the future. Maybe I will have the confidence to do what I really want to do. I will probably read this book often and reflect on it. . . .

I came here because of Xiaohongshu's reputation. It's so beautiful that I can chew on the author's butt.

Let me give Comrade Li Si a song called "Secret Love Is a Personal Thing". Fortunately, this is a complete story~ We Sansan have the ability to turn sad stories into bright ones.

Really nice to look at. I thought it would be a humorous novel, but I didn't expect it to be so heartwarming. The male and female protagonists are very three-dimensional, and the love security guard's little words are also very cute. Reading it made me feel that it was not just a novel, but more like a real beauty that happened somewhere in the world. It was recorded because it was beautiful enough. Very sweet, very warm and sweet.

The writing is a little sour and a little warm. It's so good. I felt warm after watching it in the middle of the night... Love comes from a gnawing buttocks

It's not easy for Li Zhi to have such a good character in such a family.

True Love Supreme, it would be great if Jinjiang could post pictures, I will definitely let the author see how silly I cry

Woooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo sweet, the pure love warrior fell to the ground in response.

It's a very heart-warming story. The author is also cute (take a bite). 3344 I want to be happy forever. Wu Yu and her boyfriend are also [Spreading Flowers] [Spreading Flowers] By the way, Su Jiujiu and Qi Han are also cute. It would be great if there were stories about her as an adult.