The Lady in the Wheelchair

In the current era of fast-paced reading, this novel can easily be classified as a "brainless novel" at first glance: the accumulation of these seemingly clichéd elements such as system strategy, happy enemies, and grievances between wealthy families seems to be destined to be just a piece of fast food literature that makes people laugh. However, as the plot progresses, the imaginative settings and delicate emotional presentation quietly rewrite the background of the story. It is no longer a simple love story, but an adult fairy tale wrapped in a cybernetic shell. There are delicate emotions hidden in the absurd plot, and deep feelings wrapped in the refreshing interactions. It is not until the ending is revealed that it feels unexpected. In fact, the details have already laid the foreshadowing of the truth. The most wonderful thing about this cyber fairy tale is that the boundary between virtuality and reality is always blurred. Tan Xin's love for Gu Ci was caught off guard. It was obviously their "first encounter" in the system, but it felt like they had known each other for a long time: she would subconsciously remember Gu Ci's preferences, and would instinctively get closer when Gu Ci had a cold face. This persistence had nothing to do with mission motivation, but more like the soul's instinctive pull towards her lover. As for Gu Ci, as a cold and aloof wheelchair attacker in the system, he couldn't help but care when his favorability stopped at 50 points. He knew that she was mysophobic, but he acquiesced to Tan Xin's approach and tolerated her recklessness. These details gradually fade the appearance of the love system, revealing the underlying truth: this virtual encounter was never a random choice, but more like a way out to a certain memory built by someone for Tan Xin. The absurd "jumping off the building" scene at the beginning is the first magic of this fairy tale. As the plot progresses, the metaphor of "jumping off a building" gradually becomes clear - it is not a simple task setting, but more like a fragment of broken memory: perhaps a thrilling moment in reality, or some unspoken regret, which ultimately becomes the magic key connecting virtuality and reality. When Tan Xin experienced "fall" and "replay" again and again in the system, those seemingly meaningless loops were more like repeatedly knocking on the gate of memory, trying to awaken a forgotten agreement about love. The novel sets that one will leave the virtual world when the favorability score reaches 100 points. This seemingly perfect customs clearance rule actually throws out the most shocking realistic proposition: How can there be a constant standard of perfect love in reality? Without systematic task guidance, how can we continue to be excited despite daily necessities? Without the straightforward emotional cues, how can we understand each other's thoughts in silent disagreements? Isn't this a kind of emotional confusion - after the enthusiasm of the love period fades, how to face the alienation of the dull period? If the love is no longer raging, why do we still stay together? Just like I can't help but compare the difference between the passionate and dull periods of love with my partner. I resisted this change at first, but now I reluctantly accept it, but I still can't untie the knot in my heart. Putting aside these deep thoughts, the boat scenes in the novel are really full of tricks. Under the strict review mechanism of Lujiang, the young lady's imagination is really admirable. I will never be able to look directly at the little Jasmine or the Snow Mei Niang in the future, hahahahahahaha. Of course, in addition to simple sensory stimulation, these scenes also contain emotional progression. Every move of this kind hides Gu Ci's unique domineering attitude. The best thing about the novel is its handling of the ending. It does not follow the conventional path of finding system bugs and staying in the virtual world forever or letting Gu Ci break through the settings and come to reality. If you have questions about how Tan Xin entered the system throughout, When the truth finally surfaced, it suddenly dawned on me: It turns out that all encounters and approaches in the virtual world are echoes of love and waiting in reality; this seemingly brainless system strategy is an "awakening magic" in the name of love from beginning to end - someone has spent all their energy building this cyber castle in order to let their lover find their way home, and use virtual interactions to protect the unquenched love in reality. The young lady used her extraordinary imagination to write the cold programs of the cyber world into a warm adult fairy tale. Even in the virtual world built by code, love is still the most powerful magic: it can cross the boundary between reality and reality, awaken sleeping memories, and allow two lovers to re-embrace each other in reality at the end of the fairy tale. This is perhaps the most touching part of the novel: it uses the rhythm of "cool writing" to let us easily enter the game, but uses the core of "cyber fairy tale" to let us understand - the most precious love will never be blocked by virtuality, let alone defeated by forgetfulness.

I really want to know what happened to Zhang Huiqian's couple in the end.

The author makes me full of confidence. GL does not lack excellent works. Even many perspectives are novel, interesting and thought-provoking, far superior to other works. GL just lacks an opportunity. If it weren't for the live broadcast, I might have missed such an interesting and excellent work, but fortunately I didn't

How come I can stand up after five years of lying down, and I thought I would come to the meeting in a wheelchair?

The writing style and setting are both great [Cat Head], which made us feel relieved after just reading The Profiler. We will continue to read the teacher's other stories [Dog Head Holding a Rose]

Is this a reversal in copywriting? It's amazing.

I feel love, so much love, that miracles can happen.

I beg the author to make more CP extras

How! All! No extras! Wow woo woo

The author writes really well, are there any extras? I want to know the follow-up of the deputy CP [glasses] [glasses]