Whenever people talked about him, they would smile knowingly and say, “Of course. He's Lu Cheng.”
He could do whatever he wanted, because he was Lu Cheng.
Or perhaps he was simply a soul weighed down by his talent.
The Muse loved him, granting him supreme glory and turning him into the most dazzling figure in this earthly world.
And he himself was destined to have nothing.
Countless people remembered every little thing about him. He always said, “That isn't me.”
But when he looked back, he no longer knew who the real Lu Cheng was.
Lu Cheng was the cover, the printed words, the pages, the afterword;
Lu Cheng was pensive, sorrowful, indifferent, composed;
Lu Cheng was a pen, a wall of books, an image, a legend.
But above all, he was not a person. Even he had forgotten that he could be one.
And Nan Fang's greatest wish in life was simply for Lu Cheng to come to his senses before it was too late.
Happy ending, read with confidence.
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Premise:
Somehow I met you nine years later. I am touched and grateful to see that you are still writing.
After many years, I still remember the journey to the south. Thank you to the author for still writing.
I've finished watching The Deeper and the Last Ember, and it's really a long time to see each other. If I wasn't there when you updated, I could only get a belated touch. I really like your writing style. Whether it's the lonely and insecure journey, or the once free and unrestrained Chen Yang, I like and feel deeply about everyone's story. I'm really glad I didn't miss you.
It was my birthday yesterday. I saw the Tieba tweets in the early hours of the morning and realized that "Jiang Chun Enters the Old Year" has ended. At that time, I was reviewing "Go Deeper" for the fourth time. In fact, it can't be considered a review, because in recent years, my abuse point has become lower and lower. I only dared to watch 60%, over and over again, word for word. There is no doubt that I think that being able to watch "Jiang Chun" is probably the best birthday gift I have given myself. When I saw that at three o'clock in the morning, the progress bar was only halfway through, but I suddenly couldn't bear to part with it. It felt so real like people living in this world. I just couldn't wait for this story. These people can accompany me until I grow old.
It's one o'clock in the morning now. After watching "Jiang Chun", I finally watched "The Last Ember" to the end. I hesitated for a moment whether I should toss and turn all night and type this thing in the morning light like I did when I watched "Go Deeper", or whether I should come here and talk about something I don't know while my heart is still throbbing.
I can't even call it a long review, and I don't know if it's appropriate to put all these thoughts on "Ember".
Let's talk about "Jiang Chun" first. Prior to this, I knew from the first novel that the author's details are really perfect, which makes people feel immersed in the story. Such a warm and comfortable home life is simply the most perfect blueprint for all those who long for ordinary happiness. This story is undoubtedly the warmest and sweetest. There is no difference. All conflicts are simply nipped in the bud. The deep love between two people for each other is simply an artifact that can dissolve everything. But as the author has always said, what you want to give is not entirely sugar, and life is never easy. I really didn't understand it at first. It's just an orphan. Why bother talking about it again and again? But the more I read, the more I realized that, as you said, the most other people can do is understand many things. How can I start talking about empathy? Gradually, I was completely convinced. I really hate bloody abuse dramas, and some of the settings in "Jiang Chun" are not bloody, but they are handled very naturally, with no trace of abuse for the sake of abuse. Those problems and conflicts are all laid out in the sun, clearly, and they cannot be expected to be solved in one go, but people firmly believe that a long time and deep feelings will always heal everything.
Secondly, let's talk about "Embers". When I finished reading "Once Upon a Time", it was still being serialized. I used to check to see if it was finished, but I was often scared away by the stagnant progress. During that time, I was even thinking about how hard it would be to find someone who was not mysophobic in any way. . (This is my own problem) Authors who are very suitable to my taste, can I just rely on revisiting them in the future? Fortunately, when I gradually lost hope, I discovered that both articles had been completed. Actually, to be honest, I like Ember the most in terms of character design, because I am a damn mysophobic person. In recent years, it has become more and more serious, and I almost never watch it. But I still had a lot of fun watching "Jiang Chun" yesterday. I think what I care about more is relationships and getting along with each other. I have never had a good understanding, and I can't read most of the articles with good plots recommended by others. I only read them for emotional reasons, so in this article I neither felt the depressing and dull feeling that others felt, nor did I experience the depression of being in a desperate situation and finally forcing myself to give up my talent. Even what others find regrettable - Lu gave up his talent and became an ordinary lover around the south. In my eyes, this is the most perfect ending. Isn't it good to have someone who doesn't love everything you praise for others, but simply loves you? I really like what Ye Qi said - you really live by my side, everything else is just a game. I think it's hard for people in real life to have such a mentality when they are disturbed by external things, so it seems particularly beautiful. As for Shen Luo, he is indeed just an outsider in Cheng Nan's life.
Finally, let's talk about "One Journey". By chance, I went to Shanghai to study, so I have been thinking that I must go to Huaihai Road to see it, just for a walk, as if Ye Qi and Chen Yang, the immortal couple, are really there.
I used to think that the people in the author's works are more or less similar, or the way they treat each other is very similar, and they don't have the same personality that can be easily summarized as cold, domineering, and sinister. But then I thought about it, they were all facing the people they loved most, and of course they were all equally gentle, caring, and meticulous. Lovers in the world are generally like this.
I have always been full of nonsense and stream-of-consciousness. I just hope that the authors of these three articles that I like very much can express my love.
One more nonsense, I always feel that someone who can write about home in such a detailed and heart-warming way must have some experience. Later I found out that you, Wan Chuan, have only been working for a year. So, I hope your life is as heart-warming as your writing, and that even if you have occasional setbacks, you will always be peaceful.
Can Jin, just by looking at the name, I knew it wouldn't be very happy, but I liked the adult's writing style, so I still fell in... So I said that I was undoubtedly depressed, and ORZ went back to watch the extra chapter to heal myself!
I always feel that I have very complicated feelings towards Zhan Jin. I like Yiwang very much. I really like the still water and deep flow of Yiwang. Its thin and self-flowing flow in places where it seems calm to outsiders. But Zhanjin, I want to say, you were stuck on the disappearing chapter for a long time... But Zhanjin is not my favorite, and indeed the one that I can't let go of. No matter how slow you update, every time I turn on the computer, I will remember an unfinished Zhanjin. I am a medical student o(╯□╰)o. Three years of studying science in high school completely eliminated all my desire to read articles. However, Wanwan your network gave me an excuse to be excited, and the remaining embers made me take action. So I still want to thank Wanwan O(∩_∩)O~ In addition, I think a girl who is immersed in words should be like you Wanwan, with the petty bourgeoisie and enjoyment of life between the lines ~ Finally, I wish Wanwan and the radio crew success in 2013
To be honest, I actually don't remember when I collected this article, and I can't even remember the content of it.
Click on the collection today and it will be at the top of a certain category.
Among the many black serials, the red one is particularly eye-catching.
I clicked on it and read the copy. It was strange but also a little familiar.
So I scrolled down directly to read the postscript.
In the narration in the postscript, I seem to be able to get a glimpse of some plots, sometimes dull and sometimes intense, sometimes dark and sometimes gorgeous.
I think this must be a good book, and I would be willing to indulge in this sentimental story for a moment.
I have only read the first few chapters of "Go Deeper". It's not that I didn't like it, I just didn't understand it.
In my mind, it was also a good book with strong emotions, but I didn't understand love so I couldn't accept it.
I want to wait until one day when I have some understanding of love and some experiences in life before I can experience that story.
So what about selective forgetting?
It turns out that the author is so young. I thought that the author who could write such a few novels must be in his forties. The characters in the book have a wide range of experience.
Sadness is greater than heartbreak. At least the South knows that it would be great to have an outbreak. At least it is better than being hopeless. Well, after all, both parties in this matter are a little thoughtless. I hope that after the negotiation is settled, they can understand how to understand each other better. Bless them.
Somehow I met you nine years later. I am touched and grateful to see that you are still writing.
After many years, I still remember the journey to the south. Thank you to the author for still writing.
I've finished watching The Deeper and the Last Ember, and it's really a long time to see each other. If I wasn't there when you updated, I could only get a belated touch. I really like your writing style. Whether it's the lonely and insecure journey, or the once free and unrestrained Chen Yang, I like and feel deeply about everyone's story. I'm really glad I didn't miss you.
It was my birthday yesterday. I saw the Tieba tweets in the early hours of the morning and realized that "Jiang Chun Enters the Old Year" has ended. At that time, I was reviewing "Go Deeper" for the fourth time. In fact, it can't be considered a review, because in recent years, my abuse point has become lower and lower. I only dared to watch 60%, over and over again, word for word. There is no doubt that I think that being able to watch "Jiang Chun" is probably the best birthday gift I have given myself. When I saw that at three o'clock in the morning, the progress bar was only halfway through, but I suddenly couldn't bear to part with it. It felt so real like people living in this world. I just couldn't wait for this story. These people can accompany me until I grow old. It's one o'clock in the morning now. After watching "Jiang Chun", I finally watched "The Last Ember" to the end. I hesitated for a moment whether I should toss and turn all night and type this thing in the morning light like I did when I watched "Go Deeper", or whether I should come here and talk about something I don't know while my heart is still throbbing. I can't even call it a long review, and I don't know if it's appropriate to put all these thoughts on "Ember". Let's talk about "Jiang Chun" first. Prior to this, I knew from the first novel that the author's details are really perfect, which makes people feel immersed in the story. Such a warm and comfortable home life is simply the most perfect blueprint for all those who long for ordinary happiness. This story is undoubtedly the warmest and sweetest. There is no difference. All conflicts are simply nipped in the bud. The deep love between two people for each other is simply an artifact that can dissolve everything. But as the author has always said, what you want to give is not entirely sugar, and life is never easy. I really didn't understand it at first. It's just an orphan. Why bother talking about it again and again? But the more I read, the more I realized that, as you said, the most other people can do is understand many things. How can I start talking about empathy? Gradually, I was completely convinced. I really hate bloody abuse dramas, and some of the settings in "Jiang Chun" are not bloody, but they are handled very naturally, with no trace of abuse for the sake of abuse. Those problems and conflicts are all laid out in the sun, clearly, and they cannot be expected to be solved in one go, but people firmly believe that a long time and deep feelings will always heal everything. Secondly, let's talk about "Embers". When I finished reading "Once Upon a Time", it was still being serialized. I used to check to see if it was finished, but I was often scared away by the stagnant progress. During that time, I was even thinking about how hard it would be to find someone who was not mysophobic in any way. . (This is my own problem) Authors who are very suitable to my taste, can I just rely on revisiting them in the future? Fortunately, when I gradually lost hope, I discovered that both articles had been completed. Actually, to be honest, I like Ember the most in terms of character design, because I am a damn mysophobic person. In recent years, it has become more and more serious, and I almost never watch it. But I still had a lot of fun watching "Jiang Chun" yesterday. I think what I care about more is relationships and getting along with each other. I have never had a good understanding, and I can't read most of the articles with good plots recommended by others. I only read them for emotional reasons, so in this article I neither felt the depressing and dull feeling that others felt, nor did I experience the depression of being in a desperate situation and finally forcing myself to give up my talent. Even what others find regrettable - Lu gave up his talent and became an ordinary lover around the south. In my eyes, this is the most perfect ending. Isn't it good to have someone who doesn't love everything you praise for others, but simply loves you? I really like what Ye Qi said - you really live by my side, everything else is just a game. I think it's hard for people in real life to have such a mentality when they are disturbed by external things, so it seems particularly beautiful. As for Shen Luo, he is indeed just an outsider in Cheng Nan's life. Finally, let's talk about "One Journey". By chance, I went to Shanghai to study, so I have been thinking that I must go to Huaihai Road to see it, just for a walk, as if Ye Qi and Chen Yang, the immortal couple, are really there. I used to think that the people in the author's works are more or less similar, or the way they treat each other is very similar, and they don't have the same personality that can be easily summarized as cold, domineering, and sinister. But then I thought about it, they were all facing the people they loved most, and of course they were all equally gentle, caring, and meticulous. Lovers in the world are generally like this. I have always been full of nonsense and stream-of-consciousness. I just hope that the authors of these three articles that I like very much can express my love. One more nonsense, I always feel that someone who can write about home in such a detailed and heart-warming way must have some experience. Later I found out that you, Wan Chuan, have only been working for a year. So, I hope your life is as heart-warming as your writing, and that even if you have occasional setbacks, you will always be peaceful.
Can Jin, just by looking at the name, I knew it wouldn't be very happy, but I liked the adult's writing style, so I still fell in... So I said that I was undoubtedly depressed, and ORZ went back to watch the extra chapter to heal myself!
I always feel that I have very complicated feelings towards Zhan Jin. I like Yiwang very much. I really like the still water and deep flow of Yiwang. Its thin and self-flowing flow in places where it seems calm to outsiders. But Zhanjin, I want to say, you were stuck on the disappearing chapter for a long time... But Zhanjin is not my favorite, and indeed the one that I can't let go of. No matter how slow you update, every time I turn on the computer, I will remember an unfinished Zhanjin. I am a medical student o(╯□╰)o. Three years of studying science in high school completely eliminated all my desire to read articles. However, Wanwan your network gave me an excuse to be excited, and the remaining embers made me take action. So I still want to thank Wanwan O(∩_∩)O~ In addition, I think a girl who is immersed in words should be like you Wanwan, with the petty bourgeoisie and enjoyment of life between the lines ~ Finally, I wish Wanwan and the radio crew success in 2013
To be honest, I actually don't remember when I collected this article, and I can't even remember the content of it. Click on the collection today and it will be at the top of a certain category. Among the many black serials, the red one is particularly eye-catching. I clicked on it and read the copy. It was strange but also a little familiar. So I scrolled down directly to read the postscript. In the narration in the postscript, I seem to be able to get a glimpse of some plots, sometimes dull and sometimes intense, sometimes dark and sometimes gorgeous. I think this must be a good book, and I would be willing to indulge in this sentimental story for a moment. I have only read the first few chapters of "Go Deeper". It's not that I didn't like it, I just didn't understand it. In my mind, it was also a good book with strong emotions, but I didn't understand love so I couldn't accept it. I want to wait until one day when I have some understanding of love and some experiences in life before I can experience that story.
So what about selective forgetting?
It turns out that the author is so young. I thought that the author who could write such a few novels must be in his forties. The characters in the book have a wide range of experience.
Sadness is greater than heartbreak. At least the South knows that it would be great to have an outbreak. At least it is better than being hopeless. Well, after all, both parties in this matter are a little thoughtless. I hope that after the negotiation is settled, they can understand how to understand each other better. Bless them.