Some of my favorites so far. The quality of the writing is guaranteed. I wouldn't recommend it if I'm stupid, so please click in and read the copy (bowing)
I'm a coward, this is the scariest thing I've ever seen. Because the author's writing style is so good and has a strong sense of empathy, I was often frightened to the point of breaking into a cold sweat during the day. (For example, in the face-to-face killing, I felt like she just came out of the screen...) The plot is so awesome, there are countless twists and turns, and it can't be concluded until the last moment. Integrated into Hunan folk customs, Hunan people will feel familiar with it.
This is a work of art! One of the reasons I want to recommend it the most is that it has a strong sense of cinema. When reading, the movie is automatically played frame by frame in front of your eyes, such as the sunny California and the vast white northern Xinjiang. Secondly, the rare road stories in Baihe's novels + distinctive characters = a surefire success! Fu Tingli is sunny and tenacious, while Kong Liyuan is lonely and indifferent. When they are together, they just love each other.
Childhood sweethearts are so cute! The relationship between the two changes naturally, without being stiff or awkward. The description of the town is real and warm. There are some surprisingly funny moments.
Strong! Sister dog! A rare sports and competitive article, boxing is a relatively unpopular sport in China. The description of Su Zhixun's mental illness is spot on. (The kind with a lot of references) The sexual tension between the two is through the roof! Sister Su is too domineering, "Zhou Jin, it's a pity that you can only like this kind of person, follow me, tolerate me, and be controlled by me. You can be angry, just tell me when you are angry, and I will coax you." Zhou Jin is stubborn, pursuing her dream of becoming a boxing champion, pursuing love relentlessly, and finally reaping the rewards of both career and love.
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