It feels like I'm back to reading stories in magazines many years ago. When the book comes to use, I will regret it and can only think about it. The foreshadowing of the plot and the design of the characters are very exquisite, like Luban Suo, seemingly independent but connected to each other. It is reminiscent of a mortise-and-tenon structure that clicks just right. After layers of design, it forms a grand building that looks perfectly integrated. What's even more interesting is that this building also has some practical functions and meanings. When you walk in, you feel like you can see the shadow of the society you live in.
I saw someone commenting on it as "beautiful", and it felt very appropriate. This is really a gentle and beautiful story, which reminded me of the time when I watched "Reading Friends" in elementary school. I like it very much and thank the author for creating such a dreamlike fairy tale.
As the introduction of the article says, healthy love is wonderful, but unhealthy love is also particularly delicious. Non-assembly-line formatted characters, serious madness and pain. I like the strength of each heroine and this complete story.
From "The Smuggling Expert of Alien Artifacts" ("Dojo") more than ten years ago to the current "I Will Not Become an Immortal", I have always liked the author's fairy tale style. The writing style is becoming more and more mature, and it is a long novel that I can't bear to finish.
The author has the same style as always, with a big world view. The story is not superficial and can be seen at a glance. The plots are like the dark trees with overlapping leaves and branches, arousing people's desire to explore.
I have always liked the pace of the author's telling and the interweaving of the stories. This story is like a symphony, with multiple voices moving forward together, composing the lows and highs with their own rhythms, yet stable and beautiful.
I like this style of martial arts stories and the image of the protagonist. Wen Yao's world is like a colorful painting that has gone through many years of vicissitudes, slowly unfolding before my eyes.
A heartwarming and healing story~ The protagonist has a naive perspective and a casual attitude. It seems to be ordinary and not spectacular, but in fact there is an undercurrent. There are many challenges hidden in the gentleness, but the protagonist gives people a feeling that everything will be over. Watching the protagonist gradually stop being "marriage-phobic", it really feels like "finally"! This is growth. The author's control of the plot is also very good~