The stories I read were very sympathetic, and my heart felt like it was hollowed out when I saw the ending. I'll feel lost for several days, unable to get out.
The emotions are very delicate, the daily life is vivid, and the writing is very real. I have seen the author say several times that he has no talent, but from looking at it, he clearly feels that he is a talented player who is rewarded by God. The details are very catchy. Second brush.
The introduction is misleading. This is not an ordinary story narrated along a timeline. Before reading the novella, please do not draw any conclusions about anyone in the book. All the likes and dislikes are just a blindfold from the author's deliberately chosen perspective. It may not be the only explanation, but the author has constructed the entire story very well and completely. Unexpected and reasonable. Very beautiful. A happy ending is very healing. The inner desolation needs such beautiful nourishment and filling.
The first time I heard about Temple University was from the radio drama "70, 80, 90". At that time, I felt that this author was different from ordinary online writers. How should I put it, maybe more "generous". It was many years later that I read the author's second book. Sure enough, this book had a huge impact on the concepts I formed. The world of mortals is too heavy and love is too light. I can't imagine how I can still love after going through so many hardships in this world.
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