What are the characteristics of these books: 1. The protagonists of the story are very charming; 2. There is a certain core and depth of the story (the book list is continuously updated)
The emotional description is very delicate and full, each character is very three-dimensional, and the brother and sister fall in love with each other. It's just that the male and female protagonists have known each other for a long time. It can be seen at a glance. It seems a bit cliché now, but it should have been okay at the time. The flaws are not concealed.
The male protagonist is an undercover policeman from the National Security Bureau. He and the female protagonist met when they were children and met when they grew up. The two fell in love but had to restrain themselves because of the male protagonist's identity. It was very well written.
The male protagonist is a young man whose spine was broken by life but never dies.
It was the book "Sweet Oxygen" that made me fall in love with the author Shuwei. The author said that she wanted to write about a young man whose spine was broken by life but would never die. This young man's name is Zhang Yuqing.
Shuwei's novel, the male protagonist is as gentle as ever. When the heroine met him, he was forced to drop out of college because he had to take care of his family and opened a tattoo shop in the old city. He had a grandmother who couldn't take care of himself, and he had a mentally retarded sister. That was when he was most powerless in life.
When the old city was demolished, it was painted to the edge. Grandma often feels sorry for her grandson at this time, but the male protagonist has no complaints. Faced with the pressure of life, he always said: "It's not as bad as you think."
The female protagonist felt distressed when she saw the male protagonist helping her grandma wash her excrement-stained pants. The male protagonist said: "Compared with what I have lost, my family is more important to me. I want this kind of life, and I have nothing to feel wronged about."
Although he later chose to cut off contact with the heroine, it was not because he felt that he was unable to give her happiness, but he just didn't want her to come between him and his mother. He wants to protect the people he loves.
It was not until later that the female protagonist grew up, found her own career direction, returned from studying abroad, and became good enough to bear the storms of life, and the male protagonist also got rid of the embarrassment that she once had, and the two came together.
I was really touched when I read the full text. The life of the male protagonist is a bit unbearable even for me, but he always faces it optimistically, as if it is not his spine that is being bent by life. And between him and the heroine, they are not relying on each other to pull them out of the abyss. The other party is just the belief in their hearts. They are watching themselves become better people and become the best Zhang Yuqing???? And the best Qin Han????
Simple, warm and powerful words!
Stay, pseudo-orthopedics, drag brother, sweet girl. It can be said that the author used the most conventional and cliché settings to write a very unconventional and unconventional story.
Because of xd, the heroine's father left the heroine to be taken care of by his former comrades. After many twists and turns, the heroine was adopted by this uncle. There is already a boy in Abo's family. The boy is a cool boy. At first he dislikes his sister and often bullies her, but secretly he cares and protects his sister. It's that feeling that my sister can only be bullied by me. Later, after several years of getting along, coincident with the arrival of puberty, the curiosity between men and women about the opposite sex acted as a catalyst, and the relationship between brother and sister gradually became a little different. (However, I still prefer the ambiguous ambiguity in the early stage where the two did not express their feelings.)
I really like this book. The story begins when the heroine is abandoned at the age of 10, and is described very delicately. The book doesn't have too many gorgeous words, but it has a strong visual sense. And as a Cantonese, some of the colloquialisms in the book are really down-to-earth and have a strong flavor of life. Although I wrote a lot of daily life scenes, I didn't feel bored at all. Every scene was real and interesting. Everyone is unpretentious and very real.
What I like most is the author's occasional touches on the emotional changes of the characters. The writing is simple, yet warm and powerful. I feel that the author must be a very sensitive and observant person. Otherwise, how could the text be written so accurately?
Huai Chai's book has a very personal style, the plot is very flat, there is no major conflict, it is very daily, but the writing is very ambiguous, tense and pulling. The hero is an undercover police officer who falls in love with the daughter of a dead informant.
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