It's so well written... Actually, I don't really like reading youth campus articles, but this one is a work about decay and rebirth, fate and resistance, life and death, in the context of a youth campus in a small town.
It's very interesting, there are a lot of laughs in the early stages, and the pace of the article is also very good. A grand narrative from an all-female perspective, with wonderful descriptions of characters, plot, and scenes. Maybe it's because the time I watched was inconsistent, but I felt that the final battle was a bit too fast, as if I couldn't imagine how this could happen before. But overall it's a very good article and definitely worth reading!
Like it very much. As the author said, this is a sticky and moist love. The delicate and tangled love makes people want to cry. Love and hate are intertwined, penetrated and torn but cannot be peeled off. They are patient but willing to fall. Finally, it explodes in the depression, like a moment of pleasure before the end. The length of the T^T article is just right, and the various perspective changes and confessions are a stroke of genius. Once, love was hidden in the blues moment, and the moon could not shine. Later, "Your dream fell into the palm of my hand. The moon reflected the light and also illuminated you. I fled in the dangerous dawn. The sun, moon, mountains and rivers witnessed me running towards you." I'm really looking forward to Teacher Dongye Xing's next work!
Each character is portrayed vividly, three-dimensionally and complexly, and cannot be simply defined by words of good and evil, loyalty and treachery. I marveled at the life of each character, feeling that this was something that really happened in the long history. Looking at the majesty of the whole text, I couldn't think of a better ending than this. Teacher Ningyuan is forever a god! ! After reading it, I still feel a little disappointed.
The method of telling stories is very novel among the Lily novels I have read. All the doubts and unreasonableness are answered one by one in the follow-up, and the details are interlocked to form a closed loop. For example, a passage from Haruki Murakami appears in the article, "Behind the things we think we know a lot about, there are equal amounts of unknown factors lurking. The so-called understanding is usually just the sum of misunderstandings." There are problems with the suspension of the piano part and the sub-CP, but the overall flaws are not concealed. Eat it with "One Step Away" and "Dancing in the Night", listen to the "Echo of the Wilderness", and have a "scheduled" dream, it is a wonderful and wonderful experience.
I would call it a literary work! Jinjiang refused to allow five stars and specially changed two ratings to give Li E five stars (the other two teachers were sorry and manually gave five stars).