This is the narrative poem of a gentle but powerful woman. In the story, you can see the female friends, elders, and juniors around you and me, and you can see their various qualities, and you can also see everyone's inward search and upward growth. I would recommend every girl to read it.
The whole article seems to have been put under a soft light, not only because of the ubiquitous rainy day scenes in the article, but also because you can feel the author's soft heart. The author's keen perception, meticulous observation and delicate brushstrokes can be felt between the lines of the story, and he uses just the right words to visualize many subtle feelings that are difficult to capture in a flash. However, the author's writing is very restrained, which is of course due to the personalities of the three protagonists, but this restraint is very charming. Similarly, you can also feel the author's writing attitude from this restraint. Every sentence in the text is carefully considered, and every plot is purposeful. It makes people feel that the author cherishes his own feathers very much and has his own requirements for his works. This is very valuable. Thanks to the author.
It's really good (Touch the Teacher's Possession). The author is so good at writing that every time he sees those metaphors that hit the mark, people can't help but clap their laps in admiration. The story is somewhat idealistic, but it is precisely because there are so few people in the real world who can persist in upholding an innocent heart that makes such a story particularly precious.
A healing story that makes people cry, laugh, and feel soft. This world cannot exist without kittens! By the way, I miss my cat daughter again on the other side of the Rainbow Bridge.
It's a good story, but not an easy one to read. Of course, not being easy to read is not necessarily a bad thing. The reading experience is not that coherent. The plot changes from scene to scene and the perspective changes from time to time, forcing people to pause and take the opportunity to think. The background of the story is quite far away from the general public, but the underlying reasons behind the contradictions and entanglements in the story are particularly universal and real, making me think of my own intimate relationships from time to time. After all, people are not born knowing how to handle intimate relationships. Loving someone is a hormone and an instinct, but getting along requires learning. Everyone has to go through this. Thanks to the author.