This book is thoughtful in its thinking, and the steps to solve the case are interlocking. When the doubts are thick, it makes people feel helpless and sad. The whole process is breathtaking, and the emotions are completely controlled by the progression of the plot. Complex human nature makes the process of solving the case even more complicated and confusing. A seemingly perfect plan may collapse due to unexpected episodes, but an imperfect plan will be implemented smoothly because of the friendship link between the victims. What's rare is that the good and evil sides in the novel are evenly matched, and they can take advantage of each other at every turn. There is no sudden outburst of wisdom from the protagonist, only step-by-step planning and counterattack. If the family members had not given up their normal lives and endured the pain, they would have let the children rest in peace.
This book is written in the first person of the heroine. It starts from the autobiography. The writing style is very lively and agile, and it outlines the same image of the heroine. The female protagonist is really cute. When the male protagonist invites her to visit the supermarket, her first reaction is whether the male protagonist is the supermarket's agent. She even denied in her autobiography that she had searched for the connection between the male protagonist and the supermarket. The male protagonist's mature behavior also makes his pursuit traceable, but leaves room for the female protagonist, which is very appropriate. The writing style is sparse, plain, and transparent. This is a comment given by readers, and I think it is very appropriate. I don't know how to express my joy in reading this book, but my willingness to order it without hesitation shows its high level.
The writing style is particularly clever and stunning, and some of the metaphors and psychological character descriptions are eye-catching. I cried while reading the book in the first five chapters. The male and female protagonists are both pitiful, but fate is very picky about small things. However, the author uses unique witticisms to resolve the sad tone, so there is no pressure of dramatic emotional ups and downs when reading, and the article avoids becoming dull. The female protagonist talks to the male protagonist and her friends from the perspective of cats. Cats' habits are also well integrated with human thoughts and behaviors, so the writing style is generally lively and relaxed. From the text, we can see the author's love for the world. Their love is not instant at all.
It's as sad as a day-to-day life. One second I'm laughing, and the next second I wish the heroine would die so she wouldn't have to suffer this fate. What the heroine loses in her nonsensical comedy is the dignity of modern people. She is just a plaything that is loved by the superiors. Even if her life is slightly better, it is just their pity like a pet. The heroine has some untimely innocence and persistence, but that is the last mark of her independent personality and her final bottom line. The male protagonist thinks that he has been protecting the female protagonist, but the female protagonist has not made any efforts for them to be together, but in fact the female protagonist's comfort zone has been being compressed, and she has been giving in. It is best to forget each other in the world, but it is not bad to fake death. After all, it is not easy to fulfill the promise after so many years.
This book tells the story of a female protagonist who was helped by the male protagonist to become a top singer and traveled to the past to redeem the severely depressed male protagonist. The writing style is so elegant and eloquent that it is hard to imagine that this is actually the author's first work. The dialogues between the male and female protagonists in the early stage are all well-measured, with a kind of sincerity and alienation between educated people, which is delicate and beautiful. The contact between the two people is not charming at all, but more of a sympathy of souls and respect for life, which is regrettable and touching. When the two of them had a crush on each other, the heroine said to the hero, when you give up your death plan, you don't need to tell me, just ask me directly. This part made me crazy and excited. It was such a romantic expression. Generally, depression redemption stories are written as if it is easy to cure the disease. As long as you fall in love with the heroine, take care of her and take medicine, you can heal yourself. But this book really describes the repetition and hardship of treatment, because the male protagonist regards death as his destination, and he clearly wants to go to death. Even if they love each other deeply, the male protagonist does not give up this choice. At one point, I felt that since this was the male protagonist's decision, I might as well respect his choice, don't let love tie him down, and don't let him reluctantly extend his life in order to meet the female protagonist's need for companionship. This idea even continued until two-thirds of the way through, but the author finally rounded them off reasonably. All in all, this is a very amazing work, one that you can feel wowed from the first chapter and then read on decisively.
It is a very healing book. After reading the book, I feel warm. Every frustrated person is living a good life. The coffee shop opened by the heroine provides a utopia for these workers who are still alive and slightly dead. There are very few books that tell the story of the heroine who is transported through the book. The perspective is very unique.
It has a sense of simplicity of local literature, the language is straightforward yet poignant, and the writing is particularly concise. It tells the story of a boxer who retired after being framed, returned to ordinary life, and persistently searched for the perpetrator for more than ten years. The heroine has a kind of self-consistency that is willing to be ordinary, like a sun that never falls, with a strong core, and firmly believes that only muscles and strength can protect herself. Obviously her previous life was completely different from what she is now, but she was able to calm down and live a serious life without losing empathy. She also tried her best to save the child of the perpetrator, making her a victim as well.
The descriptions in this book are really delicate and gentle. It is a style of writing that you will fall in love with at first sight. Through the words, you can feel that falling in love is so exciting. The words are filled with vigorous vitality, not the bustling smoke of fireworks, but the light left for you by the lights at home late at night. The doctor and the special assistant's pursuit of love is bold and passionate, and they take action when they fall in love. There is an even ambiguity and pull between the two, but they are very direct in expressing their emotions, not sour at all, which gives them a sense of security. It turns out that it's not that I don't like the ambiguous period, I just don't like the ambiguous period when I carefully test my mind and worry about gains and losses. The two of them are both calm and sharp in their careers, and they are strong men in their careers. The joy and liveliness they show from time to time when interacting are particularly cute. There is a sense of contrast between rules and playfulness. This pair of CPs is so damn good.
(Ps. Be sure to watch the uncut version, the author's writing is so delicious)
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