Divine Text in My Heart

2 桥 Upstairs at the Bridge PriestNo CP118k WordsCompleted 252.9kFavorites244.5kClicks/ch426.2kNutrition

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It's a suspenseful story. I didn't understand what it was about when I first read it. I was completely confused and confused. I thought it was some kind of mysterious little story. But as the story gradually unfolded, I no longer just "watched", I began to "think", and I also planned to "speak". Foreshadowings were emerging one after another, and the plot was still unclear. My desire to express myself reached its peak at this time, and I analyzed and guessed the article word by word, for fear of missing any clues. But gradually, as the article came to the end, I realized that I actually just needed to "read". This article undoubtedly uses "seeing" as its core—— I read the novel, and the characters in the novel read the novel, and the Chinese text even said that the water ghost read Tang Guo's diary, and Tang Guo looked at the water ghost and read the diary. The diary also wrote about who Tang Guo saw every day, and who saw him... You look at her, she looks at you, intertwined in various ways, and the initial connection between people starts from "seeing". Rather than just "seeing" with your eyes, your connection begins when you actually "see" another person, without words. In fact, to sum up the story, it is nothing more than a group of nameless people going through a lot of bad things, and then happening to get involved in the same strange thing for various reasons. Prying into the mystery through a small window on your mobile phone, and uncovering your own scars in the process of exploring, seeing others in distress... In the end, the bad guys abdicate and everyone is happy with the reunion ending. It sounds so cliche, almost corny. But dear, you just need to "look", Look at this story, look at the people in the story, look at you and me outside the story, look at every one of her/him/it... You look at her and she looks at you, we each become the scenery on the bridge, Then... Then, have the present and look forward to tomorrow.

5 高 High Dimensional Invasion QiliuDanmei (BL)877k WordsCompleted 282.3kFavorites349.8kClicks/ch916.8kNutrition

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76'S writing style really appeals to me, with a hint of black humor. He is very good at upgrading the flow, and can arouse the reader's mood in just a few words. I may not want her to step out of her comfort zone (bushi) more than she does. Of her many articles, not many would recommend this one, but it is really my favorite. If you like to see a beautiful and smart single male mother raising a mentally retarded child alone, stepping on all kinds of men, and finally reaching the pinnacle of life, don't miss this book! (Bushi) The above is not a serious evaluation. If I want to seriously use one word to evaluate this article, I think the word "courage" is really suitable. This is really a word that is about to be written badly, and it can make people's ears get calluses when they hear it, but no matter how bad the story is, it can still bloom a different flower of courage. Without courage, the protagonist Si Chen's life would have ended long ago on an ordinary day on the assembly line, just another simple "death of no one". The tracks of society will not be slowed down in the slightest because of him. They will only collect corpses all the time and create thousands of "unknown people". Fortunately, Si Chen has had courage since he was a child. Si Chen solved the proposition of "growing up" very early, but completed it very late. He had already learned to survive in the mud when he was no taller than a doorknob, but it wasn't until he was almost at the top of the world that he truly learned to grow up. The child who lacked love finally no longer had to stand alone, begging for unreserved love from pedestrians passing by. The copy is wonderful, the rhythm is tight, the writing is online, and many of the supporting characters are also wonderfully created! Once again, I recommend this article to everyone! Let us taste the charm of mother together. (Oh, I'm sorry, I was controlled by Xiaotou again)

6 不 Untamed Enemy Ride a Whale SouthDanmei (BL)605k WordsCompleted 141.1kFavorites120.5kClicks/ch224.8kNutrition

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This is the fourth article I read about Riding a Whale to the South. There is no need to worry about Whale's emotional relationship. There is no problem except that he likes to use knives. Fortunately, in the end, he will be used as a guarantee. The plot is smooth, the rhythm is tight, the characters are interesting, and the CP is delicious. I stayed up all night to read it - it was really satisfying. It is a cyberpunk worldview, and the corruption and oppression of the system are almost unavoidable topics. This book's depiction of this cannibalistic society is neither the most detailed nor the most ambitious that I have ever read. Only a very clever "black humor" with some appropriate benefits focuses on the core of "revenge" - those in power do evil as they please, and the poor people struggle to survive. In this deformed system, the evil ones flourish and the good ones are hard to find. Ning Zhuo was unfortunate, he was just an insignificant piece of flesh and blood that was squeezed and sucked, and the suffering of fate was often so unreasonable; Ning Zhuo was lucky, his flesh and blood could also be used as fuel, and he used himself as a primer to connect the hatred of those who were despised, and used his life as a bet to ignite that raging rage. The evildoers will eventually have to reap the consequences and experience the retribution of karma. Perhaps under such a raging fire, God could no longer pretend to be deaf and mute, and fate finally showed some mercy. A "traitor" from the upper class came, Fei Bai, who whimsically said that he wanted to build a bridge. A bridge that connects the two sides, leads to hope, and catches the burning Ning Zhuo. Ning Zhuo always felt that he should die after seeking revenge. But Shan Feibai hoped that Ning Zhuo could go and see the moon. Most people on Silver Hammer Island have never seen the moon, and have no extra energy to pursue it. Their fantasy of the moonlight only comes from car lights, but the yearning for the moon has long been engraved in everyone's heart. People should not be deprived of the right to look at the moon. Then light a fire, a fire called "hate", an unyielding fire, a fire for yourself and the people you love, and then - go and take back our moon.

7 红 Red and White AyeayecaptainDanmei (BL)434k WordsCompleted 456.6kFavorites251.6kClicks/ch300.9kNutrition

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To be honest, I think there is a reading threshold for AAC books. The writing is excellent and the content is very deep. The author also likes to use metaphors and other implicit techniques of expression, which all increase the difficulty of reading her works. But AAC is so awesome. Every book is a rare and good article, and it is definitely worth your time to savor it carefully. For those who want to try her works, I would recommend this one first among the three books of AAC. Based on the Chinese culture that everyone is familiar with, the background is from the Republic of China to modern times... And other "familiar" aspects make this book more readable and has a wider audience. While reading and feeling the plot, you also have enough energy to enjoy the hearty charm of AAC's prose. There are so many things worth talking about in this book. In troubled times, the situation is changing, and various characters slowly appear. The setting of the Seven Families of Zhuzi is really mysterious. The original intention of saving the world gradually turns into selfish desires, but under the turbulent waves, an innocent heart shines. In that war-torn era, all kinds of characters' plans and struggles for survival are condensed into the lines, giving the light and fluttering words the power to move people. At the same time, AAC's expression is extremely restrained. There is no large space to write about the hunger and death in the fields and the suffering of the world. It is outlined in extremely concise language and naturally focuses on a few protagonists. It writes about the young people who are high-spirited and live a carefree life, and then they are together and separated, full of hardships, full of affection but unable to express it. They only sacrifice their country and wait for the next life to reunite... The epitome of that era is displayed in front of the readers. After reading this book, there is so much I want to say, but I don't know where to start. Thousands of words can't exhaust the excitement in my heart. Thank you AAC for bringing us such wonderful works.

8 被 The Abandoned White Moonlight Dong Shi NiangDanmei (BL)220k WordsCompleted 117.1kFavorites194.2kClicks/ch61.6kNutrition

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After reading this book, I had the same feeling - "dampness", numbness on my spine, and a lingering sticky feeling. Even the plot full of warmth makes people feel that everything is inconsistent when reading, as if someone is always prying in the dark, but no matter how hard the protagonist struggles, there is only one way back. I have been reading articles for many years, and there are almost no male ghosts that can surpass this one. I feel that it should not be the article I saw in Jinjiang (?) To be honest, I felt really distressed after reading it. I had goosebumps thinking about it for several days. There is a comment from a sister in the article that I think is very interesting. It is really like playing a strategy game. I failed in the first week of strategy, so I deleted the files and started again, and started again in the second week of strategy. If you don't read the last chapter, it will become just like the author said, a clichéd fairy tale. "Inhuman" monsters are influenced by love, but is this really possible? If love were truly so omnipotent, "monsters" would not be born. At most, love means letting him clean himself up before seeing you again, put on a human body again, and stay by your side seemingly harmlessly. You should pray that he will never reveal any mistakes, and never dwell on the weirdness in life. After all, from the moment you provoke the monster, you have lost the possibility of leaving. This book has very upright views, has a strong moral sense, is not very receptive, and is biased towards SK readers, it is best not to read it. It is really "damp".

14 经 Durable By Still WaterDanmei (BL)180k WordsCompleted 192.2kFavorites257.3kClicks/ch38.1kNutrition

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Every time I think of this article, I think of a very funny point. The real niche is that the protagonist has both parents and a happy family. This book is indeed a very rare series of "perfect" works with no misunderstandings, no bloodshed, no separation of life and death, etc. Although the author's own introduction is short, it summarizes it very well - "Passion and tenderness, dreams and growth, life and love." Bai Jinyi (Gong), a cool guy who has been independent since he was a child, has always been firmly on the road to his dreams; Jiang Shen (Shou), after accidentally being exposed to ballet, discovered his talent, and with the support of his family, he walked out of a brilliant life on pointe. In addition to the protagonist, every supporting character in it is also worthy of mentioning in detail. Maybe they have not been able to persist in their dreams, but everyone is living a good life. The author outlines a world full of warmth and fireworks, without the need for bloody ups and downs, and depicts simple daily life to the extreme. People can't help but firmly believe that there must be such a happy corner in this world. The author simply intercepted their lives and showed them to you and me. This book is such a very warm text, a very "true, kind and beautiful" work, but it does not make people feel that it is too false and empty to be practical. Reading this book is like coming home in the winter as a child, going to the table and secretly taking a sip of the warm soup that the family had just made. Even if you are caught and scolded, ordinary and precious happiness will well up from the bottom of your heart. Finally, I will post one of my favorite words in the article, after Jiang Shen and his master discussed topics such as "why we dance," "the free soul of a dancer," "empathy for a dance partner," and so on. Faced with Jiang Shen's answers, "I dance because I like it" and "I only like Bai Jinyi". Master said, "Your love is extremely precious, no matter what, don't lose it."

15 风 Waiting for People to Return Home in the Wind and Snow XiaoxiaoDanmei (BL)653k WordsCompleted 113.4kFavorites95.9kClicks/ch130.5kNutrition

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A book that was very unexpected for me is a very classic Cthulhu apocalyptic theme in recent years. This book has some shortcomings and is not a very deep story, but the reason why it stands out to me is because it is "romantic" enough. Very direct, derived from the romance of words. I have always had an inappropriate bias. I feel that too romantic writing cannot support an overly grand narrative. When reading this subject before, I preferred a colder style of writing, but the romance of this book is really used very well. Like the last bit of tenderness given to mankind by fate. In my opinion, what sustains mankind to the end is not the unintentional mercy from God in the long river of destiny. It can even be said arbitrarily that it has nothing to do with God at all, but something that everyone is born with - human nature. People who are as greedy as wolves, as ferocious as tigers and leopards, as weak as ants, and as short-lived as mayflies, yet have something so mean and precious, ordinary and great in them. It is the poisonous sword under every joke, the compassion from above, the indifference to the suffering around you... It is also the unremitting struggle at the end of the road, and even if you are timid, you will still shine and play the glorious song until the last moment. Among the millions of ants that were destined to perish, it was only because God's slices gave birth to humanity that those thousands of tiny ants finally got a breather. Even though the undercurrent is still surging after the disaster, all parties are still fighting endlessly, fighting openly and secretly... But it doesn't matter, at least there is that little piece of bread. "Bread, mercy, courage and love." This is a romance that God will never understand. This story may lack a bit of pathos because of its romance. The concentrated depiction of emotions often makes people ignore the cruelty of the background. The death of the supporting characters in the later period is a bit frivolous, but this is really not a big shortcoming. After all, human beings are cowardly because of their emotions; Human beings are brave because of their emotions. You and I are just a few tiny snowflakes in the wind and snow. We just need to move with the wind and be content with our small corner of the world.

17 这 This Alpha Is Physically Disabled but Strong-Willed [Interstellar] Three Bowls PassedDanmei (BL)640k WordsCompleted 200.4kFavorites286kClicks/ch216.8kNutrition

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This book is really well done, and it is a complete display of the author's ability. The writing style is not flashy, the narrative is very down-to-earth, and the author's penmanship is evident in every word. Although it is a common equal rights plot in ABO, new wine in old bottles has never fallen into the cliché. I really like the concept of this article, like flowers blooming in the mud, tiny plants in the darkness trying to climb up to get sunlight - such tenacity and vigorous vitality. Overall, it is a realistic story, but the author always gives the characters a chance to be reborn at just the right time. However, rather than seeing this as a "miracle" that happened by God, it is better to say that the forerunner Yu Yu walked alone on the dark road and finally glimpsed the glimmer of hope, relying on himself to gain a breath under the pressure of cruel fate. But it seems that's all, the miracle has not come. Just like Gong's leg injury will still be with him forever, his reproductive function cannot be restored, and the long-standing prejudices in society remain the same. Even if the empire has changed heirs, various reforms are still hindered... Countless people have stepped forward, and it seems that they have only carved out a tiny glimmer of light in the night. There are still regrets hidden everywhere in the story. This is undoubtedly a story about "people", describing people's cowardice and incompetence, people's pain and helplessness, people's stubbornness and bravery, and people's eternal struggle... So although the gap is small and the way forward is bleak, the sky is bright and hope lasts forever - this is the greatest vitality of this article. In fact, the courage that moved me most in this book was not the two protagonists, but Gong's mother, Miss "White Sakura". Many readers have a bad impression of her. She is a typical disciplined woman. She is weak, ignorant, and pitiful to the point of being "hateful" - as if she is always making "wrong" choices. She ignores her father's advice and marries a scumbag. She easily forgives domestic violence and believes the hypocritical and shallow words of the abuser. She is so self-willed that she is stuck in the mud and cannot pull herself out. But is it really so? She was standing at a crossroads in fate, how could she know what was right and wrong? In fact, since she was transformed into an omega when she was young, she has been trapped in it. She has never had any choice. Everything in front of her is just as it should be. "This is for your own good." I think she must have heard this a lot. But from marrying Tang without hesitation (even though he turned out to be a scumbag in the end), not believing in Tang's brainwashing, loving her son quietly and cowardly (even though it's not the right way), and always having the ability to distinguish between good and evil, to finally having her glands removed and flying away... Counting them down, I can find a lot of her bravery that is ready to act under discipline. I hope there will be less misfortune of "White Sakura" in this world and more bravery of "White Sakura". Miss Baiying, I hope you are well. Since Prometheus stole fire, courage has been the eternal hymn of human nature. Finally, I hope that you and I, who read this book together, can be consistently brave. Ps. I know some people may mind the "main attack", but don't worry, the two protagonists are very charming, the cooks are very good, and the rice is really delicious.