Anger fights to the end. I always like this kind of ending with infinite possibilities. But it's a work from five or six years ago. It has a lot of RN words, which is a big shortcoming, but there's nothing wrong with the general ideological direction.
After reading it three times, even if it is an online article, it does not prevent E408 from being a very good work. As I grow older, I can gain some insights every time I review it. Now I just want to say it's great, the arrangements are great for everyone. Chacha has a clear understanding of life and death, can bear the fate of a country, and is generous enough to leave it to future generations; Jiajia gets what she wants, and returns to Chacha contentedly after reaching the peak of power; Lu Yuan, Yan Xu, under my selfish CP addiction, I can always find that these two close friends care about each other's details, maybe they don't need CP to come true, this is enough, Lu Yuan travels around the world, There is no fear in going deep into dangerous situations, because there are always her close friends behind her waiting for her return, and Yan Xu regards protection as his lifelong belief, guarding a safe home for the free soul who travels far away.
Zhi Yi is also roaming freely. Her chapters always make me feel sore in my eyes and sigh happily. The sentence that runs through the growth line is that no one can keep the wind. The wind of freedom finally flows to the world. This is the best ending. I like it so much.
E408 may not be a group portrait novel, but the analysis of the characters of all parties is no less than a group portrait. Not to mention the nine protagonists, it extends to the Yuan family, the Liyue Lixing sisters, Ji Lingyu, and Ji Fangjin. No matter how hateful or cute they are, everyone has flesh and blood. The author's thoughts are also deeply expressed in such a grand world view and plot. It is really a wonderful work. Thank you to the author for keeping her in Lily District. I still love E408 and the girls of E408, and I look forward to having a different experience when I replay it in the future.
The subject matter is rare, the discussion of social issues is also thought-provoking, and many interesting female characters have been created. I really like the part about Mr. Dayan, her decisiveness, stubbornness and unkindness, the ambitions of the matriarchal family and her over-the-top thinking, as well as her vague transformation at the end of the book. By the way, I think of the hotly debated topics on the Internet recently, such as how to establish human subjectivity without being alienated by the government, and how to maintain one's true nature in a chaotic environment. I like the responses given by Hua Xi and Yan Jin in the book. I hope all women have a better future!
