Four Seasons of Wind and Snow

After watching the free version for so long, I became a V-lister and I feel sorry for not subscribing.

Very good article, historical reproduction, the scenes of that era suddenly come to mind

To be honest, the author wrote this book very well, but the market for this kind of book at Qidian is too small...

The characters are so vividly drawn, and the author's basic skills are quite strong. It doesn't matter if it's not popular for a while. I believe that Qidian will not bury any good book!

Suitable for filming into a TV series

Both books are being serialized, which is awesome.

I am born in the 1980s, and I don't know much about that era. I heard a lot about it from my parents, but this book really describes that era, and you can get the feeling of that era as soon as you read it. The author's writing style is really good. Come on!

The author's writing is great, really great. It's a pity that this kind of realistic style of writing will definitely not have a large audience at Qidian. But I hope the author can persist. What you wrote is really good.

It's very well written. I like this book very much. Thank you very much.

Finished? Why is there no three words about the finale?

It is the Walagan Forest Farm. The May 6 fire in 1987 burned down the entire forest farm. Very true.

Come on (ง •̀_•́)ง

Almost finished. When the summer college student fell in love with Xiaoxue Lily, I started skipping to watch it. When I saw Liu Guoren and Jiang Lili were demoted, I couldn't bear to watch the ending. This book is in the style of a group portrait, with the growth experiences of the four Zhang family siblings (Spring, Winter, Autumn and Summer) as the main line and Zhang Deshun's middle-aged and elderly crisis as the sub-line. It tells the story of people's inner struggles and confusion and their choices to forge ahead in the face of drastic changes in life and society in the early 1980s when reform and opening up took place. The early stage is quite good, with emotional lines, character creation, and plot direction, with causes and effects, three-dimensional images, and informal routines. In the later stage, the whole section collapsed and was completely destroyed. Among the four protagonists, Chun Sheng is my personal favorite. I feel sorry for her experience, like her efforts, understand her inferiority complex, and struggle with her feelings. I have predicted her love line several times, but I have never guessed it correctly. Dongsheng, a traditional man who is good at dealing with others, has eyes higher than his hands, and is defeated by women, cannot understand his infatuation for Meng Ying. Qiu Sheng, a top student in college, frustrated in the workplace, won the heart of his own, rose to prominence, and gradually lost his way. Fate intersects, right and wrong, I don't know where to start. Maybe he shouldn't have entered the officialdom from the beginning and shouldn't have gotten involved with Zhu Jian. If he chooses to stay in school, can he still maintain his innocent heart? Xia Sheng, personally I don't like this character too much. Compared to the other three, she actually didn't encounter too many hardships and choices. If there is, it is probably the psychological gap caused by the collision between the "priority to boys" in the family and the personal consciousness in adolescence. Like Qiu Sheng, she was a top student and went to college and devoted herself to studying. At the age of 37, he became a "Lily" doctor and married Xiaoxue hand in hand. Looking through this journey, I have many questions for the author. 1. Why is Chunsheng's emotional line so tortuous? Why can't "Chun Qiao" and "Chun Ren" (Chun Sheng and Qiao Liang, Chun Sheng and Liu Guoren) get married? 2. Why is Xia Sheng called "Lily"? 3. Did Qiu Sheng commit suicide in the end? 4. Was Qiao Liang's car accident an accident?

I don't have any life experience, so I can't write anything. The author must have had a lot of experience.

I grabbed the red envelope and read a chapter. It was well written, but it was a pity that it was distributed at the starting point. It would be better if a physical book could be published.