
Flying Against the Wind
逆风以翔
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 482k Words
- Genre
- Realistic Fiction
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Human Condition
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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0Monthly votes
60Recommends
22Fans
233Chapters
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The first chapters, especially the letter writing, reminded me of the ordinary world.
Very touching, very good
I have read all three books by the author, and I have to say that the writing style of this one is obviously the best among the three. To be honest, the characters of the male protagonists in the three books are somewhat similar, but the male protagonist in this book is very peaceful, and the female protagonist has a lot of stories. The author finally had the heart to at least give a good ending. The story is like this. I always feel disappointed after reading it. I hope the author can change the character of the male protagonist and continue writing a new book. Come on, after all, writing a book is always to satisfy yourself, and the next step is to satisfy the readers.
To put it bluntly, don't you know that Qidian has changed its rules and there are no authors but only gunmen? It may be a bit extreme, but seeing someone update at this time is really a bit "angry" and a bit irritating. Sorry if it bothers you, you can delete the post. These words are addressed to the author, not the shooter.
It's a good book, at least the first few chapters have the potential to become a classic, but I felt that the writing of the two sisters was not realistic enough and too heartless. I have never met such people in real life.