The Mystery of the Third Incense Burner with Agarwood Chips

In the past three years, he has been increasingly unable to tell whether the person around him is Yulan or Yutang! He seemed to be trapped in a puzzle. Sometimes he thought she was Yutang, but hadn't Yutang died of illness long ago? Sometimes he thought she was Magnolia, but Magnolia was clearly beside him. Why could he still miss Magnolia so much? Sometimes he also doubts whether it is Magnolia or Yutang that he misses? Thinking more deeply, he could no longer tell whether he loved Yulan or Yutang. At first, he loved Yulan when he was a student. From then on, he also loved Yulan after their reunion, but his eyes often lingered on Yutang, because she was so similar to Yulan when she was a student, that kind of youthful and lively. This novel imitates Zhang Ailing's novels in terms of period background and storytelling, especially in the story-telling method at the beginning, which imitates the first and second incense of agarwood crumbs, and appropriately clicks on the title. Eileen Chang is best at writing about crazy men and women in cement. I think people who don't know Eileen Chang's works would say this. Although it is the most common love-hate love-hate relationship in the world, Eileen Chang's story designs are extremely clever. Some of them are so ingenious that you need to study those plots carefully to marvel at her unique ingenuity. Having said so much, I just want to say that this novel also needs you to read it carefully. However, love in Zhang Ailing's novels is cold, and no one can't leave the other. I think she is writing about the truest reality. I still prefer happy endings, so this is very different.