Hidden Edge

Cured meats are delicious, but eating too much is bad for your health.

I really love this picture; it perfectly captures my image of Ah Zheng! Thanks to Luan Shi for providing the image, I adore it!

The character of Niu Er seems particularly controversial. His occasional displays of moral decency coupled with his shamelessness, his frequent abuse of power and swagger, his petty theft and sycophancy, his obsessive pursuit of money, his thirst for power and influence, his instinctive and accurate grasp of opportunities, his envy, jealousy, and hatred towards Xie Yuzheng…

🌸🌸🌸 Since its opening, *Hidden Edge* features a large cast of characters and a fast-paced plot. The book's ensemble cast is skillfully portrayed, with a strong sense of focus. Despite the large number of characters, it remains cohesive and organized. If you take your time and read carefully, you'll find that the book is quite sophisticated, encompassing both highbrow and lowbrow elements.

A crescent moon, orange in color, hung silently in the sky. From the dense forests nestled among the mountains, came the mournful cries of a few owls. In the deep mountains and wilderness of midsummer, the night wind swirling up from the ravine was still quite chilly, frequently biting at one's clothes.

The porters looked at each other, slowly moved to the door, and ignoring the pouring autumn rain outside, stepped outside, grabbed the carrying pole and rope leaning against the eaves, and scurried away! "Hey, hey, hey... Chief Wang, this... This bill... It hasn't been settled yet?" Caught off guard, the shopkeeper was momentarily stunned, his mouth agape.

The rain was light and intermittent, making the road wet, and the shady roadside trees on both sides were also wet. As autumn approached, these plane trees, introduced during the construction of the Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum in 1929, were already covered with yellow leaves.

The past is a blur, The future is unattainable, The only thing we can grasp is the present.

The more I read, the more I wanted to read; it got more and more exciting. I originally planned to save it for later and finish it, but I couldn't resist reading on. The characters are well-developed, and the language is simple yet evocative, creating a vivid sense of the Republican era. Keep up the good work, author! I rarely write book reviews, but I hope this book can be completed.

Crossing over a beautiful metaphor, a protagonist's prerogative Xie Yuzheng, an ordinary name, an ordinary netizen When the two combine, it symbolizes the story of ordinary people transitioning from a stable and prosperous era to a tragic one Everyone has their own meaning in life Everyone has their own beautiful life Some are born to enjoy blessings but push themselves into an abyss