Road Trip Journal

The beginning was well-written, but things got toxic after he contacted Wu Ya. He verbally rejected her, but his actions betrayed him (he brought her gifts and took her and her friends to the Forbidden City). I initially thought the story would focus on their romantic travels, but the author didn't. They barely established a relationship before the girl's family found out and disapproved!

Although this book is about travel, I found the diverse experiences along the way to be very authentic. The author clearly put in a lot of effort in describing the scenery and local cuisine. I hope the author continues to write based on their own feelings. Life isn't just a fleeting experience; we all encounter things, and that's what makes life rich and colorful.

I regret reading this book today! The author's writing is delicate, the story flows like a gentle stream, sometimes heartwarming, sometimes touching, with a touch of the typical artsy novel style. While it can be a little sentimental at times, the flaws don't detract from its overall quality, and I thoroughly enjoyed it!

Popsicles are actually pretty cool 😁

The author isn't that old! They haven't traveled that many places (at least not enough for a book)! Their experience is limited! First, you need to figure out why you travel! What's your purpose? Travel should be relaxing and enjoyable! It should be romantic! It should be about scenery! It should be poetry! It should be a cultural experience! It should be about witnessing nature!

After reading dozens of chapters, I realized the book has seriously strayed from its original theme. Aside from the beginning with the Greater Khingan Mountains and Wuhan, the rest has little to do with tourism. The Beijing part isn't purely tourism either, and the Sanya part is about taking wedding photos. That's all I got to.

To be fair, just considering the ex-wife's willingness to leave with nothing in the first chapter, we shouldn't have indulged her. We should have given in to her; isn't excitement better than a mundane life? Letting her be herself was a good thing, and the contrast in the ending actually had a better effect.

Although I haven't read the book yet, after reading some reviews, it seems many people completely changed their minds later on. I always feel that for this kind of book, you shouldn't dabble in other things. Just write about travel, customs, and local biographies in a simple, straightforward way, from domestic to international topics.

To put it bluntly, in reality, a woman and a strange man go on a trip together. The plan is for one to pay and the other to provide sexual services.

It seemed alright at first, but then it became utterly ridiculous. It's unbelievable that someone with a system would live such a pathetic life! It feels like without the system, they're completely useless! Just be a good boy/girl for the system, don't they realize they're just losers without it? Even marriage and divorce are just wishful thinking, right?