What to Do When Fate Brings Us Together

Let's talk about trivial things. Actually, when I read a book, if the first three chapters don't grab my attention, I'll usually give up. But when I'm writing, I forget that, except for classic works, of course. When I wrote the first few chapters, I wanted to explain Shuxiang's growth trajectory. An orange grown south of the Huai River is an orange, but grown north of it, it becomes a bitter orange. Words and actions, the environment in which one grows up, determine a person's character. As the saying goes, "You can see a person's future at three, and their character at seven." I just didn't want my hard work to turn into bitterness, leaving no one to read my writing—I'm ashamed.

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Several readers said this story wasn't suitable for online posting, and several others said it made them sad. I'm a little proud of myself for capturing people's emotions, because I was quite sad myself while writing it. Look forward to the rest of the story and see how I manage to smooth things over. Although I've read many online novels, including contemporary, historical, and urban romances, this is my first time writing one. I have little experience, but since I've already started, I'll just finish updating it.

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What to do when fate brings you together? If you can't avoid it, then accept it. When I read the author's work, my first thought was "Ordinary World." To be honest, I haven't read many books growing up. I only read "Ordinary World" in college. The story is set in a similar era to the author's work. Because of different thoughts and realities, their lives are different. The protagonists are all struggling in reality. However, Shuxiang and Yuhai still ended up together after experiencing setbacks. The story in that book, on the other hand, is full of heartache, how many disappointments, how many divergent paths, and of course, there are also extra gains in the end. From the perspective of modern society, we believe that lovers, even if separated by thousands of miles, will bravely pursue their love despite family opposition. However, even now, societal prejudices and parental obstacles remain significant hurdles that are difficult to overcome. Although Shuxiang and Yuhai are seven years apart, their love is profound and very tolerant. Reading this short novel left me with mixed feelings. At first, I only thought that Shuxiang was as good as her name suggested, loved reading, and was beautiful. Her conversations with Yuhai were full of scholarly charm, and her family background seemed to be quite good. When they turned eighteen, I thought they should be able to be together. Sure enough, they talked about it and spent a fairly good period of time together. At that point, I seemed to guess what would happen next, because that era would never allow them to be together peacefully like that. And things did indeed happen just as I predicted. When Shuxiang turned thirty, she was already married and had a child. I thought Yuhai was still waiting for her. But when we met again, Shuxiang was divorced, and Yuhai was not alone. I felt quite sad. When I saw the part where Yulin was pursuing her, I felt strange. Overall, I'm happy that Shuxiang and Yuhai can get back together, but the process was full of regrets. In reality, I wish everyone's love life is smooth sailing, and that you find and possess love. ❤️ Thank you for your work.

It may seem like a jumble of trivialities, but the author manages to capture the joy and the wisdom within these seemingly insignificant details. The writing style is undoubtedly excellent, very distinctive, and closely connected to the family it describes, capturing the flavor of that era. Perhaps this type of novel is not suitable for online literature and should be developed in some other aspects of literature. Keep it up! (ง •̀_•́)ง

It's getting better and better, keep it up, Lao Feng!

Fengshi, do you know? While reading your words, the phrase "betting on books to pass the time with the fragrance of spilled tea" suddenly popped into my mind. Indeed, some books, some words, and some stories are truly meant to be read in the early morning before the dew has dried, while brewing a pot of tea and sitting under the eaves of a tree, holding them in your hands with a clear mind. In the world of online novels, you may not stand out because of the limitations of the subject matter and popular tropes, but in reality, I really hope that your work can reach a certain level. That's what I'm looking forward to. I always felt that this kind of article was more suitable for submission to popular traditional literary organizations like the "Writers' Association" or "Readers' Association." (Unfortunately, I don't have any connections.) Anyway, I think your work is much more insightful than mine, so... I'll keep writing and see how it goes. May time not let us down, and may all the good things in the world arrive as scheduled.