Reborn as a Post-90S Generation: I Fell in Love with the Girl Serving Food in the Cafeteria

While slowly chewing on those tearful words and quietly feeling those delicate and long writing styles, several fresh, plump and lifelike characters will often appear before your eyes. But at that time, I still regarded it as a touching emotional novel, but it was written about ethnic minorities. Now reread it. Cover the book and meditate. The autumn air is crisp outside the window, and the wind is howling in the distance, but here there is only calm breathing and heartbeat. Only then did I realize that after this soul-stirring story, what the author wants us to know is not just a tear-jerking tragedy. She also wants us to understand some principles of life.