Wild Deer Convenience Store

I initially thought that this novel was a pure fantasy story. I started reading it in the morning and finished it at 5pm, but now I am lying in bed with my nose still blocked. There are many people in this world who have not yet grown numb shells, but those with shells are always the majority, so from an individual point of view, you will feel that the whole world is full of shells. Maybe for ordinary people, the test from heaven is about the same, just like putting all the eggs into sulfuric acid at the same height as the liquid level, but having a shell is better than not having a shell. Unfortunately, I am the kind of person who has no shell. "Reality" is not a concrete object with clear outlines. It will not set up a sign on a young person's way to society, saying "Please pay attention to the level ahead: the transformation of adulthood." Most people only feel that they are on a new one-way street after walking in. At least for me, reality is like water. Because I can't see it, I walk a long way only to realize that it's half wet and I will never be dry again. This story is neither about a young man running away nor an old man dying. It's more like the breath an adult takes when he finally looks up from the computer screen after working overtime. The protagonist neither gained the ability to be chosen by a dragon and crush everything that he fantasized about when he was young, nor was he simply overwhelmed or deceived by the darkness and fell ill. The two girls just met and hugged each other, finding a place to live in the darkness. Between "escaping reality" and "returning to reality", there is no second option. But Ai Weili and Wei Luo held on to some hope between these two options, tore open a gap and got in. Life is not only up or down. Between resistance and degradation, they can also choose to simply move forward.

Just like Thelma and Louise, the natural intimacy of women is a kind of dependence and strength, the freedom to escape from real life, and two people falling together is also a happy ending. It is so beautiful that it makes people want to cry. So wonderful. I hope two girls can stay together in a convenience store, a wonderful escape and a wonderful choice 😭😭😭

What moved me most about this short story was "Dragon Fantasy" and the ending. I was shocked after watching the whole novel, because Wei Luo's setting is very much like my dream lover, while Ai Weili's character is like a super high-end version of me. I like the former because I have also had fantasies about dragons. I once imagined that I jumped into the river, followed the waves into the sea, and turned into a dragon the moment I sank to the bottom of the sea, traveling freely and freely around the world, bringing good luck and blessings to people. The ending made me feel uncomfortable for a while. The better they enjoyed the future, the less I dared to imagine what would happen next. Sincerity is a must-kill skill. Such a passionate and sincere girl makes people reluctant to leave even if they know that she may kill them. It's like a moth and fire (in the traditional understanding). The moth is attracted by the light and heat of the fire. The fire makes her no longer afraid of the unknown and terror of the night, making her feel warm and safe. She knows that if she gets close to the flame, she will be swallowed up, but can the moth flap its wings and leave? Can such a bright fire be found in this invisible darkness? Even if there is, the arc of her burning and the temperature she emits are different. So the moth chooses to fly into the fire. At least the fire still has the passion for life and the dream full of light. And the scene where Ai Weili cried bitterly was also hard for me to describe, because I would do the same thing when I encountered something I couldn't make a choice or a big difficulty for me. I always regarded it as caused by my own weakness and incompetence. Maybe it was true, but she made me know that some people can collapse like this. I even fantasized about a friend like Vero, sitting there as an exhorter and a kindred spirit, either comforting or criticizing or just sitting there. By the way, it is obviously a horror and suspense novel, but as long as Aiweili and Wei Luo are together, I feel inexplicably at ease, and I even feel like I am reading a heartwarming story. Therefore, the ending makes me uncomfortable, but it also gives me a peaceful and beautiful feeling. The mixture of confusion finally turned into an indescribable melancholy. This is also the main motivation for me to write a book review. I like this novel not only because of the good story and moral, but also because of some personal emotions, so what I said above is more subjective and more like expressing my own emotions.

At the beginning, I was helpless because of Ai Weili's incompetence. The action was all led by Wei Luo, and the plot was also very complicated. I couldn't get into it for a while, but I still had the patience to watch it to the end (this is the shortest short story I have read on Qidian. I finished it in one hour) But the final ending made me cry. In cities, boundless loneliness is the norm, maybe most people have it? Strong empathy. Meeting Vero was the heroine's redemption, and it was also the "salvation" that many people imagined. I had also imagined it, but unfortunately... I lost a lot in reality. The ending is open-ended, and I naturally hope that heroine Ai will actively pick up the phone ☎️ and call herself back in time, telling herself: Even if Pan comes to change shifts, he should not be separated from Wei Luo, and Wei Luo cannot be allowed to go out! After all, Vero had died once before the finale, right? Can't he still be saved... However, maybe Wei Luo is just a character in Ai Weili's imagination. I think the real story should be like this: "After heroine Ai denounced her boss and was scolded by her mother on the phone, she accidentally drove her car and fell off a cliff because of her uneasiness. As for finally coming to hell/another dimension - Yelu Town, she started a reincarnation life. So, the final ending Ai Weili died, Wei Luo may be dead, and may have never existed. Everything is a fantasy of the heroine. There are many such loneliness "patterns" and social animal behavior "patterns" now, aren't they? " Real life is much scarier than Yelu Town.

I've been reading the comment section and wondering why we always feel that staying alive is a better outcome. Is this moment not complete enough, not intense enough, not loving enough? Reality is not necessarily easier than being weird. In a few short hours, they faced each other deeply and completely, but after dawn, people will eventually have to face the dull pain of life, the wear and tear of relationships, the dilution of meaning, and face society, money, reality and responsibilities. Is it alive or slowly festering? The ending now is some kind of pure condensation.

Just saw it today! ! ! Ahhhhh! ! Hahahahaha! ! ! ! In other words, I feel that the original name "Convenience Store in Yelu Town" sounds better than "Yelu Convenience Store". Although the story mainly takes place in a convenience store, the convenience store is also a building in Yelu Town. (Don't worry it's not a spoiler)

When I watched it, I always thought it would be he at the end. I would be scared, frightened, and disgusted by some realistic descriptions. I would feel happy and warm about the friendship between Ai Weili and Wei Luo. I was full of hope throughout the whole process. It was not until the last three chapters that I realized that this story was probably he. The feeling was nothing like falling from the sky into the quagmire, but I knew it was reasonable. Thank you for the ending written by Tai Wei. This is also the ending that I think is most suitable for them. It is unknown what their future will be like, but they chose each other and that is enough. Finally, I would like to express my love for "Ye Lu Convenience Store" again. I love Wei's writing very much. The characterization of the characters and the description of the bond between people are what touch me the most. I hope that Wei will never stop writing and look forward to seeing more excellent articles!

This fantasy dragon thing made me cry a little bit. I feel like I am such a person, with unrealistic fantasies, always thinking that I am special and different. As a result, I entered society and everyone lived a realistic and active life, but I was still dreaming.

After reading it, I really like the ending. Xiao Ai really looked like a child when she went back crying, but she is so sincere and cute. I like this ending.

When I read the first five or six chapters of this novel, it really touched the depths of my heart. I had always been afraid of entering society, but I never knew what I was afraid of. Is it because I'm afraid of not being able to find a good job, or I'm afraid of disappointing my parents, or I'm afraid of being looked down upon by the people around me, but when I read this novel, I really understood that what I'm afraid of is living my life in confusion. This is the realistic horror contained in this novel, which I admire