That Blue Sky and White Clouds

That blue sky and white clouds

Go for it! Resurrection!

I'm so happy the author is finally back after two years! *Sobs* So touching!

The new book isn't entirely new, because it's been three years since I wrote my first romance novel, the "Like the Wind Blowing Across Eight Thousand Miles" series. The previous version was a tragic ending (BE), but I recently wrote a happy ending (HE) version and added some scenes depicting my work life. Just four more days! Please be patient while I wait. 😳😳😳😳

The road ahead is long and arduous, but I will persevere and strive for excellence. Let's keep going and encourage each other! 😁

I love reading it; the novel is very heartwarming.

Hello everyone, I'm Turbulent Youth. My old friends know I'm a terrible book review writer. So, without further ado, let me share my personal feelings about "That Blue Sky and White Clouds" (hereinafter referred to as "Blue Sky"). These are subjective opinions, so it's normal to have different views. I hope you won't criticize me too harshly. First of all, *Blue Sky* is a literary work quite different from typical online novels. Rather than a novel, it's more like a layered cake combining novel and essay. The story unfolds along two timelines: the past and the present. In the past, under the care of their grandfather and through the interactions of their rural neighbors, the children enjoy a very happy childhood in the countryside. The beautiful writing infuses this essay with a rich vitality and a sense of life, especially the hot pot scene. Anyway, after reading the first part… Two days later, I went to eat at Haidilao (author, you at least need to pay for the hot pot base, 😊); and now this storyline is extremely depressing. Throughout the entire story, or at least half of it, the protagonist's heartwarming experiences are almost the template for female protagonists in Qidian novels, but the story's development is different from most novels. There's only torment for the protagonist, no satisfying moments. Even though someone was taken away by law enforcement, they were quickly released. The mystery concerning the protagonist's mother's life and death remains hidden in the unfinished parts of the story. Whether it's truly as the protagonist heard, or whether it's all a setup, we don't know for now. (So ending the first part so quickly is really ridiculous!?). Since this is a short review, I won't go into too much detail here. In general, *Blue Sky* is a rare dual-genre, dual-timeline literary work on the Qidian platform, and it's worth reading. However, be prepared, as the author is known for creating numerous plot holes, many of which won't be resolved until the second part. Lastly, I wish the author, Aman, academic success and the ability to write 10,000 words a day.

What is the new book about?

A new book! It's finally here! Author, I want one too!

Let's create a WeChat group! I heard the author is releasing a new book!