Spiritwood Eyes

Too many vulnerabilities, it's malicious, I've already tested it!

I really enjoyed this novel. As a 10-year veteran reader, I can guarantee that if you're interested in bonsai, I recommend reading it; if you're not interested in plants, I don't recommend it.

I'm wondering if you borrowed the Hummer to boil water while driving? Did you not need to refuel? Do you have enough money on your card for gas? Or did your friend just give you a gas card?

A few chapters are missing around chapter 80. 😰

Um, Rizhao Fulaishan Scenic Area? The ginkgo trees there are where Liu Xie, an ancient literary critic, spent his later years hiding away to collect and collate books. Seeing the surname Liu confirmed it was him.

It feels like there are many similarities between this and the novel "The Space in the Arms".

I couldn't continue reading after I got to the part about going back to my hometown. I don't know where the author is from, but in most regions, once the generational order is established, it's impossible to separate generations. How could the author still be thinking about the eldest daughter of the Tian family?

It's from 2011, scary! I like the subject matter but I'm too scared to watch it...

I like this idea. Are there any similar excellent works? Please recommend one.

For no other reason than that, I love native dogs the most. It's a pity that we've never seen a true purebred Chinese rural dog.