Spiral

I admire Fox's writing style very much, and the writing is very comfortable to read. When I read "Miss Xiguan", I once said that the author's thoughts are very deep, and I hope to see the continuation of his thoughts in this novel.

After reading the author's "Ancient Books" and then "Miss Xiguan", I read this "Spiral" again. Compared with the previous two books, the author has obviously invested greater ambition in this book - not only to describe the complex family line with the three sisters as the core and their mother as the boss behind the scenes, but also to interweave the ups and downs of each person's life with various group portraits around them (including a bunch of supporting characters with English names), and to use the social changes and development trends in the past ten years as the background... Of course, the author's talent is enough to support such ambitions. In hundreds of thousands of words, I read about the rise and fall of the entire textile industry, as well as the intrigues and indifference in the process. I read about everyone's uncontrollable greed when faced with gains beyond common sense. I also read about the "unable to get" mentioned repeatedly in the article. Not getting what you want is one of the many sufferings in life in Buddhism. At the end of the book, I really can't see who in this book has achieved it. Maybe the eldest sister who jumped into the air is one of them (at least she got a happy ending)? And the mother their three sisters share? The title of the book is also very clever. Since "you can't ask for it", it often spins in circles, like the never-ending top in Inception. As for the rise, it seems that it depends on fate, not on exhaustive pursuit. It is a beautiful and profound masterpiece with realistic themes. The film and television rights have been sold. I look forward to seeing the three sisters and their mother on the screen as soon as possible. I also look forward to more future works by the author.

Fifty-one chapters have been updated so far, it's really good! I picked it up from ancient books. Fox's writing style is really good, easy to understand and very deep. I feel like the characters are all alive! In addition, this book covers all kinds of things in the world and has a huge world view. The highlight is that it is very realistic. I can experience the vicissitudes of the world, the gaps between different classes, and the sadness of ordinary people. It taught me to see people from different angles. I like Luo Xuan very much. She is very upright. Others say she is stupid, but I think she sees things very clearly. And the people in the book are just trying to survive... This is the first time I write a long review. My writing is a bit vulgar and I don't understand it well... I wonder if Fox has a male protagonist? Judging from the introduction, there should be an emotional connection... If neither of them loves Luo Xuan, then our sister Xuan is the only one who is beautiful! Finally, I wish Fox's book a hit, come on! ^O^

Fox must have been practicing for thousands of years. His writing style and his vision are so capable of learning and his soul is so interesting. I have read several of Fox's books. This is a treasured author.

Fox's works are all wonderful, From "I Compose Ancient Books for China" to "Miss Xiguan" and then to Luo Xuan, there are all living beings in real society, from ordinary people at the bottom to business elites. The writing is smooth, human nature, business wars, family relationships, the workplace, and the protagonists and supporting characters with distinctive personalities are from Hu. Li DaDa's writing is like a picture of real life. The author has profound writing skills and rich life experience. Every work is enjoyable to read. The most useful thing to read is Li Hu DaDa's works. I will always pursue Hu Hu Da's works.

Fox's big book is really well written. The characterization of the characters, the grasp of people's hearts, and the interesting plot

It looks great as always, but I don't understand why the rating is so low?

Finally saw the author's new work again! I waited until the end to read it because I didn't want to go through the pain of waiting for the novel. This book is more profound than before, a bit like "Big River". Taking a family as the starting point, it shows the development and changes of Luosang's garment processing industry and the colorful life stories of four women under the background of the times. The treacherousness of business wars, the intricate relationships, and the tactics behind the scenes seem to interpret a period of history before our eyes. Due to the hustle and bustle of interests, human nature is complex and changeable. It is really a big animal world and arena. Maned wolves, foxes, tigers, ants, mantises, cicadas... There are many golden sentences in the book that are very resonant. Things in the world are impermanent, and the general trend is like water, which never stops. The upward spiral not only talks about history, but also metaphors the fate of the characters in the book. Each of the women has their own characteristics and are vivid and shining; the group portrait is also outstanding. There is the pain and confusion of predicament, and there is also the hope of hope. We move forward amidst twists and turns and grow up amidst the ups and downs. It is the strong will and spirit of many people like the protagonists in the book who continue to explore and climb, never give up and never admit defeat, that promotes the development of society. This is also the tenacious vitality and charm of women in the book, and also reflects the author's sharpness and transparency. The author's writing is penetrating, and I have never been disappointed every time I read the work. I look forward to the next masterpiece. I cheer for you, like it, and of course vote for it!

A piece of history, an era, came into my eyes in such a straightforward way. It's been a long time since I've stayed up all night reading a book. There are a lot of things I want to say, but I don't know how to say them. My heart is blocked by various emotions. The bits and pieces we have experienced in those years, together with the content of the book, mix together and become another book in our hearts, which is also written by ourselves with the mark of our lives. Maybe many years later, these will all turn into smoke as we pass away, but at this moment, tears suddenly burst into my eyes.

Let's talk about the advantages first, and then the flaws. From the beginning to the end, just like the previous book Xiguan, the group portraits and the many sides of human nature remain as three-dimensional as ever. I have been reading articles for so many years, and my writing style in black and white is not considered top-notch, but it can be said to be above average. It is simple and powerful, with only a few strokes to outline the characters, and the writing is powerful. After the second and third brushes, I can find some foreshadowings every time, and be inspired to think from more points. And I thought the heroine's character was not likable at first, but I laughed it off later. Her character is rare in female videos, but after watching it, I realized that her character, her kindness and sense of responsibility, and everything about her, made Luo Xuan the person she is. There are also flaws in the ointment. Compared with Xiguan, the emotional line is much less, and there is also a little less logic. The relationship between Luo Xuan and Jiang Mingying, except for the trapeze part, is pitiful. So after seeing the heroine running around for more than ten times after divorcing him, I can't quite understand when Luo's weak feelings for him started. From the perspective of online writing, I suggest that the author refer to the previous book Xiguan for the proportion of love lines and career, and write more love lines. Everyone likes to watch women fighting for their careers, but if you watch too much of the career part, you need to have emotional lines to coordinate with it. In the last book, Sister Yi and Shi Yuan, Jiazhu and Qiao Mu, I felt that these two CPs were flesh and blood and were well portrayed. Summary: Good article, worth reading