Forced Journey

Chapters 72 and 73 have a light comedic feel, which I find unrealistic, but the concept is novel, though the execution is somewhat lacking. The plot, however, is quite good. I like it. Sharing my reading comprehension. There are simply too few readers and a lack of people to discuss it.

My writing isn't very good, sorry. I hope you can leave a comment.

I love this book. Enough said, just read it and you'll see.

In the book, the first character to appear, Linmu Village, is a ruthless person. Yi Cunshan admired him. He also discovered that Yi Cunshan was a ruthless person. But Mu Yikong is an even more ruthless person. Zhi Zhai wasn't ruthless enough, You Yi was even softer. Lin Qian wasn't ruthless either. I didn't find the cold wind and cold to be that ruthless, but the dark night was a ruthless person. Not finished yet, continue.

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I haven't watched it for a few days, but I occasionally think about it and it still resonates deeply with me. I didn't particularly like the narrative style, but the content itself was quite good. There's a lot of common ground, especially among ordinary people and within society. I also hope to discuss this with friends who have had similar experiences.

It's still not enough. Although the Bai family members are all of good moral character, the large number of people makes eating, living, and transportation together a real problem. Even now, conflicts still arise when mothers-in-law and daughters-in-law live together. Moreover, there were several hundred people involved. It's just a pity that the writing focused on the individuals after the family split up. It didn't include anything about the family before the split. The idea that names should convey virtue and blessings is indeed a common practice among ordinary people when naming their children. "Shanhuan" means being good at disguising oneself, but Liu Qitong goes a bit overboard. However, Gao Qiu's son, Gao Yanei, is actually a cousin, having a godfather. Is this a reference to a particular character? This also shows Liu Qitong's cunning, betraying and framing friends for his own benefit. His morally corrupt side also reveals his resourcefulness and utter lack of shame. Perhaps we could add a sentence: "For the sake of his future, Liu Qitong gave his wife to Magistrate Wang." This would make Liu Qitong's character clearer.

The name "Fushanbang" means helping those in distress and punishing evil. It's a good name, and the meaning is also good. However, this was probably the initial idea when the business was founded. But once established, the family's core values ​​changed in the second generation. So they stopped helping those in distress and punishing evil. This ending is too vague and too short. Although the Helping the Charity Gang appears throughout most of the book, it still doesn't get enough of a story. Some of the short stories in the book are quite good. It's just that the writing style isn't very good. Personally, I still like it.

The servants of the Mu family are loyal and righteous, willing to sacrifice themselves for their cause. One after another, members of the Mu family risked their lives to save Young Master Mu. Does the Lin family have such a person? Read on to find out.

There are touching chapters, and there are also poorly written ones. However, it is written realistically, though the writing style is not good; it's not very abstract.