No Longer a Boy

Before proceeding, let me briefly praise the author. While I wouldn't call their writing skills those of a Tsinghua or Peking University graduate, they're certainly at least at the elementary school level. Here, I was surprised to find for the first time that the traditional narrative structure of introduction, development, climax, and conclusion has lost its meaning. This book doesn't need flashbacks, digressions, or other fancy techniques. The author tells a story simply through straightforward narration, using awkward transitions. Although the logic is so lacking that it's somewhat baffling, I can still say that the book's merits outweigh its flaws! First and foremost, this book possesses an extraordinary humanitarian concern...

Yesterday's review contained no profanity, yet it was all deleted. Losing thousands of words that I painstakingly typed made me furious. Let me briefly outline the problems with this book, to make a long story short. Names, names, names... I could understand a few typos in the early parts, but it's still like that later on. The main character alone has four names, and his family has at least two! Also, there's absolutely no sweetness throughout (unless feeding the protagonist and scolding his family counts as sweetness, then disregard what I said). The female lead's attitude is extremely rude, to the point of being able to act recklessly in the protagonist's house, showing no mercy in insulting his parents, and being very domineering in slamming the table and yelling at others, but towards her grandfather... Well...

Tomb sweeping

The Lunar New Year holiday is over, and I'm back! (Goose, goose, goose)

No need for flower petals, the author knows they don't deserve them. Okay, other books on other sites still need updating, and that's about traffic.

Deliberately writing about your incompetent family is unnecessary. Was the purpose to evoke reader empathy and indignation? If it was to highlight the later sweet life, the logic is so illogical, and the character development is extremely unclear. If we consider you a competent writer, it's hard not to guess that your anger stems from dissatisfaction with your own family in real life or a lack of love, which you're too embarrassed or afraid to express in your novel, hence the vague and glossed-over description. In any case, this kind of writing truly disgusts me. On another note, I don't know how you learned to write essays in high school; the protagonist never appears, as if you only revealed them halfway through the story...

Burning incense

It's okay. I'm not updating because I'm adjusting my mindset and trying not to be so anxious. I'll be back soon.

I forgot to sweep the tombs during Qingming Festival, but it's not too late to do it now. (Tomb sweeping)

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