Listening to the Rain

The place you can't return to is called your hometown; for me, the place I can't return to is my hometown. This is an excellent short story. Throughout, it uses the imagery of listening to rain to interpret Qiu Mila's understanding of the emotion of obsession. It shares this with us, a film and television prodigy student who only possesses technical skills but lacks a soul, through the story of a blind girl on her deathbed who yearns to hear the sound of rain from her hometown one last time. The story teaches us about obsession. The novel's structure is clear and well-developed, with excellent writing and a smooth reading experience. The pacing is superb, with no abrupt plot developments. After careful reading, I also found many delicate and exquisite details...

Because I have work tomorrow, I apologize for not being able to read this book carefully enough to appreciate the emotions and mindset the author poured into it. Well… I'll make up for it tomorrow. I'm not a professional book reviewer, so my writing might be a bit rough; please forgive me. …As a novice author who writes out of interest, I have to work and don't have much time to read. Perhaps it was just a coincidence that I stumbled upon this article. First, the point that caught my attention is the writing style. A thousand people will have a thousand Hamlets; personally, I believe that 'writing style' isn't simply a lifeless quality, but rather a lively thought process invested in the writing process. To put it another way…

Reviewer 1: A very sad and deeply moving work. The gentle emotions conveyed through the writing soothe the soul, making it irresistibly appealing. The story's integrity is undeniable, and the character portrayals are also touching. The writing is very delicate, and the emotional expression is excellent; it's a truly outstanding work. Reviewer 2: The writing is good and quite fluent. Some parts are quite moving. The plot has a basic thread, and the final part has a powerful twist, but the first and middle parts are rather lukewarm, lacking strong conflict and making it difficult to read. The foreshadowing is also not very effective. Some characters are superficially...

This is the first book I read on SF, and also the first review I wrote on SF. I've already read it three times and I really like it. The author's writing style is superb, exuding an artistic atmosphere between the lines. As the afterword says, this is a novel that feels like a movie. The most memorable part is Rainbow Rain, when Wu Xuan first goes to see Cheng Qianqian. Upon reaching the 20th floor, the elevator doors open, and just as Wu Xuan's figure is revealed, the screen goes black, or turns into a ball of white thread with the words "—A young girl in her prime" written on it. Similarly, the later sentences about the only daughter of a large corporation and the young girl with a short lifespan are presented in the same way. It's like a movie narrative...

The mutual acquaintance, recognition, and love between the boy and girl was not an accident, but a beautifully interwoven destiny. If it weren't for the boy's award-winning video, there would have been no opportunity for him to meet the girl, and the film crew would never have gone to that remote mountain village to shoot scenes. The boy's life was arranged by others, yet he still had a long future ahead of him, but he lacked his own convictions. The girl's life was arranged by fate, and she had no future, but she possessed an unyielding conviction. In the final, seemingly illusory rain, the girl entrusted her conviction to the boy. Even though she knew the rain was fake, she still took it as the end of her conviction, but...

Lin Si rewarded the author with a "Little Lolita Heart" gift worth 100,000 Fire Coins.

This is a very good literary work. To be honest, I'm a terrible writer, and my Chinese is terrible, but I can tell it's a beautiful story with a sad yet beautiful ending. A rain, a boy and a girl, a story. A friend recommended this book to me, saying it was a very nice story and strongly urged me to read it. Here are my thoughts (please forgive me if they're not very good; I won't go into the foreshadowing). The nine titles summarize the content. The beginning mentions rain, and the ending echoes the beginning… (I won't go into details QAQ…) The boy and girl in the story both possess a kind of…

Many years later, it still touches my heart just as it does today.

What a wonderful story!!! I loved it; I probably would have cried if I hadn't been taking online classes while reading it.

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