Fire Lovers

I really like the relationship between the heroine and her best friend. The overall style is humorous and witty, but the ending is a bit sloppy and caught me off guard.

The author's books are all quite good.

The emotional line is logical. Both parties are very committed and can handle problems, resolve conflicts and seek coexistence.

A very positive novel, with an upright and lovely female protagonist, a dashing and handsome male protagonist, and those funny good friends.

I have always felt that it is not easy for firefighters. They are in fire and water, and sometimes they are not understood by everyone. The part where the girl committed suicide and jumped off the building was very real. There is no bloody plot in this book, everything is so natural, there are tears and laughter. I like Jiang Cheng very much. I wonder if the author will arrange something for him.

When I first read that my profession was a firefighter, I thought that the whole book would suddenly heighten my awareness. Fortunately not. The down-to-earth characters, laughter and distress make me feel that firefighters are closer to our lives, rather than the heroes in daily news reports. There were a lot of typos in the later period, but since the story is more funny and sweet, they can be ignored.

The language is witty and humorous, there is no particularly bloody plot, it is warm, and it is recommended. It is one of the few articles I have written a review for.

It's very interesting, the subject matter is novel, and the writing is also good.

Read the whole book. The source of the male protagonist's emotions is the life-saving grace he received three years ago... The truth is clear at the end of the novel. I thought it should be a better ending, but I have a small regret!

The idea of ​​using firefighting as the theme of the story is quite good. One of my classmates is a firefighting person, and he also retreated from the front line to the second line because of physical problems caused by on-site rescue. The story also specifically talks about fires that have occurred in real life. The reality is more cruel than the story. The last person alive in a disaster is often the most painful. This sentence is absolutely true, but there are still many holes left unfilled in the story. For example, the root cause of the heroine's traumatic stress disorder is that she inexplicably got better after falling in love. However, you are lucky to get better. Some people even carry this kind of pain for their entire lives. The most worth mentioning is the image of the male protagonist as Aquaman. Seeing the ending did not bring back my prejudice against him, but I am still willing to praise it. The heroine's character design is still very successful, and her group of best friends and friends on the fire team are so brilliant. It is really not easy for Chinese fire officers and soldiers to call their blue friends, hahahahahahahaha. The ending is a little rushed. I always feel that there is still a story that has not been told. Maybe there will be a second part?