A Wind Blows Through Genye

I finally admit that this book is finished! See you next time, Er Da Da

Although I haven't read any other novels written by Er Da Da, they are so popular that I will take a look at Da Da Da's new book when it comes out. It's really, really good!! I have always felt that ethnic minorities give people a mysterious and sacred feeling, and there are some customs and languages ​​that I feel are really mysterious, like gods whispering (of course, our Chinese language comes first!). The Tibetan heroine with all capital letters attracted me, but I think she should be a mixture of modern and Tibetan people (should be called mixed race). The heroine Gyatso, the little sun, is innocent and passionate, romantic and happy. Gyatso means the sea, and the sea is vast and connects to the sky. Doesn't it symbolize that Gyatso's road is long and wide, but has infinite possibilities? The male protagonist Zhou Fu, his dearest grandfather passed away. He was a technical worker. On that day, he cut off the communication because of his own discomfort, but it also cut off the last face-to-face between him and his grandfather. Grandpa wanted to go to Genie with him before, so he went to Genie. Genie is a mountain, a very high and dangerous mountain. There are gods in the sacred mountain. He encountered what the locals call "the angry mountain", which should be a natural disaster or something. Zhou Fu almost didn't survive, but the driver Tashi who brought him here took the initiative to call for help. Shenshan was angry and he was afraid that Zhou Fu would die on the mountain. They said that the Holy Mountain was going to accept Zhou Fu, but Gya Gyatso said that she rescued him, which meant that the Holy Mountain would not accept him. Gyatso's father, Ma Yang, is a modern man. I think he must know something or be familiar with his grandfather, but it is just a guess. But after Zhou Fu woke up, he told him whether Zhou Fu came here because of his grandfather, and also said that Zhou Fu said it to himself when he was unconscious. Ma Yang took his things and said, if you want to make a thousand yuan, I will give you this. Although Zhou Fu was angry, he still had to go. (Gyatso: This is my father. He must have his reasons for doing this!) There are only a few ways to make money here: raising cattle and sheep, picking cordyceps, etc. Zhou Fu chose to pick Cordyceps. He lived in a "black tent" with the driver Tashi who "raised prices from the ground up" and picked Cordyceps every day, which cost about ten yuan a plant. They picked it for several weeks and reached the standard of one thousand yuan every week. He planned to leave but Ma Yang hadn't come back yet. Gyatso smiled and asked him to stay for a few days. (Gyatso is really a little sun, inheriting her mother's Tibetan passion and her father's modern and lively civilization. If she were a real person, I really want to be friends with her.) But it was implicated in the incident of Gyatso not wanting to go to school. Gyatso thought that learning this was enough, but in the article we can find that she is actually very interested in machines. To play with machines, you must have a reserve of knowledge. Originally, the education here was very backward. I started working at the age of sixteen, and I was surprised that I still had to go to school at this age. Ma Yang walked on a long and lonely road. He encouraged people to go to school and get out of here and repay their hometown with knowledge. But Gyatso is his daughter, and his daughter doesn't want to go to school anymore. How can everyone do it without her representation. Moreover, Ma Yang has modern thinking. Just like us, he must go to school and go to university to find a job to spend his life. Of course he hoped that his daughter could study well, and Gyatso's grades were also very good (I was envious), so he could have achieved this goal. There are only fifteen chapters at present, but the writing is brilliant and the sentences are fluent. There is only one typo found. The story is attractive. From the introduction, I think it is a technology + AI + patriotism + love type. It seems to have a patriotic flavor. Old fans, come check out the new book (I'm a new fan). I think the descriptive paragraph written by the author is the best. It can be used to describe appearance, psychology, etc. I personally think it is very good to describe scenery. Gives people a strong sense of picture. But the shortcoming of writing less is how I introduce the characters. I don't have much writing (touching my head), so I'll just introduce the male and female protagonists. Gyatso: The introduction says Ma Jiajia, but the name must have been changed later. Lively and lively Tibetan girl, whether you think she looks good or not, of course she is beautiful. Gyatso means the sea, as mentioned before. She was also very "brave". She took Zhou Fu to dig up Cordyceps for the first time and found a good one. She excitedly went to find Zhou Fu, but someone else picked it up. That person was her friend's brother. The name of my friend sounded like a curse. Gyatso couldn't bear it, so he started fighting directly, snatched the Cordyceps back, and even got a nosebleed. But please don't imitate fighting. Our Gyatso fights for her Cordyceps. A little sun-like existence, the "godly girl" - when rescuing Zhou Fu. Zhou Fu was about to return to the west. He barely saw a girl, who was the only living thing in his eyes. Naturally, he thought it was a god coming to save him. But why Gyatso doesn't want to go to school? I can't guess. The author will update soon! Zhou Fu: I came to the Holy Mountain of Genie for my grandfather, but I went back to hell. When I woke up, important things were taken away to make money. After making money, I couldn't return the things to him before he came back. Tragic, really miserable. He was curious about what was so magical about Genie, and he would find the answer here. Because he is Han, he is easily deceived into exorbitant prices. He pretends to be mute when selling Cordyceps, otherwise he won't be able to sell it for as much money. Although this is not good, since he is an outsider, the locals will naturally worry about whether he will cheat money or something, and they will be more hostile and defensive. There is a robot dog "Wanderer", which is quite cute. I had a bad impression of this place at first, but I will definitely change my mind later. Don't look at the 9.2 Points now, it's not certain how many points it will get in the future. Anyway, I strongly recommend "The Wind Comes to Genie"!! Hit the wall and benefit! Looking forward to the next articleᴖᗜᴖ

Second brush, pearls! It's back to when Zhou Fong and Jiajia met for the first time. Blessings!

I went to check this place out specifically because of this book. There is a sacred mountain in western Sichuan called Genie. Genie Mountain is the third highest peak in Sichuan, with an altitude of 6174.5 Meters. The people of Genie Mountain are the guardians of the foot of the snow-capped mountains and pilgrims of faith. They have both the heroism of Kham men and the piety of the people of Mount Kailash. This longing place is also where the new book begins. Jiajia from Genishan Mountain is a girl as free as the wind. Although the new book has only updated nine chapters, it can be seen that Jiajia has both the wildness and tenacity endowed by the sacred mountain and the unique gentleness and piety of Tibetan women. She has a strong curiosity about new things. This curiosity may change her a lot (from the article, we can see her interest in electronic dogs). In the future, she will go to the outside world to see the different prosperity that technology brings to the motherland. Zhou Fu failed, was betrayed by his trusted brother, had his scientific research results misappropriated by his mentor, missed seeing his grandfather for the last time, and many failures made him feel like a failure. Grandpa Zhou said that he wanted him to accompany him to Genie Mountain. I don't know the other reasons at the moment. From what I saw, I think Grandpa hoped that he could see the different personality charm of the Genieshan people. For example, when Duoji's sheep were about to give birth to lambs, Ma Yang asked Zhou Fu to help. Maybe he was telling him that he would encounter many difficulties in life, but there are many solutions, and he should not give up on himself, especially life, easily. Another example is that Jiajia may feel that it is not worth it because of the fight between Cordyceps and Sanjie, but Jiajia tells him that the problem is not about Cordyceps but that after grabbing the first one, he may grab the second, third and countless others. Perhaps it is also teaching him that he should work hard to get back what belongs to him instead of letting himself compromise, become discouraged and lose himself, and get up wherever he falls. He didn't deliberately enlighten, he just used his simplest nature to let people understand that wind and rain are not obstacles but the breathing rhythm of the world. I feel that this new book will make Jiajia and Zhou Fu grow up, as well as us readers. Facing one's own fragility honestly is the beginning of the explosion of power. Looking forward to the follow-up, looking forward to the follow-up, looking forward to the follow-up~

A novel that I have to catch up on even if I stay up late. Er Dada's other works have been painted three times and four times. The distinctive personalities and actions of each character can also teach me that I should be optimistic and positive when facing difficulties and dissatisfaction in real life. Not only Zhou Fu and Jiajia are growing up, I believe that many readers can learn a lot from it and are also growing up. Love DaDa, love DaDa's works. ❤️❤️❤️

The story is smooth and the writing is amazing. Erda's book will still not disappoint. Although there are only nine chapters updated now, I think this book should be about the heroine slowly healing the hero. Because the male protagonist was betrayed by the person he trusted the most (it seems to be written in the second introduction), and he also missed seeing his grandfather for the last time, so so far, I feel that the male protagonist is relatively "miserable". The male protagonist is now very guilty, confused, and no longer wants to live when he is in danger. (But some of the heroine's words have already made him think deeply.) The heroine is an eccentric and exotic girl. The age difference between them is not small, but they fell in love at a young age. I won't reveal too much about the plot, but this is the first time I've read such a prairie-style and exotic-style novel, and I'm already looking forward to the next plot development! Recommendation index: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

This is a book that I really enjoyed reading. There is no unnecessary nonsense and the writing is smooth. I enjoyed it. Thank you, thank you to the author.

It's good to read, it's good to read, it's good to read. I've finished reading another two big books. I'm looking forward to the next one.

I love Erda so much, I'll give you all my votes all in!!!!!!

After reading this sentence, I feel like the freckles under my eyes have become prettier.