It took three days to finish watching "Loading the Stage". This kind of literary work with drama or movie is my favorite, and I especially like to compare the picture with the text! I haven't seen such a sadistic heart in a long time

It took three days to finish watching "Loading the Stage". This kind of literary work with drama or movie is my favorite, and I especially like to compare the picture with the text!

I have not seen such a sadistic novel for a long time, and like the previous "Brothers", "Alive", and "Lu Gang Yan Zhi", there are lamentable and tearful plots and protagonists.

The TV series has watched two episodes, and I feel that the novel is still well written, and the logical relationship between the character image plot is more reasonable. Tv dramas can also be adapted in order to be able to broadcast, adding auxiliary lines outside the main line, enriching the storyline, and making the story more warm and less cruel.

I hate the character of Chrysanthemum, although the novel is written in line with the character of the character. In the TV series, Chrysanthemum is moved to change her view of Su Fen, especially fu er dai, who is also married to the son of the newly added coal boss, and finally makes Su Fen return to Diao Shunzi, which is obviously a happy ending for a reunion. And as an ugly-looking, brutal personality, idle and unemployed, admiring vanity, and thirty years old and can't marry out, the novel makes her more in line with the bridge rice line that sells fake wine.

Su Fen's departure is to lay the groundwork for Diao Shunzi to take care of the daughter-in-law of the dead co-worker Da Hang and the daughter who needs hundreds of thousands of skin grafts, and it is illogical to let Su Fen come back for a reunion in the TV series. It is symbolic to write several times in the novel about the appearance of moving ants in the courtyard where Diao Shunzi lives, and even in the second half of the novel, Shunzi dreams of becoming an ant. As the "hard- toiling" ordinary people who work hard at the bottom, they are not living as humble and hard as ants.

Every toiling people struggling at the bottom will feel the same deeply! The low knees of the slave face and the hardship of not daring to stop for a day, many urban children, I am afraid, do not dare to imagine. People are like ants, in the daily exhaustion of toil, blurring their own faces, and even have no clear goal, that is, to live according to inertia, it is really sad...

Overall, this novel is good in both story and language, and it is recommended to read.