Author: Shen Siyuan
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: A modern classic novel that leaves a lasting impression and embodies life's philosophy. Perhaps, for many people, everything is just a process, and life is just an endless game. But games have rules, and we cannot change them at will. To drift is a state of being, and Drifting Soul is an exciting novel. The unpredictable life of drifting leaves one feeling worried. I hope kind-hearted people will find stability after reading Drifting Soul, as it will tell you that life holds much more than fame and fortune! An Yi possesses wisdom, beauty, and kindness, yet she always faces setbacks. Reading about An Yi often evokes an inexplicable sense of heartache, as this is the transformation she undergoes time and again in her pursuit of "perfection," until she finally leaves this world. Zhong Li is a cold, selfish, and self-centered character who craves both fame and fortune. For the sake of profit, she is willing to sacrifice everything. But the fame and happiness she seeks are like a shooting star that quickly disappears from her life, until she eventually becomes mentally unstable. There are always so many coincidences in the world, especially in An Yi's life. Perhaps this is a common phenomenon among many tragic characters. But they always endure silently, because any perfect thing must bear a corresponding amount of pain to be created, just as the arrival of a beautiful life is always accompanied by intense, unbearable pain.
Soul Drifting
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