Brick life

Author: Dake
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2003-02-01
Features: This is a quite good youth novel. Generally, an author needs an audience, needs the audience to react to his words. I hope readers can react to this book. Sometimes, this interaction between readers and the author is like a game. Unfortunately, when you really treat it as a game, you fall into a meaningless act of reading. In fact, it's not a game. It's a collision of the heart. If you get hit, don't complain or get angry. It's always better than nothing happening—in fact, it's better than living numbly. At least, that's what I think.
In those days when we were weak enough to be crushed by true emotions, we had completely lost our minds. I was living a life I didn't want, like a watermelon that had rolled around the streets countless times. It looked smooth on the outside, but it was rotten inside. I still had friends, and they were mostly still alive, which made me happy. We were all struggling, escaping the happiness or pain that was yet to come. I always had a smile on my face, but my eyes were always lost. I didn't have money, nor did I care about it, but I knew I needed it—I didn't have real happiness.
What I want to do now is just stack up the blocks of my life and the figures embedded in it, like building blocks, until finally they collapse under the weight.