In the book, high school students' favorite melodramatic style is used to cook a bowl of chicken soup for the soul and pour it on countless young students.

Generally speaking, it is almost the author's own self-satisfaction, telling his psychological thoughts from beginning to end.

But he forgot one thing, but anyone who has experienced society will no longer indulge in chicken soup for comfort.

We work from nine to five every day and have to deal with all kinds of entertainment after work, which has long been out of the immaturity of our student days and put on a heavy secular coat.

And this book is to cover people's eyes with melodramatic words, so that people can actually see the ending without any improvement when they feel that the content is reasonable.

However, the grandeur and agitation of this era doomed the huge market of chicken soup literature. People need spiritual comfort too much, and have neglected or deliberately forgotten the power of their own souls, because in the face of social problems, there is a price to pay. Whether entertaining customers or facing bosses, we should communicate with people humbly and look at their faces.

But in this book, it seems that many flowery words are used to tell you that it is worthwhile to endure loneliness for the sake of youth, but there is no solution to various problems in reality.

Finally, every reader who has read it seems to understand something. In fact, when he looked back, he didn't even remember the words he had just read.

A really good book, even if its writing doesn't look so gorgeous, uses the simplest language to make people feel the deepest sound of * * *, just like a breeze, which makes people remember the plot in the book, convey the joys and sorrows with the characters in the book, and laugh and cry with the protagonist.

Therefore, I think the book Your Loneliness, Though Defeated, is a rotten book, from which people can't gain a reading experience, and there are only the most useless chicken soup truths throughout.

And these truths, I believe everyone understands.