Have you ever bought a book that you felt bad at the end?

Chang'an Chaos by Han Han. After seeing it, there was only one horse left in my mind called "Xiaobian". I don't know if Han Han knows what mess he wrote?

Five-year high school (middle) examination and three-year simulation.

I felt good when I bought it at the time, but when I grew up, I felt terrible, so it may not be suitable for me to watch now.

Almost the only comprehensive board game book in China (there are a few other too specialized) with an attitude of full expectation to collect, but the author's level is too low and too old-fashioned, and it feels like the kind of online style that just appeared in the early nineties, and I really can't stand it.

Cottage on Mango Street. It's not that it's bad, but I feel that the spiritual realm is not enough, and I really can't see it.

I feel like I watched "The Road Less Traveled" back then. I suddenly found that my personality flaws had so much to do with my childhood and parents.

No, because every book I bought I felt was worth it, and because it was worth it, I decided **.

The book I bought and saw and thought it was bad was an issue of Fireworks, my first magazine, and the content was not as good as it could be.

This must have been the case. The cover, the name, and the feeling are pretty good, but the story content is really boring, which makes people feel very boring.

The 7th grade English textbook does not make people interested in English, except for the bells and whistles of illustration and typography, the most satisfying thing is that the English font is printed clearly enough.

I once bought a book, and when I saw it, I would find that the book was really bad, and the story was very bad, and I would regret buying it.

I opened a book with apprehension, and there was a lot of work to do at the widow's door, but nothing was written in it.

I have never bought such a book, and when I buy a book, I will read the introduction of the book on the Internet, and if the content does not arouse my interest enough, I will not buy the physical book.

Summary. 1. Jane Austen: Pride and Prejudice

Are there any books that make you feel different after reading them?

1. Jane Austen: Pride and Prejudice

2. Charlotte Brontë: "Jane Eyre".

3. Margaret Mitchell: "Gone with the Wind".

4. Leo Tolstoy: "Anna Karenina".

The above four masterpieces of world literature have similar themes and characteristics, and they are wonderful, with different characters, different stories, and different endings having the same meaning: to inspire people how to control their own destiny and live this life. Whether it is a romantic love story, or a realistic marriage and family life, these are things that people have to experience and face in their lives, and they are also the most important part of our lives, and everyone should think about the meaning of life.