Who can explain Yi Shu's ?

I've been reading Yi Shu's book for a while, and this book is my favorite. I don't know what Yi Shu originally wrote this book for, and what people think of it, but I think it's worthwhile if one can live like Xiang Xuehai, even for three months. Envy Xiang Xue's indifference. The strength in the face of terminal illness, the atmosphere in front of love, and even the final departure are all so chic, and that helplessness is also very distressing. Yes, Xiang Xue is not beautiful, which is rare in Yi Shu's works, but Yi Shu gave her everything except the beauty in appearance. I think maybe, Yi Shu likes this coolness and chic, and she wants us to understand that an unattractive and even a little weak woman can be so affordable, including the things most cherished by the world. The emergence of Nobita is undoubtedly timely, as if painting a bright and beautiful terminator for Xiang Xue's life, so that Xiang Xue's life can be less bleak. It is really touching that Daxiong still sticks to Xiang Xue's illness. About another love-Daxiong and Dingdang, it is just compared with Xiang Xuehai. In front of love, Xiang Xuehai just waited there, and got that love without attacking. This is true love. True love doesn't need any means or tricks to get it, just wait there. If it can't wait, then that love is not his own, so why bother to pursue it hard? Although Tinker Bell and Bear have been in love for a long time, how much do they know about each other? Is this love true love? I'm afraid they believed it before they met Xiang Xue, but once they met Xiang Xue, their true colors were revealed. No matter how Tinker Bell was, Daxiong could not come back. However, I still don't appreciate the big bear's escape from marriage, which is devastating for a girl. But I think, Yi Shu is trying to explain the persistent love between Nobita and Xiang Xue. Maybe love can forgive everything. This story is not tragic, and it doesn't seem so beautiful in Yi Shu's pen as in Qiong Yao's pen, which makes people feel tears all over the sky, but it makes people read the truth from those sentences, which is the kind of sadness that they want to cry but can't cry. This is Yi Shu's style. There has never been a sentimental scene with goose bumps all over it. It is always so real and close to people's hearts. A seemingly ordinary story is so stirring, and there is no right or wrong love that makes people memorable.