I found it by accident on the library shelf. It was interesting to see the title, so I took it out and spent two full mornings reading it. Reading the introduction is a pure love novel, after reading it, I found that it is really pure. Try to think back to the whole plot, it's kind of abusive. To be honest, I don't really like books that are full of love and love. I always feel that this is too hypocritical. When he is fully integrated into the emotional state of the characters in the book, John has the shadow of most people in love. That sense of insecurity, strong possessiveness, and a sense of detachment is simply fatal. The book says: "True love is to leave." What kind of monster theory is this. I can understand Savannah's cheating without even complaining or being ashamed of her, waiting two years and two years, and then the deepest love will be worn away, on the contrary I can't understand John's letting go, love is to be paranoid, that is together. I know it's selfish and selfish. But if you can't even stay with your loved one, it's useless to take into account all the principles and truths in the world. I used to think that I was very rational, and I knew the importance of love and reality. It was not until I met someone later that I realized that I was not a steel scale, and I didn't understand those big principles. I only knew that she was the most important.
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