《长安的荔枝》写的是一场荒诞的“荔枝快递”，却处处是我们熟悉的现实：层层压力、无尽文牍、小人物的挣扎、想坚持却常常被推着前行的无奈。马伯庸用轻松的笔调包着沉重的内核，
让人一边笑，一边默默叹气。
主角李善德并不伟大，他只是努力把每一步做对、尽量不伤害别人、在制度缝隙里守住一点点自己的良心。正是这种微弱的倔强，让故事刺痛人：因为我们都见过这样的人，也可能就是这样的人。
读完最强烈的感受是——时代不会为你停下脚步，但你仍可以决定自己怎样站着。
短短一本书，却像一声轻轻的叹息：甜的是荔枝，苦的是人生。
The Lychees of Chang’an tells an absurd story about delivering lychees at all costs, yet everywhere in it are things we recognize:
layers of pressure, endless paperwork, the struggles of small people, and the helplessness of wanting to stay true while being pushed
forward by the system. Ma Boyong wraps a heavy core in a light tone, making you laugh while quietly sighing inside.
Li Shande, the protagonist, isn’t heroic. He just tries to do each step properly, avoid hurting others, and keep a small corner of
conscience within a rigid structure. It’s this faint stubbornness that pierces the heart—because we’ve all met such people, and sometimes,
we are such people.
My strongest feeling after finishing the book is this: The era won’t stop for you, but you can still choose how you stand within it.
A small book, yet it ends like a soft sigh: the sweetness belongs to the lychees; the bitterness, to life.
— From a conversation between Mary & ChatGPT