Cat Scars

♣Short story♣Complete♣ The emotional entanglements of a strong IT woman on her journey of growth. On the road of love, you will be hurt more or less because of love. Some people say that love hurts, and that's right. If it doesn't hurt, how can it be unforgettable?

Sister Jinyu's book is about the growth of IT girls and is a popular short story.

If you regard all hardships and injuries as cat scratches, you can move forward with compassion and optimism. The novel describes the growth path and emotional entanglements of a strong IT woman. The background is set in an era when pagers were still used, and the IT market at that time was in need of a large amount of talent. Jian Fan, the heroine of this article, resigned from her hometown and came to Beijing to pursue her career because she wanted to develop in her profession. In Beijing, the male protagonist Han Cong appears. Due to work reasons, he cannot go to the tram stop to pick up Jian Fan, so he asks his good friend Jiang Shuai to pick him up. Unexpectedly, after a day of contact, Jiang Shuai fell in love with Jian Fan, but he was rational and knew that he could not like his good friend's girlfriend. (I haven't watched the follow-up yet, but I can imagine it will be a sadomasochistic relationship) The beginning of this article leaves the suspense of "the male protagonist may have died", and then adopts the method of flashback to recall what happened in the past. That was the beginning of everything... By the way, Jian Fan is a master of martial arts. If anyone disobeys, he will be beaten. Of course, our heroine cannot be so domineering. On the contrary, she is a relatively gentle and considerate big sister! The early stage is more routine, but the excitement is in the later stage, please read on! Recommend! [Senior Xu Zhijinyu's books have been in my collection for a long time and I have been subscribing to them, but I haven't read them (/embarrassed) because I don't really like reading romance novels. Then, the vicious comments started. The author's writing style is unfamiliar at the beginning, with too many narrative descriptions, the plot transitions are a bit jumpy, and there are too many people on the stage, making it difficult to remember. The description of irrelevant supporting characters (probably important characters in the later period) wastes too much space, resulting in the fourth chapter not developing into the main plot, and the heroine has not even joined the company. It doesn't matter if it doesn't develop into the main plot. After all, many books have this common problem at the beginning. But... I personally think that at the beginning of a story, it is best to describe things or objects that the protagonist comes into contact with, and then later describe the supporting characters who have no contact with the protagonist in the early stage. The beginning of the chapter seems to have the feeling of being described from multiple perspectives. The novel is obviously based on what happened around the heroine, but why does it feel like Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese characters are supporting characters? The second chapter is almost described from Jiang Shuai's perspective. Looks like a female channel, looks like a male channel! ]

I am a man who has fallen into the trap. . .