Stealing Jade

This book is quite good; the plot twists and turns effectively engage the reader's emotions, making it a good book. However, I felt quite depressed after finishing it.

Wow! I stayed up all night to watch it, and now I take back my previous negative review and give it five stars again!!!

On the surface, the novel appears calm, but beneath the surface, turbulent undercurrents run deep. Each chapter presents a twist, sometimes turning from good to bad, sometimes the other way around. One moment you're celebrating the protagonist's good fortune, and the next you're filled with worry for them. It feels very real and authentic.

The reality is so depressing, but I can't help but want to keep reading. It's really well-written.

The book starts off a bit like a diary entry, but it gets better and better as you read on, and I loved the ending! I also loved the characters' fates.

Well, anyway, I finished the whole book without spending any money, so I'll give it 5 stars! At least it's something for the author 😂

First, let's not talk about the protagonist's personality. His distorted childhood environment has shaped his strange values. If I were him, I wouldn't even be able to get past Chen Qiang. Then there's the background setting. Don't be too nitpicky. If you're going to nitpick about the gold prices in the novel versus real-world prices, then there's really nothing to say.

The book is well-written, but it's really a bit heartbreaking. It's late at night, 4 a. M., And I've stayed up all night to finish reading it. Thumbs up to the author!

It's heartbreaking. From beginning to end, Shi Lei was constantly struggling. He seemed to gain a lot, but in reality, he lost even more. The years that can never be returned to, the child crying in his mother's arms, the child being embraced by his mother and singing nursery rhymes—only a weathered man remains, still struggling to survive in the real world, with a long and arduous road ahead.

It's written in a very tragic way, and it breaks your heart.