Dear Me, Dear You

Leftover women, who came up with this word?! It seems like they were left out! In fact, they are a group of knowledgeable, independent, and well-established women who do not want to settle for nothing, and do not want to just make do with nothing!

It took me a long time to finish reading this book. The character Mao Xian is vivid and wise. I am impressed by her perspective on people and things, and admire her ability to handle events. I really don't read this book in vain.

This is a wonderful book. Although I have just read a small part of it, the author portrays each character with distinct personalities, vivid expressions, and real and down-to-earth reading. The language is humorous and the storyline is touching. A rare good book, thumbs up to the author👍👍

When I read this book, I always think of the Japanese drama (The Disliked Matsuko). Whether one can pick it up clearly or not clearly determines whether a person's life will be a tragedy or a comedy!

The good times flow slowly, and after reading this book, the impatient heart slowly calms down. When I complained about the fate of life, I realized that we are just a speck in the vast sea of ​​people. Ordinary like us. The Maoxian in the article has a past style that is like Yuan Zheng, but she silently resists the various facts that life has ruthlessly given to her. I look too ordinary, I'm sorry, I don't use external help, beauty and makeup, I am me. We all face each other without makeup. Life has wronged me thousands of times, but I treat life as if it were the first time I saw it. Ask yourself to be the most heartbroken but never blame others. When you are depressed, you still work hard to live like a fighter. Try to be kind and knowledgeable. It comes from the encouragement and expectations of your mother. The environment can shape people. This is the sentence. No matter what situation you are in, your original intention is important.

What I have always been puzzled about is that there is a dream about Du Yun's mother and Mao Xian dreaming that something will happen to Du Yun. I always thought it would be a tragedy in the end, but no, I think it is because the author did not want them to end at the end. This is because there are often no words that appear for no reason, and they usually foreshadow the rest of the story. So when I saw the ending, I felt it was very kind.

I was very moved after reading the book. To tell the truth, the life of the heroine is what I want!

I have never reviewed it before, but this book makes me feel very close to the joys and sorrows of life. The protagonist in the book does not have an exaggerated and prosperous appearance, nor does he have an impossibly wealthy family background. But what he has is his own wise and intelligent personality charm, especially the warm care from his family, which makes him feel warm!

One of the few super good books I have read recently 👍👍👍I couldn't bear to read it all at once. I watched a little bit of the battle of wits and courage between Mao Mao and Mao Yaxian every day. I was so happy! Before I finished reading it, I gave it to my plastic bestie 😜 There is love that is hard to part with, family affection that is hard to express in a word, friendship that is hard to bear, and teacher love that is selfless... There are many ideal sentences in the book. Life can never be as satisfactory as it should be. Everything should only be half-satisfactory. "Suitability comes first and fitness comes last. Only when you are in harmony can you adapt." Success is never achieved overnight. It is the superposition of failed experiences time and time again. ... Too many to list one by one

This is the most humorous, interesting and upright work I have ever heard. I like the wisdom as Mao Yao, the ginger-haired mother, the good looks as Niya, and the unsatisfactory, simple and kind-hearted Wang Xinyuan who can be reincarnated. But what is strange is that Du Yun's male and female roles change so naturally, and he fools so many people?