A Shenzhen Love Story: True Love Is No Crime
深圳爱情故事之真爱无罪
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 186k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
40Chapters
1Reads
7.6Score
93.8kReads · all time
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Reader comments 50
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It was miserable from beginning to end, and I discovered that I was even worse than him. I feel inferior. If there is a hierarchy to inferiority, then I am well fed, clothed, self-reliant, and have nothing but death. If there must be one, I must be too lazy to get it—poor
The author's story may not be very outstanding, but I think the author's writing style is still good. There are many classic sentences worth savoring. It's so damn appropriate.
Similar to Yukimura's style, it has to be surreal. There are not many readers, most of them go to Boss, Time Travel, Fantasy, and Rebirth~. Just like Hengdian Film and Television City can only produce dramas, but you can't do anything else! Overall, the writing is quite good, suitable for those with experience and age, highly recommended!
This book is somewhat underestimated. The writing is very good and the relationships between the characters are not messy. It truly captures the sadness, helplessness, embarrassment, and helplessness of a man living in a foreign country. But the number of chapters is really too few, not enough to read 😢😢😢
The book is objective and describes in detail the daily life of white-collar workers and managers in the city. In the highly developed commodity economy where money is paramount, there is a great contrast between the rich material life and the poor spiritual life. The characters are vividly described. It is a good urban novel.
It is short and concise, the author's writing style is very good, and the inner world of the characters is vividly expressed. Come on
The tragic life of realism is like a rock music song, which makes people heartbroken but has to face it. This is life!
By reading this book, you can learn famous sayings and the ways of the world. It's a good book. If you don't read it, you will regret it. It's just a bit irritable, hehe.
Words are a magical thing, they can make you feel the same way
This was what Shenzhen was like in the 1990s. Down-to-earth work, well written.