
North of the Water, South of the Sky
水北天南
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 136k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- CEO Romance
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
17Chapters
192Reads
9.1Score
18Listens
65.7kReads · all time
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The male protagonist is too scheming, which fits the character of those who stand in the rich version. Women are just chess pieces to add to the scenery, and everyone can use them. The pursuit of power and profit is the essence of hegemony. For them, marriage and children are just the journey that life should have. (The CEOs I've heard of who own companies with several figures and earn annual salaries are very similar to the male protagonists. They are very scheming and have many women coming and going around them.) The second half of the novel is actually very romantic. In reality, such a male protagonist would only marry Miss Zhong and raise many Miss Wan, so there is no need to think that the male protagonist is dirty. The author has given the ending that a romance novel should have. In reality, there is no boss who only loves me. In reality, there are only bosses who raise many women.
It's so beautiful. The inner description is very detailed. I want to read it several times. The author is amazing and the score should be high! The result is open. I really don't know whose daughter the heroine is.
I really like An Ning's works. They are short and concise, with concise writing, refined language, and elegant and smooth writing. The characters are full-bodied and the plots are novel. Scenes are often used to express emotions, and the scenes blend together to complete the story in one go. Taking business as the main line, it draws out the love, resentment and resentment of the characters in the story, and shows the impulsive process of weakness, distortion, morality and responsibility in human nature. Amidst all these changes, the love path of the male and female protagonists has twists and turns, including factors of self-deficiency and the temptation of external factors. In the upper class society where literati are dominated by materialistic desires, it is really valuable that the male protagonist can get rid of the temptation of interests, follow his inner choice rationally, and finally be together with the female protagonist. Good looking, recommended.
The writing style must be praised! The twists and turns of the emotional line describe the male protagonist's heart very realistically, and describe the conditions for choosing a mate for most people in real life. In fact, I prefer an ideal romance🌹After all, the novel has a pleasant mood, and the life experience of the heroine is really a wealthy daughter. Although the heroine got 50% of the shares in the end [laughing], it is enough to write the hero as if he does not love her as much as the heroine. If you don't like your personal opinion, don't comment.
It's so beautiful. I've changed my mind after reading it a few times. The writing is so beautiful and exciting.
I saw it in the school reading room. I thought it was good. I caught up with it when I got home. I stayed up late today to finish it. It was good at the beginning. Later, I kept getting angry and speechless because of some words and things. I am still angry when the finale is approaching. Alas, I don't know how to evaluate it.
The writing is good, but there are still some problems with the male protagonist's outlook on life. This may be a realistic representation of the trade-off between executive power and love in real life. The relationships between the characters are confusing throughout the entire text, which is pretty good.
It can only be said that the male protagonist is so lucky. Fortunately, he finally followed his heart after going through Qianfan. It is not clearly stated whose daughter the heroine is, and this foreshadowing feels a bit too convoluted. It even makes people suspect that Mei and Ye are having an affair. However, half of the inheritance was divided, probably because Mr. Si's fertility was still there. That's why I deducted one star. The inner feelings of the male and female protagonists are quite vividly portrayed, which is good.
So, whose daughter is An Zhi?
I think it's okay, the male protagonist's inner life is more written