
Drifting in Shenzhen
深漂
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 567k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- 车厢结识女老板,我走向人生巅峰Alternate title on Fanqie
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High-Quality Urban Wish Fulfillment Blending Daily Life and the Workplace!
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Authors, come on in! I want to read your books!
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I’m sick of stories that are too brainless and idealistic. I want something more realistic.
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Down-to-Earth Urban Money-Making Stories About Ordinary People
These days, it's either some billionaire or trillionaire getting reborn and becoming an ordinary person, but somehow they can't bring anyone along. If they're already so amazing, why get reborn? To do it all over again? Or the protagonist starts out as an ordinary person with a miserable life, then gets reborn and immediately gets divorced, takes revenge, or saves their family.
Any Low-Key Novels Focused on Everyday Life?
No System, and not too much face-slapping.
Period Novels About Working in Shenzhen in the 1980s and 1990s
I’m looking for books like "Reborn in the 1980s: A Rich Woman’s Journey".
Any Books About People Who Moved to Beijing, Shanghai, or Shenzhen to Chase Their Dreams?
I want to read books similar to "Lu Ran's Ordinary Life." Preferably based on real personal experiences, with no reborn or transmigrated protagonist and no protagonist who starts out as a billionaire. I want something more down-to-earth.
Reborn in Shenzhen
From the start, his parents are both dead and leave him several apartment buildings to collect rent on. Later, he takes over a bathhouse. The female lead is Liu Weiwei at first, but they divorce after she has an abortion. In the end, he gets together with Zhang Min. What's the title? Please help, anyone who's read it!
Looking for More Realistic Novels, Like Hidden Love
Reader comments 11
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I have never been able to write the best copywriting in my life, so I can't help but save it. Loneliness is a blank space, like the wilderness after snow. No matter how far you go, every footprint is a new wound. Don't be distracted by your heart, don't be trapped by emotions, don't be afraid of the future, and don't dwell on the past. You have to work hard, but don't be anxious. Flowers and fruits require a process. Don't be moved by cheap words. After all, speaking costs nothing. No matter what is difficult, as long as you bite the bullet and do it, you will get through it. Try to be a person born toward the sun. When the days are sunny, it will be beautiful when you raise your head. Liking and love can be faked, otherwise how can an actor act? In fact, life does not require any earth-shattering events. As long as you do a small thing that you love in your heart, you can survive the long years. What we have lost, we will sadly want to get back. What we work hard for today is for the memories of tomorrow.
In 2003, rice noodles in Shenzhen only cost 1.5 Yuan each. Why do you charge 7 yuan?
Well written, concise and clear, natural and simple, no nonsense, true.
Not bad, come on
The author is very familiar with Shenzhen Xun and feels very cordial to people who have worked in Shenzhen. He can't help but reminisce about every bit of his time in Shenzhen. Times are moving forward, and the beauty of the past will never come back. Come on, author.
Rich and colorful content
Very nice. . .
Very good, not exaggerated or flashy.
Precious? The writing is not bad, right?
OK, no typos