
My Dreams and You Shine Bright
理想与你皆灿烂
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 228k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Workplace & Marriage
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
47Chapters
59Reads
9.1Score
6Listens
18.2kReads · all time
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Books Where the Male Lead Is Duan Jiaxu, the Female Lead Is Sang Zhi, and Her Older Brother Is Sang Yan
The male and female leads are seven years apart in age.
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Modern Workplace Stories
Looking for books like First Love, Don't Say Goodbye! Both leads come from ordinary families and work hard to build successful careers on their own. They also have a happy married life, without melodrama or excessive angst. Something with a gentle, cozy feel.
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It's a book that you can't stop reading once you open it. It's surprising, stunning, and shocking. The career line is wonderful, and the emotional line comes naturally. The male protagonist Ye Cheng is gentle and strong, and the female protagonist Zhong Youyou is excellent and has a clear sense of right and wrong. They understand and trust each other. They don't mention love in a word, but they always consider each other. This kind of restrained love and every detail, these ideals, beliefs, love, and hard work make people excited and thought-provoking. (I'm too stupid to always write one hundred thousandth of what I think. Anyway, it's worth reading it a few times)
First of all, I don't understand why this book has such a low rating. I don't know why other people think a book is good-looking based on it. For me, it's logic, based on various logics in the real world. It just makes people feel reasonable. If the whole book feels reasonable, it is a good book, at least for me. Take solace in the fact that this book is just that. Although it is dressed in the guise of modern romance, the main theme is still the workplace. Maybe there are too many professional terms and paragraphs that others can't understand. I'm a man, and to put it bluntly, it's not the author's fault. Those who give low ratings are really missing out on a good book. The only thing that I think is a little far-fetched in the whole movie is that Zhong Youyou independently completed the research on the algorithm in a very short period of time. In my impression, research, especially the research of large-scale projects, is not the work of one person. It is a huge camp composed of dozens or even hundreds of researchers, each performing his own duties, and then combining the research results. The paragraph "Youyou" is very heroic. The male protagonist's character is determined to win a thousand miles away. He should not blindly believe in Youyou. What will happen if Youyou is not researched by the mid-term review deadline? Everything is unexpected. I think it was written as the result of research between Youyou and his colleagues, with Youyou taking the lead, which might be better. Of course, the above is just my opinion. There are actually no logical loopholes. It is a good book and a five-star recommendation.
The subject matter is novel, and it shows the development of the field of artificial intelligence from a literary perspective, and interprets the tortuous experience of the top student in the junior class growing up and serving the society. In advancing the storyline, the magnificent struggle is described with delicate and gentle writing, and has unique insights into scientific and technological innovation, scientific research management, the cultivation, introduction and use of high-level talents, and intellectual exploitation. The emotional line is contained in the career line. They slowly release deep and strong emotions while supporting, understanding, trusting and struggling with each other. They experience deep affection without seeing romance, and they love everything without seeing love.
It's really Zhong Youyou who succeeds, and Zhong Youyou who fails. The male protagonist is willing to bear all charges to protect the female protagonist and is banned for three years. The female protagonist's love for the male protagonist can be gradually seen in the article. When did the male protagonist like the female protagonist so much 😂,
The characters in this book are all vivid, with Zhong Youyou's withdrawn and unruly character forming a sharp contrast with Ye Cheng's calmness and calmness. Their experiences are also very touching. In the big dye vat of society, they still adhere to their ideals. This spirit is admirable. I think this book not only tells about love, but also conveys a pursuit and persistence of ideals, which is very inspiring.
It's really good to watch. Both the male and female protagonists have their own charms. The emotional scenes describing the two are not particularly detailed, but they are just right. I finally read a book where the female protagonist does not rely on the male protagonist to succeed. The two complement each other and achieve each other's success.
This book is really good. I have read it for 10 years and have read so many romances. This one is the most affectionate. I am currently graduating. My thesis, work, and relationships with classmates have tortured me so much that I was deeply moved after reading this novel.
It's really good, the relationship between the male and female protagonists is smooth 😢
The most affectionate thing is without words
Why does such a beautiful book have such a low score?