As soon as Xie Xiangling saw Zhong Wei, he made a mistake in his life. There is no way to know whether there is destiny but no destiny. How can he meet you, be on a blind date, get to know each other, and fall in love with you in the vast sea of people? All encounters must be destined, going around and around, over and over again. How about a love that starts after marriage?
Reader comments
I finished reading this book during evening study time, and it made me very depressed. The book is very realistic. Most blind dates between adults are about weighing the pros and cons and choosing the best spouse.
The male protagonist marries the female protagonist for the sake of his wife. He only wants to get benefits and does not want to be responsible. I can accept the female protagonist's love at first. After all, he is young and has been pampered by his family.
But after experiencing her husband's affair and working hard to raise her children, she became stronger. The ex-husband who returned from Africa still disrespected the heroine. It was hard for me to accept the final remarriage with my ex-husband for the sake of my son.
In fact, there are really people like the male protagonist in life, who resist and welcome, waver and look forward to Shu... But there are really very few women like the heroine. How big of a mind is needed to reunite the broken mirror...
I can understand the heroine Xie Xianglin. As an older leftover girl, she had no house, no money, and no job. She couldn't stay with her family. Of course she had to take the initiative to fight for Zhong Wei when she met Zhong Wei who had better conditions than herself.
She later remarried because she still had lingering feelings for Zhong Wei, and her son did not allow her to find her old partner, so it was reasonable to remarry.
The author's writing is very real, the writing style is relaxed and humorous, real life is like this, and life is like this.
I usually don't like to write book reviews, but I had to write a few sentences for this book. The writing is good, and it contains real life and human nature. It is worth reading for people after marriage and before marriage. It is not abusive, not overbearing, and is a true and down-to-earth portrayal of most people.
The writing is so down-to-earth and great.
This book is well written, the plot is lively and not sloppy, and the structure is compact. The protagonist is kind, righteous and full of femininity. The characters are clear and the story is clear. The text is also good! This is a good book worth reading!
Except for the disappointing ending, everything else was good
Life is made up of firewood, rice, oil, salt, sauce, vinegar and tea. There is no romance in the adult world, but countless compromises and concessions.
The true story is always disappointing, and there are many comments that feel bad for the heroine, but the heroine loves her ex-husband. If you are willing to remarry and have children with both parents, isn't that great? If you make a mistake, just correct it.
It's very close to life and very real. Take a direct look at it.
An ordinary life story, with cheating and forgiveness, is what real life looks like. Although the heroine also has a golden ring, including starting a business and meeting new people, overall the depiction of human nature will be more realistic. Although the characters are relatively flat and have facial makeup, the story is like this. Write a part of the story and narrate it completely. Call the author
Worth reading, I stayed up all night to read it, a rare good book
Very good novel realistic literature
It looks good, doesn't drag on, and has a happy ending!
Life is like a mess that needs patience to be sorted out.
The book is quite nice, but not very realistic.
I don't know how to evaluate it. I can't say it is good. The author is writing about social phenomena that are common in real life. I can't say it is good. Men are easily forgiven for cheating, which makes me feel uncomfortable. The author's writing is pretty good
If the heroine marries Mr. Bao, will she be happy? Not necessarily. The son does not accept his stepfather, and married life is full of worries, so remarriage is the best choice. After all, the heroine likes her ex-husband and has a relationship foundation. It is good to correct her mistakes. Tolerating each other is the life creed of women born in the 1970s. This novel is realism, not idealism.
This book describes people's views on marriage in the 1960s and 1970s. Women can tolerate compromises for their children and must remarry for the sake of their children. Nowadays, many young girls can't get enough of it. They emphasize themselves and are selfish. A very realistic book with humorous language!
No one can make mistakes without being a sage, and the prodigal son will not be able to exchange for gold when he comes back.
I felt aggrieved for the heroine at first, but when I saw her having an affair with Bao Renkang later, I felt much better. It was good to remarry for the sake of my son. After remarrying, the male protagonist should be honest.
It's well written, but I really can't empathize or understand it.
It's pretty cool. Realistically, if it wasn't for the sake of the children, how could we remarry? The daughter is the first priority for the children.
It's pretty good-looking, that's how life is
It is very consistent with the reality. If the heroine does not remarry, her son will break up with her and be separated from Lao Bao. As her son is so mischievous and vengeful, he and Lao Bao will also be related, so it is best to remarry.
A true portrayal of the ups and downs of urban amateur couples. Blandness and imperfection are the life of most people.
Close to ordinary people's life, the language is humorous, short and concise, a very interesting book, worth reading
It's a good story that reflects the truest side of human nature. It's neither a tyrant nor a wealthy family. It's the ordinary life of ordinary people in the city. They break up and get back together for the betterment of their children, but also have lingering feelings for their ex-husband. The heroine chooses to remarry, and everyone is happy!
It's a very realistic work. As long as you're not a boss, time travel is pretty good.
A sigh, what a true realistic novel. No girl is willing to marry a man without money or ability. It is almost impossible for a man with money and ability to have only one wife. It is difficult to choose no matter how you choose. Only women should strengthen themselves and choose men.
Why is this book rated so low? It's so good and so close to life. I like that the heroine changes from weak to strong. That's how life is.
I finished reading this book during evening study time, and it made me very depressed. The book is very realistic. Most blind dates between adults are about weighing the pros and cons and choosing the best spouse. The male protagonist marries the female protagonist for the sake of his wife. He only wants to get benefits and does not want to be responsible. I can accept the female protagonist's love at first. After all, he is young and has been pampered by his family. But after experiencing her husband's affair and working hard to raise her children, she became stronger. The ex-husband who returned from Africa still disrespected the heroine. It was hard for me to accept the final remarriage with my ex-husband for the sake of my son.
In fact, there are really people like the male protagonist in life, who resist and welcome, waver and look forward to Shu... But there are really very few women like the heroine. How big of a mind is needed to reunite the broken mirror...
I can understand the heroine Xie Xianglin. As an older leftover girl, she had no house, no money, and no job. She couldn't stay with her family. Of course she had to take the initiative to fight for Zhong Wei when she met Zhong Wei who had better conditions than herself. She later remarried because she still had lingering feelings for Zhong Wei, and her son did not allow her to find her old partner, so it was reasonable to remarry. The author's writing is very real, the writing style is relaxed and humorous, real life is like this, and life is like this.
I usually don't like to write book reviews, but I had to write a few sentences for this book. The writing is good, and it contains real life and human nature. It is worth reading for people after marriage and before marriage. It is not abusive, not overbearing, and is a true and down-to-earth portrayal of most people.
The writing is so down-to-earth and great.
This book is well written, the plot is lively and not sloppy, and the structure is compact. The protagonist is kind, righteous and full of femininity. The characters are clear and the story is clear. The text is also good! This is a good book worth reading!
Except for the disappointing ending, everything else was good
Life is made up of firewood, rice, oil, salt, sauce, vinegar and tea. There is no romance in the adult world, but countless compromises and concessions.
The true story is always disappointing, and there are many comments that feel bad for the heroine, but the heroine loves her ex-husband. If you are willing to remarry and have children with both parents, isn't that great? If you make a mistake, just correct it.
It's very close to life and very real. Take a direct look at it.
An ordinary life story, with cheating and forgiveness, is what real life looks like. Although the heroine also has a golden ring, including starting a business and meeting new people, overall the depiction of human nature will be more realistic. Although the characters are relatively flat and have facial makeup, the story is like this. Write a part of the story and narrate it completely. Call the author
Worth reading, I stayed up all night to read it, a rare good book
Very good novel realistic literature
It looks good, doesn't drag on, and has a happy ending!
Life is like a mess that needs patience to be sorted out.
The book is quite nice, but not very realistic.
I don't know how to evaluate it. I can't say it is good. The author is writing about social phenomena that are common in real life. I can't say it is good. Men are easily forgiven for cheating, which makes me feel uncomfortable. The author's writing is pretty good
If the heroine marries Mr. Bao, will she be happy? Not necessarily. The son does not accept his stepfather, and married life is full of worries, so remarriage is the best choice. After all, the heroine likes her ex-husband and has a relationship foundation. It is good to correct her mistakes. Tolerating each other is the life creed of women born in the 1970s. This novel is realism, not idealism.
This book describes people's views on marriage in the 1960s and 1970s. Women can tolerate compromises for their children and must remarry for the sake of their children. Nowadays, many young girls can't get enough of it. They emphasize themselves and are selfish. A very realistic book with humorous language! No one can make mistakes without being a sage, and the prodigal son will not be able to exchange for gold when he comes back.
I felt aggrieved for the heroine at first, but when I saw her having an affair with Bao Renkang later, I felt much better. It was good to remarry for the sake of my son. After remarrying, the male protagonist should be honest.
It's well written, but I really can't empathize or understand it.
It's pretty cool. Realistically, if it wasn't for the sake of the children, how could we remarry? The daughter is the first priority for the children.
It's pretty good-looking, that's how life is
It is very consistent with the reality. If the heroine does not remarry, her son will break up with her and be separated from Lao Bao. As her son is so mischievous and vengeful, he and Lao Bao will also be related, so it is best to remarry.
A true portrayal of the ups and downs of urban amateur couples. Blandness and imperfection are the life of most people.
Close to ordinary people's life, the language is humorous, short and concise, a very interesting book, worth reading
It's a good story that reflects the truest side of human nature. It's neither a tyrant nor a wealthy family. It's the ordinary life of ordinary people in the city. They break up and get back together for the betterment of their children, but also have lingering feelings for their ex-husband. The heroine chooses to remarry, and everyone is happy!
It's a very realistic work. As long as you're not a boss, time travel is pretty good.
A sigh, what a true realistic novel. No girl is willing to marry a man without money or ability. It is almost impossible for a man with money and ability to have only one wife. It is difficult to choose no matter how you choose. Only women should strengthen themselves and choose men.
Why is this book rated so low? It's so good and so close to life. I like that the heroine changes from weak to strong. That's how life is.