Remarriage

It's a great read. I've read it from the author's "The Abandoned Child" and "Half a Lifetime of Madness" to this point, and they're all great. It's a pity that "Half a Lifetime of Madness" has stopped updating. Keep up the good work, beautiful author! Waiting for updates. You can also check out the author's "The Abandoned Child" and "Half a Lifetime of Madness," both are very good, as well as the "Chronicles of Mountains and Rivers" on the author's bookshelf, all of which are super great books!

(Remarriage) This book is quite good; the story feels very real. It's unpretentious and not fabricated. I especially enjoyed reading it and give it five stars. I hope the author will write more books on this topic in the future!

It's a novel worth reading because it effectively captures rural life and provides insightful psychological portrayals of the protagonist.

This book is indeed well-written, not messy at all. It tells the story of the hardships of an ordinary person's life, and how the protagonist, through his ability, hard work, and luck, gradually achieves a brilliant life. Of course, his good appearance and upright character also bring him the blessings of heaven and the help of good people in society, leading to a glorious life.

A very good book, full of the feel of its era. The plot reflects the poverty and backwardness of that time. But encountering a benefactor like the old headmaster, like Wen Lan, is a rare and precious thing, though it did happen in that era; it even happened to someone I know. A tribute to the cultured and kind people of that time!

The author wrote very well, and the listener was deeply moved.

Deeply moving. I admire Wen Lan's positive attitude towards life.

There is joy in the world, and good novels are a must.

This book is rich in content and features vividly portrayed characters; it is well worth reading.

A very good novel