Forgetting Myself

Very nice. This is a book that is more patient to read. I really like the heroine in it. More empathetic.

Why is this book so beautiful and has so few readers? The author's writing style is good and the novel is close to reality, which makes people want to read it. Highly recommended. I hope the update will be faster [Like]

It's great to watch. It's so satisfying for the heroine to torture Nirvana's scumbag dad. This scumbag dad had a chance to make a career in the early days of reform and opening up due to his smart mind and flexibility. However, in terms of education and character, the heroine's mother is not matched. The heroine's mother has no love brain under the guidance of her daughter. She was a little cowardly from the beginning but chose to leave the scumbag. She will definitely live her own wonderful life by constantly recharging herself to become better. I hope the author will match the heroine with a high-end man who will make the scumbag ex-husband mad.

A very good book! Every bit of life is very warm and not a joke. It's just that the ending is a bit rushed.

The author's writing style is excellent, the knowledge and language are rich, the article is vivid and incisive, the plot is coherent and compact, and the characters are very vivid, making people unable to stop reading. It's not enough. The author works hard to update and recharge your batteries.

Can I say that I really like the ending without CP? [Blowing a kiss] In fact, it is not easy for a woman to be beautiful alone in today's society. What's more, in the 1980s and 1990s, it is commendable that after the heroine's 40-year-old life experience was transformed into an 8-year-old, she reflected on the gains and losses in her marriage for more than 10 years and always maintained the motivation to work hard and did not rely on men to obtain class leaps and opportunities. Women who remain sober in the world can face it rationally and let themselves go no matter what kind of difficulties they encounter. This can be seen from the heroine's mother's decision to quickly cut off the love affair after her husband cheated on her and minimize the harm to her relatives. Although the author has seen that marriage has exposed its ferocious features in reality, he still gives many beautiful interpretations of love. This can be seen from the male protagonist Chen Yan, who was in love with the heroine's mother in the later period. As for the trivialities in married life, the author's Chen Yan can be understood as a "house husband". Three correct views, women's only beautiful articles, slowly savor them in your spare time...

It's very beautiful, the characters are very vivid, and it brings that era to life. The heroine's father represents many people of that era. Mom is what many women of that era now want to live like if they go back to the past.

I appreciate the divorce without any delay.

At first, I felt that the heroine's father loved the heroine's mother very much. This was a happy family. Later, I saw that the poor suddenly became rich and suddenly became rich. What a scumbag father! I like the heroine's grandfather very much, he is a wise old man! I also like the heroine's mother very much. She can take things in hand and let them go. She was as calm as me when she got divorced. [Cool] This novel explains "if you bloom, the breeze will come" through the heroine and her mother. The author is so awesome, he paired the heroine's mother with a high-quality man, and it was quite enjoyable to watch the scumbag father run away.

I really like this kind of transparent and rational novel about the heroine's life. This kind of novel is very suitable for today's women. I really like this author! However, I have a small suggestion. In the dialogue between the brother and sister in the article, when they mention their parents, they always say, "What's wrong with my dad, my mom?" This is also the case in the novels I have read before, which makes me feel very awkward. Is it because the authors are all only children born in the 1980s and 1990s? I am born in the 70s. If my brother said to me: My dad, my mom..., I would be very uncomfortable, and the same goes for it. We all say, it's our father and our mother's fault. This is true for families with more than two children. The heroine in the book and I are of the same age, so I would like to give this little suggestion.