Life, with Nowhere to Land
人生，无处安放
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 150k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Workplace & Marriage
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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The writing is good, the story is full of twists and turns, I look forward to the next update.
A mother's love is like steel; every mother hopes her son can live a peaceful and healthy life. But things don't always go as planned. My son is an alcoholic, burdened by online loans, and won't listen to anything I say. Now he's riddled with illnesses and is over thirty. I've been divorced for ten years.
It's a very real and relatable story, making you feel as if you've experienced it yourself. It includes the awkwardness of marriage in middle age, the cruelty of being led astray by desires and falling into the abyss, and the brilliance of maternal love. It is a good work for the education of teenagers and is worth reading.
This is very well written and relatable. I used to think that telecom fraud was just something I'd heard about, but now I realize how prevalent it is. After reading this, I feel that traps are everywhere, and we must always be vigilant. I also feel the hardships faced by the victims' families, and the valuable growth each person experiences after going through these ordeals. May we all be safe and healthy.
I finished reading it in one go, and it felt like a rare gem. Faced with societal temptations, remember the old saying that there's no such thing as a free lunch. Life is inevitably filled with hardships; only by adjusting your mindset can you overcome them. The plot is engaging, the author's writing is fluent, the language is simple yet profound.
As one reaches middle age, a multitude of things suddenly come crashing down on one's side: family, career, kinship and friendship, matters concerning the elderly and children. Although one has lived half a lifetime, one still cannot escape the troubles of the world. One's dreams may be pursued slowly, but time continues to push from behind without pause. In this life of cultivation, joy, anger, sorrow, and happiness are all indispensable. Let us cherish every moment.
This book is truly well-written; it realistically reflects social realities and calls for societal action against online fraud and for those addicted to online gambling to be rescued.
Fewer people watched it, so the rating is low, but it's actually at least 9 points or higher. The ending is rather idealistic; in this devastated world, how many people are still wallowing in suffering...?
I really loved this novel; I listened to it with tears in my eyes. I hope more books like it will appear, and I urge relevant departments to pay attention to online fraud and online loans, which tear families apart, cause parents to bury their children, and leave children to grow old alone in illness—it's heartbreaking, leaving people to live the rest of their lives in the shadow of losing their…
This is a highly recommended novel. I see myself reflected in the protagonist; I worry about everything, big and small, at home, and often feel exhausted. My husband is completely clueless when faced with difficulties. Therefore, I deeply empathize with Li Shu's married life. Fortunately, my son hasn't gone astray, and my relationship with my husband isn't as cold as the protagonist's.