Office Worker

This book is very real and reminds me of when I first started working. Just like Wang Zhiyuan in the book, we all had hope for the future, but the reality is often cruel. I really like the description of Wang Zhiyuan's family in the book, especially the details of his mother getting up early to make breakfast and prepare money for him, which made me feel the selfless love of parents for their children. This book is not only about the workplace, but also about life. It is worth reading.

The writing is good and interesting. The characters feel balanced if they live in the 1950s and 1960s and eat from a big pot. It's a pity that natural selection means survival of the fittest and survival of the fittest. This book describes a standard nerd and angry youth. Great platform for him to mess up. Treating him as a negative teaching material in life is the gain from reading this book. I don't know if my sentiment is the author's original intention.

Good beyond description

The writing is still good, but it's just bland. Not very engaging.

It's a pretty good novel, with a more realistic look at work and life.

The author's writing style is good, and he pays special attention to the inner portrayal of the characters. The male protagonist is vividly portrayed in the movie theater, which is a masterpiece [like]

Down-to-earth and comfortable to look at

Very good, the characters are vividly drawn

The contemporary social atmosphere is vividly portrayed, and the content is real and down-to-earth. The only shortcoming is that the ending is a bit hasty.

It is well written and the author has great writing skills.