
The Love You Gave Me
你给我的喜欢
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 327k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Workplace & Marriage
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
73Chapters
10Reads
7.0Score
2Listens
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How should I put it? There is about 3% relationship between the original work and the TV series. The TV series adaptation is quite good.
I was hooked up with the TV series by a friend, but the one she showed me was the plot where Min Hui tells Xin Qi that she has a child, and then there is a very sweet journey of getting back together. I don't like watching TV series and I can't wait, but I also want to understand how the child came about, so I followed the novel and searched for reviews of the TV series. One of the advantages of the TV series is that the image of Min Hui was created more perfectly. It was not because Min Hui committed suicide that led to Su Tian's death. Instead, it was changed to when the car encountered a mudslide, Min Hui dragged Su Tian out of the car and Su Tian wasted time trying to retrieve the photos with his brother and eventually died. This plot TV series has been very well modified and Min Hui's character has been preserved; the second advantage is that the plot is very sweet and smooth, and it is an ideal love. But although this novel is also a romance school, it is actually more "human" than the TV series. This is why everyone likes TV series, because TV series sweetly satisfy our inner longings and fantasies for a better life. But the novel is only a little sweet at the end. The whole novel is filled with the ups and downs of life, including friendship, family, and love. More importantly, the novel's conception is more profound. It started with Cheng Qirang's harassment and ended with Cheng Qirang getting out. It can be seen that the entire novel is based on workplace harassment and gender discrimination, so it is Min Hui and Cao Mu who represent the images of independent women who are full of wisdom and opinions and have the courage to resist. The novel is not about one person's pain of harassment, but about the discrimination suffered by generations of women in the workplace. The TV series downplays the pain of Min Hui's harassment in the workplace, so the content of the TV series looks much sweeter. Besides, has Xin Qi ever liked Min Hui? Why does the ending feel like a forced HE? I personally think that Xin Qi started to appreciate Min Hui when he played chess with her, but the matter of replacing Su Tian made him more angry than he appreciated. Later, Min Hui could repair various things, invent programs, take care of children independently, and use her wisdom to get rid of her followers. All these made Xin Qi appreciate Min Hui more and more. When he understood the whole process of Min Hui being harassed by Cheng Qirang, he saw clearly that Su Tian's death did not lie with Min Hui but with this bastard. He also saw Min Hui's indomitable, strong and brave spirit of resistance. If it was Su Tian's name that made him related to Min Hui, then Min Hui's talent and wisdom and her strong, independent and strong character as a mother were the keys to shake Xin Qi. Therefore, this novel also appeals to thousands of our female compatriots not to be confused by the plot of the boss falling in love with me. The most important thing is to cultivate yourself. Only with talents and abilities can you have the confidence to stand on. It also calls on female compatriots to bravely resist harassment and live their own wonderful lives.
Personally, I think the TV series adaptation is better.
Nice! The TV version and the novel version are completely different styles. I can only say that they are both beautiful. The novel version will be deeper, and the TV version will bring me higher emotional value. They are both very good, I love them! 😘
I watched the drama first and then the book. I felt that the director had a very good eye for selecting scripts and actors.
I think Xin Qi still likes Min Hui. After all, they have been together for a while. Even if they regard her as Su Tian, the person he is with is the real Su Tian. Moreover, they have a son. It is just because Su Tian died for Min Hui. Apart from their childhood memories, they may not have anything else in common. Differences in living environment, work, and learning. Of course, Xin Qi will take good care of Su Tian, but it is hard to say that they will have a feeling of love. Or if it continues, they may become more like family members.
In this novel, many people may think of the heroine, but who will understand her? She likes Xin Qi, but it can also be seen that Xin Qi also likes Min Hui, but Xin Qi has never been able to accept that he had said that he would give Su Tian a family when he grew up. He always thought that he had broken his promise. During the few days Qi spent with Min Hui, it could be seen that he liked Min Hui, otherwise why would his eyes be so bright? Even if Min Hui used Su Tian's name, so what, the name is just a name for a person, it is not important, the important thing is to follow your heart, just like Min Hui has always used his own way to make up for his mistakes. Shi, but her heart has never changed. She still likes Xin Qi very much, but they both blame themselves. In fact, they like each other. What's wrong with the heroine? She can be willing to stay in the acquired company for the sake of her employees. It can be seen that she is kind and sincere. She is also very charming and powerful. It is precisely this that allows Xin Qi and even me, a book fan, to fall in love with her again and again. I hope she can shine forever. I recommend 💕 (I don't force it, after all, everyone has different opinions and likes to watch different things. If you really don't like the plot, you can also watch the TV version, which is also very good) 😘
It's better not to read novels, TV series are more sweet.
The TV series is better, and the adaptations are more exciting.
I read the original book because of the TV series. I think the book is more exciting than the TV show.