The Comeback of a Frail Little Girl in the 1950s

That letter to my daughter, that part, brought me to tears, especially at 4 a. M. It felt so real; it's a novel that evoked so many emotions in me, from joy to sorrow. Not all endings in this world are happy. I recommend this novel; it's worth reading.

Having read novels for so many years, I've rarely seen a male protagonist in a period drama actually cheat on his wife. However, it's undeniably realistic. The female protagonist's lack of a son, her attending university in another city, her mother-in-law's encouragement, and the male protagonist's psychological disapproval all contributed to this outcome.

This story is subjective; different people may have different opinions. The female protagonist is a pure, quiet, strong, and proud person. She has experienced so much, but she keeps it all deep in her heart. She may not have made a scene or retaliated on the surface, but she has her principles.

This man must get a divorce, and he shouldn't be allowed to live comfortably.

Real life doesn't have that many wish-fulfillment stories. From the perspective of ordinary people, it can be considered a comeback! There are happy and fulfilling lives, and there are sad and disappointed ones. In the end, there is a fulfilling retirement life, which is another kind of life winner.

Life is never smooth sailing; ups and downs are part of life.

It's not bad! The female lead's husband cheating on her in the middle was quite unexpected, and in the end, her daughter left her early. Fortunately, the female lead had her loving grandparents, her uncle's family, and her older siblings when she was young; otherwise, she would have had a truly miserable life.

It's well-written, but it makes me feel really down.

It's so good, especially the later parts, I cried buckets. The author's writing is so good!

This is perhaps a reflection of life; nothing is ever smooth sailing. The writing is quite relatable to everyday life.