The Two-Sided Mirror: Different Lives

I like it, I really like it. I think it's very realistic because the stories in it sometimes really resemble my life. Darkness covers the sky, yet stars still shine; in a world filled with despair, love still exists. I love this feeling; it's like it's telling me: you are still alive, you are still bright, everything about you is full of hope, and there are always flowers blooming along your path in life.

It feels very oppressive; a heavy darkness permeates the text.

Zun Du is so good! Reading this book made me feel like I was elevated. It's so good, completely different from ordinary books. I wanted more... It's so good... So good! 😘😘😘

Everyone wants to be number one in someone else's heart, but that number one spot is so hard to come by. I've never met one, whether it's family or friends. With family, because there are so many children, the relationships seem rather distant. With friends, even though she's a very popular person and has several good friends besides me, no one shows me any special favor or exception.

There were many twists and turns, and things gradually became more complicated. Xiaoyu is a very gentle and strong girl; she has great personal charm, is outstanding, and is not ordinary. I'm so glad that Xiaoyu had so many people who loved her in that corrupt world, and even more glad that everyone ended up together.

The writing is good, and the premise is novel. This is my first time reading this type of story, and Xiaoyu is a wonderful girl. In the story, she's an NPC, never everyone's first choice. Tang Cheng tells her to defer to her mother, yet her own mother, for Tang Zhiyu's sake, slapped her countless times without any explanation.

It's a great read. The author's writing is delicate; I almost couldn't bring myself to curse on behalf of the author. Secondly, the atmosphere is so oppressive; it almost made me cry. The ending must be a happy one after all the suffering, otherwise it would be a disservice to Gu Zhiyu's hard work.

It's good. I thought the story of the real and fake heiresses would follow the typical character setup: a strong-willed real heiresses, a domineering fake heiresses, and biased parents... But it's not like that at all (I don't want to spoil it, interested readers can read on). The characters in this book are all very vivid; I could even picture them in my mind.

This is a very good novel. I felt so sorry for the female lead, even at the end. I felt the male lead appeared a little late, but it's still highly recommended. The author, Bao Bao, writes very well. It just felt like the ending was too rushed.

Dear author, I am a first-year high school student. Recently, due to some issues, I've been considering dropping out. Today, I skipped school, intending to read a novel and drift through the day aimlessly. I thought it would be another awful story like "The Real and the Fake Heiress," but it turned out to be such a delicate and nuanced book. After finishing it, I was filled with emotion.