Standard of Happiness
幸福的标准
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 321k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Workplace & Marriage
- Audience
- Female
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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In booklists 15
What Books Do People over 50 Want to Read?
Older people can't scan a health code during the epidemic, and they even appeared on CCTV news. Could it be that this group is really that embarrassing? Do they play online? Read the headlines? Read novels? What kind of novels do they like to read?
The Most Realistic and Good Article About the City
Dear, please tell me which urban novel you think best reflects reality!
Are There Any Novels Suitable for People in Their Thirties and Forties? Please Recommend!
Asking for books!
Realistic, True Urban Novel
Like the twenty-six-year-old female tenant
I Hope the Theme of Marriage Is Realistic and Not Too Unreal. It Doesn't Have to Be Too Sweet
In daily life, the true view of marriage, husband and wife working together, marital conflicts, career, family, children, mother-in-law and daughter-in-law relationships. Strive to be real, don't want the love of a wealthy family, it's too vain
Is There a Male Protagonist Who Is Very Single-Minded and Only Wants His Wife?
Are there any male protagonists who are very single-minded and only want their wives? Single female protagonist yyds
Looking for Urban Life, Close to Reality
Are There Any Bland Daily Life Stories with a Wife?
Urban or historical background
Very Close to Real Life or Adapted from My Own Experience
Is there any kind of novel that is very well written and almost completely similar to reality?
Are There Any Romantic Novels That Are More Realistic, Not About Ceos?
You can also write about the pain of youth, like "Youth is a hasty book" by Fu Seoul
Are There Any Novels That Are More Realistic, Novels That Are Close to the Lives of Ordinary People?
Novels Seeking Reality, Plainness and Warmth
No bloody drama
A Story About Ordinary and Happy Daily Life, Completed
It's the heroine's busy life in her previous life, when she traveled to ancient times or eras. Every day is farming, raising steamed stuffed buns, every day is firewood, rice, oil and salt, living a normal life
Have You Ever Written a More Realistic Novel?
In the City, the writing is good and realistic.
First of all, I feel that the novel here is really close to reality, and you can meet people and objects everywhere in daily life. Personally, I feel that Ye Han's miscarriage was an accidental result triggered by Wang Hui's tricks (perhaps Wang Hui did not expect it to be so serious), but until the end of the novel, Ye Han did not realize it at all. It must be said that this makes people feel angry and a regret. After reading it, I still feel uneasy. This has always been a thorn in He Junshan's heart (I have to say that I feel sorry for He Junshan, because his wife was miscarried by Wang Hui's tricks, but was beaten up by Wang Hui's education). From the beginning to the end of the novel, Wang Hui can call Ye Han to his side with any small means or reasons. Although Ye Han resists and struggles a little, he never refuses firmly. Afterwards, he and He Junshan had so many quarrels over Wang Hui, but Ye Han did not let Ye Han keep a proper distance from Wang Hui in his actions. Instead, he felt that He Junshan was being unreasonable and was unconsciously protecting Wang Hui. According to the development of this plot, if Wang Hui is not transferred suddenly, it will only be a matter of time before Ye Han is succeeded by Wang Hui. What if Wang Hui is suddenly transferred back one day? According to Ye Han's previous behavior, it is inevitable that Ye Han and He Junshan's family will start to feel uneasy again. My personal opinion may be wrong. I hope the author can see it, help answer it, and see if there can be a follow-up. Thank you very much.
It is well written, the scene transitions are natural and clever, and the characters are full-bodied. I really like the interaction between the protagonists. It is more realistic and resonates with readers. After seeing the ending, I am still looking forward to the story of the protagonist, and I am still unfinished. Looking forward to similar works from the author.
I like this kind of urban warmth, simple and unpretentious, close to life