This is a noisy era, the post-70s generation is ups and downs, and the post-80s generation is noisy. With the mysterious death of a female boss, the real estate crisis, a mirage that shocked people in this era, has finally settled. Government officials, heads of home buying groups, real estate speculators, foremen, nail households, people who have cut off their mortgage payments, and couples who are house slaves. Is the kaleidoscope in the world colorful, or is it burning on this already hot and red stage, but the wisp of green smoke is still swirling, stimulating the breath...
Suspense is just a key. The story door opened with the key will reveal the real-life Ukiyo-e of the post-80s and post-70s people at all levels in today's society.
Reader comments
It's so well written. Although in the last chapter I think the heroine will be caught by the traffic police first instead of being discovered by the underworld, I still hope that the heroine can escape and live a stable life, because if I were in the same position as her, I would make the same choice [face covering]
It's hard to comment (๏ㅁ๏;). From a suspense point of view, it's obviously not an excellent suspense work. From a social perspective, this book is very well written, and the words "unfinished building" are used throughout the text. Xiao Guo is just like us, one of us. He spent all his savings to pay the down payment. In the end, the house was auctioned and his wife ran away. After living there for two years, he still owed the bank more than 100,000😵💫
The unfinished mortgage and car loan gives me a headache just looking at it. Suddenly I remembered a short video I once watched. A reporter interviewed the boss. The reporter asked you what you would like to say to young people or what advice you have until now, "cast a good child in your next life" [crying]
There is no end to the story. Did the protagonist turn in the money or just run away with the money? This is a question that the author poses to all of us readers and even those who are willing to think about it.
It's hard to comment…
First of all, I finished reading it all. The story is relatively short, but I like it very much, as long as things are expressed clearly. Some of the content in it is really realistic. My wife once said that she would take out a loan to buy a house. She would never think about how depressing the monthly mortgage would make life. I also said that buying a house is worse than renting, but women's cerebellums just don't understand. I thought it was a bit exaggerated when the heroine snatched a car and hit someone at the end of the book. All women should really read this book
This book is so wonderful! Every character in the book is very vivid. I particularly like the character of the fox. It is smart and witty and makes other animals play tricks. In contrast, I don't like the character of the donkey very much. It is too greedy and puts many pigs into trouble. This book shows the reality of society and the complexity of human nature through a story about a house, which made me think deeply. Recommended to everyone!
The book ends with a blank ending, leaving room for the reader's imagination and intriguing [What]
It's interesting, I can keep watching it
Who is the person in "The Unfinished Building"?
The story is worth reading
After seeing this, I feel that this book is pretty good, not too good and not too bad.
It feels a bit like the butterfly effect, where every tiny movement can affect the outcome of things! I really like this feeling of having many twists and turns and finally realizing something.
The novel is wonderful and brings us endless reverie
It's so well written. Although in the last chapter I think the heroine will be caught by the traffic police first instead of being discovered by the underworld, I still hope that the heroine can escape and live a stable life, because if I were in the same position as her, I would make the same choice [face covering]
It's hard to comment (๏ㅁ๏;). From a suspense point of view, it's obviously not an excellent suspense work. From a social perspective, this book is very well written, and the words "unfinished building" are used throughout the text. Xiao Guo is just like us, one of us. He spent all his savings to pay the down payment. In the end, the house was auctioned and his wife ran away. After living there for two years, he still owed the bank more than 100,000😵💫 The unfinished mortgage and car loan gives me a headache just looking at it. Suddenly I remembered a short video I once watched. A reporter interviewed the boss. The reporter asked you what you would like to say to young people or what advice you have until now, "cast a good child in your next life" [crying]
There is no end to the story. Did the protagonist turn in the money or just run away with the money? This is a question that the author poses to all of us readers and even those who are willing to think about it. It's hard to comment…
First of all, I finished reading it all. The story is relatively short, but I like it very much, as long as things are expressed clearly. Some of the content in it is really realistic. My wife once said that she would take out a loan to buy a house. She would never think about how depressing the monthly mortgage would make life. I also said that buying a house is worse than renting, but women's cerebellums just don't understand. I thought it was a bit exaggerated when the heroine snatched a car and hit someone at the end of the book. All women should really read this book
This book is so wonderful! Every character in the book is very vivid. I particularly like the character of the fox. It is smart and witty and makes other animals play tricks. In contrast, I don't like the character of the donkey very much. It is too greedy and puts many pigs into trouble. This book shows the reality of society and the complexity of human nature through a story about a house, which made me think deeply. Recommended to everyone!
The book ends with a blank ending, leaving room for the reader's imagination and intriguing [What]
It's interesting, I can keep watching it
Who is the person in "The Unfinished Building"?
The story is worth reading
After seeing this, I feel that this book is pretty good, not too good and not too bad.
It feels a bit like the butterfly effect, where every tiny movement can affect the outcome of things! I really like this feeling of having many twists and turns and finally realizing something.
The novel is wonderful and brings us endless reverie