
Fate at Work: The Story of a Wall-Jumping Dog and a Fanged Tiger
命运职场,跳墙狗和嘶牙虎的故事
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 791k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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374Chapters
66Reads
11Listens
10.7kReads · all time
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It's worth appreciating, it feels comfortable amidst the frustration, and it's understandable no matter how uncomfortable it is. This is life, this is society, this is ourselves. The world of those born in the 1980s is changing greatly every day. There is a sentence in the book that particularly resonates: "When you were a child, you and I were the same, but your elders, education, books, and environment never taught you that when you grow up, you will meet a group of people called the rich second generation." Being able to talk about big things in subtle ways, being good at discovering and summarizing, is to enlighten your mind [Like]
I speculate that the author should be an electrical engineer (perhaps non-technical) in a large state-owned enterprise. The writing is very good, with almost the same writing techniques and narrative style as the previous two books written in the late Ming Dynasty. Thinking jumps too fast, and many readers have to guess by themselves, which can easily make readers unable to keep up. Especially on a platform like Tomato, many readers read books without thinking, just for fun, which creates a reading threshold.
Still worth recommending!
A good book that was delayed by the title, I almost missed it
What a great book. Recommended to watch
A good book that will make people stop and think
This is society, no one is clean
It's okay, please support me
I want to know what the ending of Han Xiuli is. Can anyone explain it?
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