[Workplace + Emotion + Anti-corruption]
Su Chenglong and Su Yutong are brothers and sisters.
Both of them graduated from S City Radio and Television University and stayed in the city for development after graduation.
Behind all the good things, Su Chenglong became uncontrollable as he married a wife, bought a house, and fell into depravity. However, the appearance of Chen Sinan brought a turning point to everything.
Chen Sinan and Su Yutong met by chance, and the two singles eventually got together. However, a sudden report completely exposed Chen Sinan's corruption, and he committed suicide out of fear of guilt.
Reader comments
It's so close to life. It's a true portrayal of the workplace. It writes the voices of little people like us in the workplace. I feel like I'm Su Chenglong and Ye Zhaodi in the author's works. Their thoughts are my real thoughts. They are really exhausted every day and being tested to death. In the end, they don't have much money. The writing is so sharp and firmly grasps the psychological characteristics of the characters. It's like a vivid picture. Will continue to pursue it.
How can someone describe the psychology of a character so well, with vegetables, rice, oil, salt, sauce, vinegar and tea. How many people's inner portraits have been written. Everyone can find their own inner reflection. The writing is sharp, thoughtful, connotative, and profound. Small incidents contain huge philosophical connotations, which are thought-provoking.
It's so close to life. It's a true portrayal of the workplace. It writes the voices of little people like us in the workplace. I feel like I'm Su Chenglong and Ye Zhaodi in the author's works. Their thoughts are my real thoughts. They are really exhausted every day and being tested to death. In the end, they don't have much money. The writing is so sharp and firmly grasps the psychological characteristics of the characters. It's like a vivid picture. Will continue to pursue it. How can someone describe the psychology of a character so well, with vegetables, rice, oil, salt, sauce, vinegar and tea. How many people's inner portraits have been written. Everyone can find their own inner reflection. The writing is sharp, thoughtful, connotative, and profound. Small incidents contain huge philosophical connotations, which are thought-provoking.