My name is Jian Mei. I was born in the 1980s in a remote mountain village. Ever since I was little, I was an ugly girl whom neither my father nor my mother loved.
Then one day, the ugly girl grew up and met the man who would change her life.
Chen Hao said he only thought of me as a daughter, but despite his seemingly indifferent attitude, he unwittingly spoiled me until I became the happiest woman in the world.
Ten years later, my childhood sweetheart Tang Hui came looking for me.
He said, “Jian Mei, I’ve liked you since we were kids. Now I’ve come to marry you.”
One is mature and steady, with a successful career and a knack for emotional support. The other is bright and passionate as the sun, rich and handsome, sweet or sassy as the mood takes him, just a little childish.
As an adult, I’m torn between the two. They’re both my ideal type.
How should I choose?
Tired of mindless, feel-good novels? I just discovered this one – a surreal story that's instantly addictive! I'm begging for more updates! I've been following this on the edge of my seat, and the scattered plot points feel the most real! Whose troubles aren't trivial and messy?
The most realistic novel ever written, a must-have. Have any of you met such a wonderful older sister in real life? I wish I had an older sister like that too. Can anyone tell me? Where can I find a sister like this?
Looking forward to the next update. It's a very good and realistic book, definitely worth reading.
This book is so good, it deserves a 10/10 rating, it's amazing!
This novel is so realistic; I can't wait to see them get what they deserve.
This is a very realistic and down-to-earth novel, reflecting the feudalistic patriarchal thinking of contemporary elderly people who spoil their sons, turning them into lazy, cunning, and deceitful individuals, and even influencing the next generation. It's heartbreaking to watch, especially for the daughters. The elderly of this era are truly speechless.
It's a very good book; it's realistic and poignant.
I love this novel. The novel is very enjoyable to listen to.
I really struck gold in the trash! It's fantastic! I love this kind of novel!
A down-to-earth, good book, worth reading. The tragedy of those born in the 1960s and 70s!