Love in New York

The heroine's attitude towards work in the novel is really a reflection of the Chinese people's spirit. However, what impressed me most was not the emotional uneasiness and struggle to make choices, but the author's confident writing from a female perspective. Women have the right to fight for their own social value, and also have the right to become the leader in the pursuit of love, instead of having to be criticized by society's universal values ​​for choosing their own direction in life. Because she is born a woman, she must be directly bound by the heavy yoke of social responsibility as a good wife and mother. Before she is a mother or a wife, she should be herself most, a person who is independent, has ideas and has a vivid personality. Only by learning to love herself and respect her own ideas can she have the strength to love others and live without grievance or sadness.

Very nice! Very smooth reading experience There are so few people, but it's really beautiful. Congratulations! Sometimes we are trapped in our own thinking world due to many reasons in our cultural and living environment. It might be interesting to see how people in other parts of the world live and think. She is really a very charming heroine. Some people feel sorry for her lack of love. She is very similar to the positive example of us who ran away successfully and got a good education and job in the United States under the posts of irresponsible parents on Xiaohongshu. However, she still suffered a lot because of the lack of love.

It's very interesting. There are only text narrations but it's like watching a live-action drama. The life of "ordinary" Chinese in New York includes trivial daily life and a very American Big Bang Theory. Various stereotypes and racial conflicts exclude North from integrating into New York. The heroine talks about inferiority but it's true. What she is showing is a strong self-confidence, a very outstanding and purposeful woman, whether it is friendship, work, or grasp of the future, she is real and true. She is the real heroine in the reality-oriented zone in my personal mind, struggling in reality but not surrendering to reality. The writing is very good, fluent and realistic, and the black humor of cultural conflicts will make people smile knowingly. It is more interesting than listening to the overview of English countries in class. Private Marseille teacher...

It's pretty good, but I just can't accept Shelly in the whole book. She was with Wang when the heroine was talking to Wang..., And she was with C when the heroine was talking to Charles... I can only say, uh,,, people are multi-faceted,,,, but since the author has portrayed such an image, then she has her own reasons. I once again praise the author, the writing is very exciting, I look forward to the second part 💕

It's very interesting. I'm glad it was finished when I saw it, but the second part hasn't been updated yet 😢 😢 My wife insists on writing and her grades will definitely get better and better. The writing is not like that of a tomato. It ranks among the top three tomatoes in my heart 👍 👍 It's an absolute masterpiece.

Wow, a novel worth reading, with vivid and interesting character relationships, a bit like the Chinese version of Sex and the City in New York, haha, or a Chinese love story in New York. I look forward to the follow-up.

The writing is superb [heartfelt], it is the top romance I have ever read [laughs] but I have doubts, office romance is taboo everywhere, what is the author's reason for writing Deon?

Can I ask the author if these three relationships are his real experiences? I know I really like Deon's character, it would be perfect if it really existed. I almost finished reading the book in one night, and it felt very exciting, a type I rarely see!

The writing ranks among the top three Tomato modern romance novels

I'm really looking forward to the second part. I really want to know what Charles will do, because I feel like there's a foreshadowing on his part at the end. I like the part about Charles better. I skipped it, so I haven't seen the part where he breaks up with the protagonist.