
Men Don't Cry, Men Don't Cry
男人不哭不哭
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 383k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
184Chapters
184Reads
8.1Score
68Listens
75.3kReads · all time
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I felt a little heartbroken after reading it, a little helpless but hopeful. The three views are correct. You will gain something as soon as you open the book. It is really a good book. I hope the author can support me.
It describes all the joys and sorrows of the lower class people. Society has progressed and living conditions have improved, but it cannot stop the fragmentation of traditional three- and four-generation families. When did extreme egoism begin to prevail? When did family affection begin to fade away? Love and family are so fragile due to different material pursuits. The mutual responsibilities and obligations of husband and wife and children cannot stop the turbulent and extremely egoistic human heart! How many families have been broken up by low-cost cheating, and how many families have chosen to forgive their daughters because of reality! Is this kind of helplessness really what we are pursuing? The rise of unwillingness to get married and have children is a tragedy for society. Is it what we want to pursue? The male protagonist is a normal man with traditions in love, friendship, family and family! Positive energy, like it!
Are there any other books about men like this? It makes me feel more violent. For the first time, I see an ordinary man who has gone through so many ups and downs, but still has a bright mind. He doesn't complain about anything, but only wants happiness. No matter how hard and tired he is, he feels it's worth it. He feels that his current suffering is to accumulate virtue for the rest of his life.
When a man has had enough fun, marrying a woman from a good family is called "a prodigal son who returns home with no money in exchange". If this woman from a good family has been waiting for her man to come back, everyone will praise her as "good luck" and finally the clouds will clear and the moon will shine. If a woman doesn't want to play anymore and finds an "honest man" to marry, the woman will be a scumbag, and the honest man will become a "successor" or a dog licker. No one thinks that a woman can't get enough money back, and everyone will laugh at the honest man for taking over and it will be embarrassing. Sure enough, double standards, haha, hidden inequality between men and women 😜😜😜
Very close to life and very realistic. It's just that the male protagonist's life is too miserable, his wife is pregnant and his relatives have died. Fortunately, the male protagonist survived. He will find his true love in the future and his life will get better and better.
The author has a problem with this person named Ge Hong 🤭 🤭, otherwise the writing would be so sad, come on,
The writing is good, the man has a bottom line, is responsible, and has a big heart, but his tolerance for his ex-wife is hard to watch. It's a bit frustrating
The life of ordinary people is written very realistically
It has written all the joys and sorrows of the people at the bottom. It is very down-to-earth. Come on, the author. I look forward to updates.
The basic skills are good, but what about the content? Except for the poisonous points throughout, the whole text is pretty good.