The Lunchbox Girl on the Thirty-Third Floor
三十三楼的饭盒姑娘
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 681k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Workplace & Marriage
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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321Chapters
140Reads · 30 days
70.7kReads · all time
6.6Score
35Listens
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The story of two best friends' love and running a food business is beautifully written, with excellent portrayal of local customs and emotional arcs. 👍 Good relationships are mutual; they're not just about compromising and losing yourself, but about mutual support and growth.
This is so beautiful!
The author's cooking must be delicious.
Heartwarming food writing, the language is fresh and comfortable, with unlimited potential, definitely worth following 💕
I think this book is quite good, so why isn't it rated highly? It touches on some everyday family matters, which is very sobering and realistic.
The beginning felt quite realistic, depicting normal romantic relationships, the ups and downs of dating, and the emotional journey. But towards the end, it turned into a romantic drama, suitable for passing the time.
The author writes very realistically, thoroughly exploring the family problems that arise in modern male-female relationships, and the protagonists aren't the perfect kind. I really like it.
Full of life
Well-written, logically clear, and heartwarming.
The visuals are fresh, making mundane life feel new, and the main character is well-developed—he doesn't compete or fight, and he loves himself.