[Have a Mouth and a Fast Pace] She was repeatedly plotted at work to shatter her outlook on life. Her best friend got divorced and she helped catch her. Her brother was in debt but she was scolded as an unfilial daughter. Spending money on her niece was taken for granted by her sister's family (even too little). She almost died from two serious illnesses as a child... Let's see how Ji Hezi smoothed out this trivial life.
Maybe some plots will touch you or make you feel familiar. This is my honor.
Ji Hezi is actually just an ordinary person among all living beings, maybe like you or me.
And life is born with many sides. Let's take a look at the stories of Ji Hezi and the various people she met, which may be happy, sad or angry.
I hope Ji Hezi and her story can be liked and resonate with everyone.
Finally, thank you very much for opening this book!
Reader comments
Interesting😁easy and worth reading
This is a short story. The style of the novel is relatively down-to-earth. The story is compact and the plot is not protracted. You can read it in one afternoon.
The heroine is an urban beauty with strong working ability who lives alone and adopts stray dogs. The cumbersome things that happen in the native family are what we will encounter in real life. Fortunately, the heroine has a strong character.
I quite like this relatively simple and clear narrative style. The book does not focus on love. After reading it, I still want to read it and it feels like it is over all at once. Give the author some suggestions to consider publishing a second part, or to enrich the plot with a few more chapters [Thinking]
Interesting😁easy and worth reading
This is a short story. The style of the novel is relatively down-to-earth. The story is compact and the plot is not protracted. You can read it in one afternoon. The heroine is an urban beauty with strong working ability who lives alone and adopts stray dogs. The cumbersome things that happen in the native family are what we will encounter in real life. Fortunately, the heroine has a strong character. I quite like this relatively simple and clear narrative style. The book does not focus on love. After reading it, I still want to read it and it feels like it is over all at once. Give the author some suggestions to consider publishing a second part, or to enrich the plot with a few more chapters [Thinking]