Huainan and Huaibei

There are many works about exchanging identities, but this one is particularly different. The identities of Huainan and Huaibei are suspicious, and the differences between the two people are done particularly well. The point where "Huaibei" was almost kidnapped back to the countryside and sold was particularly poignant to me. There are really many such things in the countryside... I hope girls can be themselves and live their own lives instead of being sold as walking wombs...

Having read two novels by Mo Qing in succession, it makes sense that "Xi He Yiyue" would be published, and it is even better. In sometimes humorous writing, the author discusses the topic of women's status in society. Two consecutive books have this theme, and it can be seen that this is a topic that the author has always wanted to discuss. The motherland has a vast territory and rich resources, and the economic development and people's quality in each region are also uneven. Reincarnation is really a result of past lives. The power of an individual is really too small. Be a good person in this life and cultivate yourself in the next life.

A short story, not long in length, with ups and downs in the plot. I couldn't understand it at first, but it slowly unfolded and everyone was happy in the end. Lin Huaibei, who broke away from his original family and started over, and Su Huainan, who returned to life after amnesia, have different lives. They are all lucky. There are many unfortunate women in this world who have been abducted and sold. How many of them can return to their original lives? . .

It's so good that I finished it in one sitting and am ready to watch it a second time.

It's nice. This author writes well.

Very nice article, I like it very much

If the two heroines of Lily come back, I will give you one more

Not bad, pretty brain-burning