A Couple at a Factory in the North

This book is a novel set against the backdrop of the late 1990s, focusing on the theme of migrant work. The novel is more slice-of-life, with delicate descriptions and vivid characters. It uses the protagonist's experiences and fate as the main thread to highlight the changes in the characters' personalities and thoughts.

This novel tells the story of Ke, a gentle, beautiful, and kind woman who suffers domestic violence and lacks protection from her family. She escapes her mountain village to work in a big city, experiencing all sorts of grievances and hardships along the way.

It's well-written, reflecting the hardships of ordinary people's lives, and the story is coherent and well-paced.

It's so good! The plot is perfectly matched.

A true depiction of life in the 1980s and 90s—so poor, so underdeveloped, it feels like going back to the past. Worth reading, kudos to the author!

This book is quite good; I've never been able to read a book that keeps updating. The writing style is simple and unadorned, yet captivating, easily drawing the reader into the story. I hope the author updates soon.

I've seen about ten chapters, and they're alright, but the female lead is too naive.

Well written! I really enjoy reading this kind of plot-driven book.

It's good, engaging, and has a clear plot.

The content is rich and varied, well worth reading.