[Strong female lead, not a weak and innocent heroine, no CP, no male lead, romance, feel-good story]
At eighteen, watching the planes overhead at the sports field, she said, “I want to go abroad.”
Her friend asked where she wanted to go. She smiled sweetly. “Switzerland. I love the snow-capped mountains.”
At twenty-two, aboard a flight from Hong Kong to London, she gazed down at the densely packed city and resolved, “I will never come back.”
At twenty-four, under pressure from all sides, she returned to the place where she was born and became a corporate lawyer. Her career took off, and she soon became the respected “Director Wen.”
But as her career flourished, marriage and family weighed heavily on her, leaving her overwhelmed and lost.
At twenty-seven, she decisively chose her career over family and set off alone for Hong Kong.
At thirty, she put her past behind her, bought a one-way ticket, and finally headed for the place she had longed to visit at eighteen: Zurich, Switzerland.
At fifty, she had achieved great success and had everything she wanted within reach. One day, while talking with her daughter, her daughter asked whether she had ever regretted giving everything up before coming to Switzerland, especially during her hardest times.
She shook her head. “No. Life is like cherry blossoms: destined to fall. It’s enough just to have bloomed.”
When I read the previous book, I particularly liked lawyer Lucille. She is hard-working, capable, ambitious, and extremely sober. What I like most about Lawyer Wen is that she never hides her ambitions, has a high sense of deservingness, and has a me-centered and female-centered mindset.
The author's novels all reflect female-centered ideas. Whether it is Professor Iseylia in the previous book or lawyer Wen Yiheng in this book, they both respect women and put women first. It can be seen that the author also loves women.
Compared to Wen Song, her mother Wen Yiheng is more like a real heroine. In addition to her own efforts, Songsong's success is also a big factor in her family configuration. She has a mother who loves her very much and supports her, and Cheng Che has always encouraged her and given her emotional value. It is difficult to succeed with such a configuration. And Songsong always hides her ambitions (for example, she obviously wants to win the Nobel Prize, but she says she doesn't want to), which I don't like very much.
But Lawyer Wen would confidently say, "I just want to be the most powerful lawyer" and her goal was very determined. She wanted to study abroad and settle in Switzerland, and she did it all.
It is still in the university stage. I don't know if it is because the author is also an international student, so I feel that the description of domestic university life is a bit monotonous and uninteresting. It is not as realistic and immersive as the previous book about overseas university life. It may also be because the era when Lawyer Wen attended university is different from now. But it's still very interesting to watch so far, and I'm looking forward to the episodes of Lawyer Wen's life studying and working abroad.
Moreover, this novel also answered many confusions I had after reading the previous book. For example, in the previous book, Grandma Songsong and Grandma Songsong were very kind to Songsong and Lawyer Wen. Why was Lawyer Wen so determined to cut ties with his original family? After reading this book, I am so supportive! The two parents who appear to love their daughter, but are actually very controlling and especially like moral kidnapping, cut them off!
Although the introduction of the novel states that there is no cp and no male protagonist, but! Great author! Ling Yi really can't be the male protagonist! Your first love group is really awesome! We know that we are destined to be each other, but they are a perfect match! Especially when he first entered college, Ling Yi admired Lawyer Wen, but at the same time he was afraid that she would exceed his petty thinking. A perfect match!
Very beautiful! I hope the author can do it faster
When I read the previous book, I particularly liked lawyer Lucille. She is hard-working, capable, ambitious, and extremely sober. What I like most about Lawyer Wen is that she never hides her ambitions, has a high sense of deservingness, and has a me-centered and female-centered mindset. The author's novels all reflect female-centered ideas. Whether it is Professor Iseylia in the previous book or lawyer Wen Yiheng in this book, they both respect women and put women first. It can be seen that the author also loves women. Compared to Wen Song, her mother Wen Yiheng is more like a real heroine. In addition to her own efforts, Songsong's success is also a big factor in her family configuration. She has a mother who loves her very much and supports her, and Cheng Che has always encouraged her and given her emotional value. It is difficult to succeed with such a configuration. And Songsong always hides her ambitions (for example, she obviously wants to win the Nobel Prize, but she says she doesn't want to), which I don't like very much. But Lawyer Wen would confidently say, "I just want to be the most powerful lawyer" and her goal was very determined. She wanted to study abroad and settle in Switzerland, and she did it all. It is still in the university stage. I don't know if it is because the author is also an international student, so I feel that the description of domestic university life is a bit monotonous and uninteresting. It is not as realistic and immersive as the previous book about overseas university life. It may also be because the era when Lawyer Wen attended university is different from now. But it's still very interesting to watch so far, and I'm looking forward to the episodes of Lawyer Wen's life studying and working abroad. Moreover, this novel also answered many confusions I had after reading the previous book. For example, in the previous book, Grandma Songsong and Grandma Songsong were very kind to Songsong and Lawyer Wen. Why was Lawyer Wen so determined to cut ties with his original family? After reading this book, I am so supportive! The two parents who appear to love their daughter, but are actually very controlling and especially like moral kidnapping, cut them off! Although the introduction of the novel states that there is no cp and no male protagonist, but! Great author! Ling Yi really can't be the male protagonist! Your first love group is really awesome! We know that we are destined to be each other, but they are a perfect match! Especially when he first entered college, Ling Yi admired Lawyer Wen, but at the same time he was afraid that she would exceed his petty thinking. A perfect match! Very beautiful! I hope the author can do it faster
A very novel book