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The orphan male protagonist accidentally met his father, and after becoming a great writer, he abandoned the woman who loved him...
In a world full of flaws, I can always live a false and perfect life, just like the dream-white snowflakes that can always cover the dust in the yard. Even if the snow melts, the mud will always be filled with flowers again in the coming year.
Reader comments
The overall book is quite good. Whether it is the writing or the storyline, the male protagonist has a stronger view of love than Zhaoyang. However, the overall book is too depressing. From beginning to end, it is even more outrageous than The Tenant. I feel that the story could have been made more heartwarming. For example, Xu Chen is so in love with each other, and Xu loves Shen so much that he is willing to sacrifice his life. He can completely compromise and go abroad together once. Saying goodbye without saying goodbye is the most unbearable test. There are also male and female protagonists who can completely live for themselves. The male protagonist is trapped by his sister Chen Nuo, and Chen Nuo is trapped by the company. In fact, he can completely abandon the company. Lao Huan stayed in the company because he wanted a guarantee instead of a shackle. The male protagonist is also the same. It is impossible to ignore his sister for the rest of his life, and the sister has her own life, and the male protagonist too; and then the female protagonist is trapped by her younger brother. To be honest, she can do her best and just accept fate. After all, it is also the evil result of gambling. There is no need to spend your life and youth to pay off excess debts. Then there is no need for seven years of revenge. It is too magical. Doing business requires accumulation, and the male and female protagonists are so able to endure hardships. It is perfectly fine to maintain a life after elopement. So the ending can be written that the male and female protagonists left together that spring, worked hard to save money every day, and returned to open a milk tea shop next to the orphanage many years later.
Therefore, I personally feel that it is a pity to use the author's writing style to write a relatively depressing novel about tenants. After all, tenants were popular as a new novel type at that time. The lack of popularity of similar novels shows that the audience is small. And judging from the types of books that are generally stressful and tomato-flavored nowadays, there are still a lot of readers for small sweet books. And what's popular right now are basically campus sweet articles, and there don't seem to be many urban sweet articles. I'm looking forward to seeing some of them here.
Extras from the first two books? The tandem type is very strong, just look at it, it's so sweet [smile]
The overall book is quite good. Whether it is the writing or the storyline, the male protagonist has a stronger view of love than Zhaoyang. However, the overall book is too depressing. From beginning to end, it is even more outrageous than The Tenant. I feel that the story could have been made more heartwarming. For example, Xu Chen is so in love with each other, and Xu loves Shen so much that he is willing to sacrifice his life. He can completely compromise and go abroad together once. Saying goodbye without saying goodbye is the most unbearable test. There are also male and female protagonists who can completely live for themselves. The male protagonist is trapped by his sister Chen Nuo, and Chen Nuo is trapped by the company. In fact, he can completely abandon the company. Lao Huan stayed in the company because he wanted a guarantee instead of a shackle. The male protagonist is also the same. It is impossible to ignore his sister for the rest of his life, and the sister has her own life, and the male protagonist too; and then the female protagonist is trapped by her younger brother. To be honest, she can do her best and just accept fate. After all, it is also the evil result of gambling. There is no need to spend your life and youth to pay off excess debts. Then there is no need for seven years of revenge. It is too magical. Doing business requires accumulation, and the male and female protagonists are so able to endure hardships. It is perfectly fine to maintain a life after elopement. So the ending can be written that the male and female protagonists left together that spring, worked hard to save money every day, and returned to open a milk tea shop next to the orphanage many years later. Therefore, I personally feel that it is a pity to use the author's writing style to write a relatively depressing novel about tenants. After all, tenants were popular as a new novel type at that time. The lack of popularity of similar novels shows that the audience is small. And judging from the types of books that are generally stressful and tomato-flavored nowadays, there are still a lot of readers for small sweet books. And what's popular right now are basically campus sweet articles, and there don't seem to be many urban sweet articles. I'm looking forward to seeing some of them here.
Extras from the first two books? The tandem type is very strong, just look at it, it's so sweet [smile]