Hand in Hand, Together Until Our Hair Turns White
执子之手，相伴白头
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 358k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Workplace & Marriage
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- Mending a Broken Relationship: Love Is Too Hard破镜重圆，相爱太难Alternate title on Fanqie
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This is my first novel, and it has many shortcomings. It has also changed many of my lifestyle habits; I frantically write every day after get off work. Some plot points are illogical and have received a lot of criticism. I will try my best to correct them. This book will not be abandoned; I will create a perfect ending.
Don't be fooled by the fact that novels rarely depict impulsive divorces; in reality, they happen quite often. I once read a news story about a couple who divorced four times—they'd divorce whenever they argued, only to remarry shortly after. This story has a similar feel to that. The cooling-off period for divorce in real life is probably designed for people like them.
Hmm, this is my first time writing a book, so I'll focus on encouragement. The writing doesn't have any truly outrageous problems. I think the biggest flaw is the characterization of the male lead's sister; it's a bit odd. Then there are some minor issues like punctuation. Overall, it's alright. The subject matter is quite fresh. Keep it up!
It's clear the author is new; the writing style and plot are somewhat immature. However, the strength lies in the author's understanding of what they are writing and their creations. Therefore, there are few flaws, and the story is quite engaging. Keep it up, author!
It's finished! I finished it in 7 hours in one night. It was sweet and down-to-earth, the language was very comfortable, and the plot wasn't melodramatic. Although there were some heart-wrenching moments, it's a niche but enjoyable sweet novel. I'll follow and support the author's next book. Keep it up, author! I'm sure more and more people will be reading your books! 😘😄
Actually, the author should have written a short story. Tomato has dedicated short stories to this, or this story could have been a side story to a romance novel. Because the core of your story can't be expanded on too much, it results in a short length and a relatively simple romantic plot. The characters are very realistic, leaning towards real life rather than urban fiction.
I hesitated to watch certain shows because I was afraid of being poisoned by them. When the conflict erupted, the things the female lead said were truly outrageous; no one could stand them. I even wondered if they could remarry. But thinking about it calmly, marriage is something that takes two people living together for decades, and it's not easy.
Five stars to encourage new authors. Personally, I think it's pretty good. The only flaw is that it wasn't angsty enough. For a man to be belittled and have his pride hurt by the person he likes is definitely going too far. The angst wasn't satisfying enough, and the pursuit of the husband mostly relied on the actions of those around him; there were relatively few direct confrontations between the male and female leads. Overall, it's still great.
This is my first time writing a book, so please be encouraging. The subject matter is fresh; I've wanted to read a "chasing husband" story for a long time—I'm tired of the typical "white moonlight" male assistant trope. It's just a little awkward that the dialogue doesn't use quotation marks, and the scene of them arguing before the divorce made me blush. Keep it up, author! 😘
Why is the score so low? [What?] I think it's well-written. There aren't many elaborate plots; it's just a simple, ordinary story about a couple arguing and getting a divorce, but their feelings for each other are still very deep. Their reconciliation is very touching. I don't know why the rating is so low, even though the author's writing skills are not bad.