After graduation, I went to work in a factory. First, I met a rich girl who ran away from marriage. He didn't dare to go far away and only worked in the county. By chance, he fell in love with me, but in the end he still succumbed to family pressure. The second one was a charming girl from the city who fell in love with me at first sight, but because he was cheated on when he was a child, he didn't dare to confess to me! Finding the wrong person caused me to misunderstand, so I missed my good relationship and sadly left and married far away! The third one is a pitiful little daughter-in-law who was deceived by her partner! When encountering major setbacks in life, his partner will look on with cold eyes! I'm here to help! He reciprocated with his own body! …
Reader comments
Not bad, a great book
The story is very real and has a primitive appeal. It would be better if more details, dialogues, and descriptions of situations could be added.
Good! The pace is a bit slow! It would be better to be more compact or delete some irrelevant characters! Humble opinion
Uh uh uh uh hungry
It makes me want to work in an ice cream factory [cover face] [cover face]
It's quite beautiful. It's just eloquent and calm and orderly.
The writing is smooth! Think closely!
This book reminded me of the days when I worked as a cow and horse on the assembly line. I grew old in the blink of an eye, a miserable post-80s generation.
Not bad, a great book
The story is very real and has a primitive appeal. It would be better if more details, dialogues, and descriptions of situations could be added.
Good! The pace is a bit slow! It would be better to be more compact or delete some irrelevant characters! Humble opinion
Uh uh uh uh hungry
It makes me want to work in an ice cream factory [cover face] [cover face]
It's quite beautiful. It's just eloquent and calm and orderly.
The writing is smooth! Think closely!
This book reminded me of the days when I worked as a cow and horse on the assembly line. I grew old in the blink of an eye, a miserable post-80s generation.
Well written and down to earth!