I Got Married at the Same Time as I Got the Offer.

Super pretty! Strong recommendation. Although this book has no ups and downs and no so-called exciting plot, the long and eloquent story is still very eye-catching. I really like what Ning Mu said in it. The content is roughly that her life before the age of twenty-six was not bohemian, only ordinary, so she can make her subsequent life colorful and dazzling when she recalls it. I also admire Ning Mu. Even someone with severe motion sickness can be so serious in learning to drive. You can imagine how hard she worked from getting a degree to becoming a counselor. The descriptions of cardiopulmonary resuscitation and AED in the article are very detailed, and I learned a little bit of knowledge, hehe. Finally, I really like Ning Mu and Chen Yucheng's discussion on the relationship between husband and wife and children. We always feel that marriage is the union of two families, but the article said that holding hands with one's son and growing old together are a matter of two people, which refreshed my understanding. We have sometimes seen parents die in love or become insane due to the death of one parent. Some people will praise love, but do the children who remain deserve to suffer the loss of their loved ones? Chen Yucheng also said that as parents, we can guide and accompany our children when they are young, but it is each other who accompanies them. The child is their child, but the child is an independent person.

It's so good, I finished it without skipping chapters.