The Days of Growing Slowly, Book 1
慢慢生长的日子1
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 382k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Workplace & Marriage
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
115Chapters
4Reads
1Listens
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Chapter 32 of "The Days of Slow Growth" unfolds suffering and hope with delicate brushstrokes. From the ups and downs of moving 17 times to the stability of taking root in the hometown, through the daily dependence of mother and son, and the companionship of cats and dogs, the pain of heartache is turned into a warm current of healing. There is no fierce conflict, but the resilience of life is written in details as broken as silver. It turns out that the most touching growth is the little bit of green slowly earned in desperate situations. I hope that "The Days of Slow Growth 1" can become a cup of warm tea at the readers' fingertips—— When you are tired, you can read it and feel a little warmth; when you are confused, you can read it and find some strength to move forward. After all, no matter how ordinary life is, there are still hidden beauties worthy of our careful protection, and these beauties will eventually become our most precious treasures in "slow growth".