
Half Married, Half in Love
半婚半爱
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- Ongoing
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- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Workplace & Marriage
- Updated
- 19h ago
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- Fanqie
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There are many interesting articles. Realistic and down-to-earth novels like this are really rare. Everyone in the article has their own advantages and disadvantages and their own little calculations. It is human nature. Many plots and life scenes are very down-to-earth. Anyway, I like it.
Total 5 points. Very good-looking. I admire the author's ideas and writing style. (This nanny is a bit embarrassing) Check it out. Both books are very interesting and close to life. The psychological descriptions of the characters are vivid and practical. I recommend everyone to read them. Highly recommend. (This nanny is a bit awkward) I gave 4 stars because I hate Huang Xiaoai so much. With her character, she doesn't deserve a happy marriage. I really wanted to divorce Li but we didn't get divorced. I was angry, so I gave 4 stars. The author's writing style and ideas are still as good as ever.
I suggest that you read it again after a while. I am tired of chasing after it. It is not enough. It is not enough. It is not enough. This is probably the best book written by the author. Because this novel is deliberately updated and completed by other novels, it is completely incomparable. It is close to life and the inner description of the characters is also very delicate. Thumbs up.
The author really writes a beautiful story. The plot is very interesting and makes people want to keep reading. It is very irritating. In fact, when I read the previous book, I had some clues. Some of the plots made people angry, but this one is even more so. I feel like I am about to be like Lifang. I feel unhappy after reading it. Maybe the author's writing is too real. The reality is that there is a lot of helplessness.
It's good to watch. I came here from the nanny's point of view, but I still want to see Teacher Jian intersperse some follow-up stories about Lifang, Mr. Li and their family.
You can experience a lot when reading DaDa's novels, ranging from cooking to being a human being and doing things. Everyone's human nature is complicated and there is no perfect character. As well as the male and female protagonists getting along with each other and growing up, it is worth watching. Come on!
It's beautiful. The author uses concise brushwork and makes seemingly ordinary life scenes very vivid in just a few strokes. He writes about the beauty and ugliness of human nature. Readers said they can't get enough of it. The author will make more updates [Sending Hearts]
This is the only novel I have read in its entirety on Tomato. It is not a cool novel but is close to real life. I really like the heroine Li Zhuoran in the novel. From her initial role as a nanny to the general manager of Qiao's secretary factory, every step she takes is genuine. She is even much better than Mrs. Li, Huang Xiaoai, and Mao Dajun is not worthy of her. I suggest that Jian Yi write a plot about Li Zhuoran and Mr. Li's encounter on the golf course, which does not involve emotions but involves the wonderful business dialogue between the two.
I like it very much. The author writes very skillfully and talks about many things eloquently. I followed the last book (the author quietly opened a new book without talking about it. Fortunately, I saw it [laughs]). It's not a quarrel. Some people can benefit a lot from reading the book. I hope the author has more, more, more, more, love to read, love to read, love to read.
This book is the most beautiful novel I have ever read in Tomato. The author writes it very well, and it feels very real. Moreover, each character is very plump and vivid, and it feels like the people around him.