An Immoral Deal
不道德交易
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 138k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
71Chapters
245Reads · 30 days
215.5kReads · all time
68Shelf adds, last 14 days
7.4Score
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This book reflects the current state of marriage among middle-aged and elderly people. It's very engaging, especially for women who, after decades of marriage, often avoid intimacy, finding it merely a perfunctory affair devoid of any enjoyment. As the novel states, when one partner is uncooperative and lacks desire, the other will inevitably have second thoughts, especially men with a bit of spirit.
Delicate and realistic, it unfolds like a gentle stream, telling a story in a slow, flowing manner. Yet, it also stirs the heart like a raging storm. Beautiful.
I love all your work! But I don't have any money, and I'm a guy! So I can't give you anything. If we ever meet, I'd like to treat you to a meal at Haidilao hot pot to thank you for creating so many excellent works!
The content is detailed, the structure is solid, and it has a strong sense of everyday life; it's quite good.
It's really well-written; I've read every single one of them. Someone said they'd treat you to Haidilao hot pot, but that's so boring. If you ever come to Chengdu, I'll treat you to hot pot and a couple of drinks 🤭🤭🤭 (I'm a guy too 🤭)
The beginning describes beautiful fantasies, but the latter part directly reveals the tragedy of reality.
I feel great. The combination of reality and objectivity makes for a perfect ending. Five stars!
Even the best couples experience fatigue. Humans are born with a love for novelty, but the novelty wears off quickly, and fatigue sets in. Constantly trying new things is harmful; life is short, and occasional indulgence is a way to experience life, but excessive indulgence is exhausting and wasteful. This book's depiction of the love lives of middle-aged men and women is very realistic!
It was good up to chapter 26, but then you suddenly wrote "A Fleeting Dream" and I couldn't understand the rest 🤭🤭
This book doesn't follow the typical formula of online novels, but it's quite to my taste. It's more interesting than those cookie-cutter novels. I didn't understand the middle part and skipped it. The later part was still unacceptable to me, so I'm deducting one star.