A Letter from Shanghai: My Boyfriend's Boss Has His Eye on Me

The author describes the life environment and scenes in a very realistic way, whether it is the embarrassment of Shanghai workers or the lack of money, the description of the seven-year lover's transition from sweetness and warmth to the inability to argue, and the heroine went on a business trip to the United States, was robbed in a chaotic neighborhood, lost her passport and other documents, and went to the police station for help. They are all very immersive and made me believe in this story. However, I don't mean to criticize this book. I just wonder why the heroine always "happens" to deal with the aftermath after the heroine goes through various hardships. Whether the heroine's parents are sick and the hero looks for help to take care of her, the heroine is bullied at work and the hero tries to find a way to get rid of the bully behind her back, or the heroine is robbed in the United States and the hero descends from the sky to save her. Almost all of them portray a rich and powerful man rescuing a weak and down-to-earth woman so that she can face the problems of life. If there is no male protagonist, can the female protagonist solve it on her own? If the male protagonist no longer loves the female protagonist, can the female protagonist still face a rough life? Why do some novels in women's videos always place their hopes on a man, who will immediately come to save the woman when encountering difficulties? How can this not be considered a subtle discipline of society? In real life, it is difficult to have such a man to help us. Instead of counting on the reliability of heroes falling from the sky, it is better to believe that we will never betray ourselves. Maybe this novel is designed in this way to highlight the emotional pull. Maybe the author didn't expect so much, but I think since the life description in the book is so realistic, why can't the heroine be more growth-oriented and really be like a real migrant worker, and be more able to get out on her own? The above is my humble opinion, and there may be some parts where my view is not comprehensive and rigorous, which makes what I say is rather biased. The author is really good at writing and designing, but I don't quite agree with the values ​​he created. If any book friends think that I am particularly serious, I think what you said makes sense. Thank you for your understanding.

Treasure, author, you are a treasure. I was so excited to read it. How could you write the male protagonist in such an exciting and exciting way? My mom, you look like a cultured person at first glance. I was so happy to read it! ! Come on, update it, great! Love you [flying kiss] [flying kiss] [flying kiss] [flying kiss] [flying kiss] [flying kiss]

It's very good-looking. The male protagonist works step by step, silently solving the heroine's worries, and slowly invades the heroine's life, fighting and grabbing, with a clear purpose! 👍

Although I don't like the fact that the heroine has been living with her ex-boyfriend for many years, this is more suitable for reality.

It's pretty good-looking. Eno is quite bad in a sense. He ruined the heroine's ex-boyfriend, but he is really nice to the heroine. No one can refuse such a man. The prerequisite is not to go against him.

It's very interesting, the author's writing is very good, the male protagonist has a crush on the female protagonist, and the goal is clear every step of the way. The heroine has problems with her ex-boyfriend. In fact, the problem has always been there, but the longer time goes by, the more problems there are. The ex-boyfriend's family is very mean, and they are not compatible with the heroine's family at all! I hope the male and female protagonists will be together soon

It's very interesting. The author has a lot of interpretations of some literary works in the book, and some of the content and insights of the male and female protagonists discussing various works are very attractive. The author has a wide range of knowledge and a good writing style. The writing is particularly fluent and the logic is very reasonable.

The writing is delicate, the characters are clear, and the logic is reasonable. The male and female protagonists quote a lot of world literature, poetry and classical music, which adds to the beauty of the content. The plot is not very deep, but it is already very good in Tomato.

The setting is very interesting. I like the growth-oriented female protagonist and the guiding male protagonist. I like the overall plot. One point is deducted because some of the plots where the hero and the heroine save the beauty are too cliche. I even think that if those plots are removed, or the plot of the first time abroad is slightly changed, the book will get a higher score. If you like to watch the fight for the male protagonist, this novel is not to be missed.

The most painful thing is to inadvertently read a good book that I can't stop reading, but it's not finished yet... The happiest thing is that I can synchronize the protagonist's mental journey and feel the author's writing. It becomes a happy and distressing thing to follow! Dear author, I'm on the road, don't break down, so I can report on time [KISS][KISS]