
The Woman Who Climbed Over the Wall
翻墙的女人
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 425k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Workplace & Marriage
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Other names
- The Male Neighbor男邻居Alternate title on Fanqie
Stats
154Chapters
5.8kReads · 30 days
258.5kReads · all time
532Shelves
8.4Score
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Because the female protagonist is a girl, she was given away for adoption by her family of origin. She has a multifaceted personality. She is decisive at work, tactful in interpersonal relationships, and kind at heart. However, she is somewhat cautious and hesitant when it comes to relationships, perhaps due to family obstacles, but more so because she is concerned about social acceptance.
A bookworm born in the 1980s reviews this as a very good book. The characters are well-developed 👍 Good and evil each have their own blessings, the underlying nature of humanity is kindness, and there are standards for living. Zhao's father's character is relatable to those born in the 1950s and 60s; he loves his children but isn't good at expressing it, his love is shown in the small details of…
First of all, this is a fantastic novel, I highly recommend it!!! This is a very realistic story. Within it, Nanfeng's background and the outdated thinking of her parents are the hallmarks of an era. The childhood trauma inflicted on Nanfeng has never fully healed. Nanfeng is unfortunate; she was hurt by the times and betrayed by a scoundrel.
This is the third book by this amazing author! It's definitely worth getting into – the characters are so interesting, especially the female lead. She's bold and decisive, not at all reserved. She handles her ex-husband and her fake best friend with great efficiency. I'm really looking forward to the rest of the story! ❤️
The plot is great, avoiding some clichés. The female lead isn't overly idealistic or saintly; she's decisive and efficient, and her emotional struggles feel very realistic. This longtime bookworm finally found a moment of immersion this weekend, but alas, it's still ongoing! 😢
A realistic story, logical, warm, and humane. The female protagonist, Zhao Nanfeng, experiences betrayal from her ex-husband, a cowardly and irresponsible divorce, and being framed by a mistress (who is also a former friend). Her relationship with Xu Zimeng is filled with twists and turns, but also sweet moments.
The writing is fluent, the plot is rich, and the characters are perfectly portrayed. The author's writing is very realistic. I'm deducting one star for personal reasons; I wanted a tragic ending! The male lead didn't seem to commit any fundamental wrongdoing, but deception and concealment are unforgivable to me.
It is a good work; the writing skills, character development, and plot setting are all skillful and adept. However, I (in my twenties) am not really part of the target audience. The protagonist's logic doesn't align with the values of today's young women; she's always constrained and has too many concerns.
Haha, this is quite novel! I don't usually read modern novels, especially those about unhappy marriages, because life is full of hardships, and I don't want to find my own kind in novels. But this novel is quite captivating.
Suddenly, I understood Nanfeng's sorrow. She was never the first choice for love; her biological parents chose the uncertain son over her own; her ex-boyfriend chose the ladder to success; her ex-husband chose his ex-girlfriend; her current boyfriend chose his ex-girlfriend…