On the New Year's Eve of the new millennium, Shen Zhiwei received a "divorce agreement" from his apprentice. Her husband Zhou Chengyu was busy bringing his former lover back to China and did not even want to show his face. She signed calmly, with no nostalgia in her heart anymore - at that moment, she was reborn and returned to 1985, the day before she was forced to marry Zhou Chengyu.
In this life, she will no longer be a puppet at the mercy of others. Relying on the memory of her past life, she wrote the bloody novel "Flowers under the Cliff". She was rejected many times, but only "Story Club" had a discerning eye. Once the novel was published, it caused a sensation across the country. She became famous under the pen name "Yunlailu" and earned more than 1,000 yuan in manuscript fees. She became the youngest official female employee of Peking University.
She practiced calligraphy hard, applied for night university, and joined the cultural wave. In a publishing house, I met the gentle and elegant president Lu Yanzhou. The two became connected through writing, had similar interests, and gradually fell in love. However, after Zhou Chengyu witnessed her radiant light, he was shocked to realize how precious a woman he had missed. He became ill with regret and relapsed.
When her old love looked back, she just smiled lightly: "I was reborn not to marry you again, but to live out my life."
Reader comments
Although I haven't finished reading it, it is very meaningful. It talks about the heroine awakening through words, helping everyone realize whether what we take for granted is right, and think about the value of women and the meaning of women themselves. Literature can plant the seeds of ideas, and then sprout into all walks of life, use the law to defend women's rights, equal pay for equal work, and face up to women's labor and emotional value in the family...
Although I haven't finished reading it, it is very meaningful. It talks about the heroine awakening through words, helping everyone realize whether what we take for granted is right, and think about the value of women and the meaning of women themselves. Literature can plant the seeds of ideas, and then sprout into all walks of life, use the law to defend women's rights, equal pay for equal work, and face up to women's labor and emotional value in the family...
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