Both Husband and Wife Are Laid Off! I Will Take My Whole Family to a Well-Off Life

It is not so much a history of personal struggle as a collective portrait of a generation of laid-off workers. Zhuang Xiufen is just the person standing at the front. Behind her are Ma Yumei, Master Wang, and Zhou Dahai - names who were let down by the Red Cotton Factory but refused to be defined by fate. The most cruel thing in the novel is that Master Wang, a master of technology, also appears on the laid-off list. At that moment, everyone understood: this was not elimination, but labor pain. After the labor pain, some people fell down, and some people's bones grew again from the ruins. [Love] [Love] [Love] [Love] [Love] A work with positive energy. I like the author's writing very much. I like Xiufen who works hard, and I like Zhenhua who is positive and kind. I like these people who work hard in the face of adversity.

I've seen 24 chapters, so I'd rate it 8.8. ✅The plot is quite realistic, all members are indigenous, and the male and female protagonists are both factory employees. The opening chapter revolves around the issue of housing allocation, which is quite attractive. The writing is good, very delicate, and spoken in dialect (but it will be marked in Mandarin). ❌The layout design is not very friendly to readers. The paragraphs are too long and look a bit tired. ❌First of all, I very much agree with the male protagonist's values ​​(improving strength and maintaining fairness), but the male protagonist's temper makes me feel too depressed and aggrieved. How can there be absolute fairness in the world? It's a big deal to divide houses. Others are giving gifts to find relationships. You can only yell at your wife, children, and neighbors... Like Chao Xiong, I felt a little frustrated after reading chapter 24 and couldn't stand it anymore, but the story is really well written and interesting. It's a bit similar to the novels of Alley People.

The writing is very good, good luck to the author! The story is very close to that era. The arrogance of workers in that era. After being laid off, his arrogance remained unchanged, but he had to face hunger. That is whether to continue to be arrogant to the end, or to face reality. Of course, in the face of reality, the arrogance of the last life was smoothed by reality and polished smoother. Still pretty good-looking.

It's well written and has a strong sense of immersion. I hope the author won't stop updating it. This is a novel that makes people dare not turn the pages easily. Zhuang Xiufen started from the top floor of the Red Cotton Factory and was hit by the wave of layoffs, but she managed the entire food kingdom with one hand. The author uses extremely solid details - the smell of engine oil in the workshop, the kerosene lamp in the morning market, the white seal at the health station - to restore the temperature and pain of that era. The most touching part is when a couple goes from quarreling to working side by side, and when co-workers go from being separated to being reunited. Those who were silent and left behind by the times have regained a foothold here. After reading this, you will want to give your parents a call.

Well written and wonderful content, The texture of this book comes from the details that no one would notice: Zhuang Xiufen spreading out the coins one by one when she counts them, Zhang Lijuan's fingers turning white from washing dishes, and the cracks in the windows on the top floor that freeze in winter. The author does not sensationalize, but just puts these days in front of you - they are heavy enough in themselves. After reading the last chapter, eight retirees took a group photo standing in front of the airport's floor-to-ceiling windows, and the sunlight turned them golden. You suddenly feel that all the suffering in the past has its destination.

It's a very realistic story. You can see what happened in my father's generation in the story. The plot is very attractive. Recommend