
Deliberate Tenderness
蓄意的温柔
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 121k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Workplace & Marriage
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
56Chapters
46Reads
22Listens
59Reads · all time
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Through workplace marriage and love, it tears through the filter of love fairy tales and tells a story of "sugar-coated sobriety and depravity." The heroine knows that love is a labyrinth with no exit, but she is willing to sink in the cocoon carefully woven by the male protagonist. This "awake and painful" posture depicts the sweet poison of "having" that stings people's hearts. Love is an unforgettable mark, but also a struggle with scars all over. The intertwining of workplace games and emotional entanglements makes this endless drama full of realistic weight. The author's writing style is delicate, describing the essence of "symbiosis and self-destruction" under the gorgeous appearance of love. Those struggles about self, dignity and attachment are not only the fate of the protagonist, but also the soul mirror of modern people in their emotional dilemma.
This is no ordinary sweet pet story, but a sugar-coated fall from sobriety. The title of the book "Deliberate Tenderness" is apt - that kind of carefully designed and progressive tenderness has more restraining power than any violent emotion. The heroine clearly knows that love is a maze with no exit, but she is still in the cocoon woven by the hero's tenderness. She is painfully conscious and willing to sink. What hurts the most is the novel's portrayal of the sweet poison of "having had it". The intertwining of workplace, marriage and love makes this emotional game more complex and real. What is surging under the cover of the President's article is the struggle deep in human nature - about self, dignity and inseparable attachment. What readers see is not only a love story, but also a portrayal of the soul of modern people in the emotional dilemma. Those delicate psychological descriptions are as precise as a scalpel, cutting through the coexisting nature of symbiosis and self-destruction under the gorgeous appearance of love.
I followed the author from book to book, and I can clearly see the author's progress. The dialogue scenes are getting smoother and smoother, and the tone of voice is tactful and immersive. I can only praise it, good writing style and delicate description!
The intertwining of workplace, marriage and love makes this emotional game more complex and real. What is surging under the cover of the President's article is the struggle in the depths of human nature, about self, dignity and inseparable attachment. What readers see is not only a love story, but also a common portrayal of the soul of modern people in emotional dilemmas. I like it!
The heroine knows that love is a labyrinth with no exit, but she is still in the cocoon woven by the hero's tenderness. While she is consciously suffering, she is willing to sink. The most heart-wrenching thing is the novel's portrayal of possessing this sweet poison. I love it!
Over the years, how many people have come and gone, gathered and separated, and how many people have looked forward to returning home and expressed their concerns. How much deliberate tenderness, how many white lies. Love is unpredictable and fascinating.
Wonderful. The content is rich and substantial, the structure is clear and reasonable, the plot is vivid and interesting, the images are vivid and full, and the description is meticulous.
A very readable book with rich and colorful content, vivid character descriptions and a strong sense of immersion.
I was a little moved when I read it. The writing is good, the descriptions are delicate and vivid, I like it very much.
Love is not salvation, it is knowing that there is no return, but still being willing to stay together. Five-star praise!