Married at Dusk
向晚而婚
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 899k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Workplace & Marriage
- Updated
- 2d ago
- English
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"Marrying at Dusk" has reached 300,000 words! First of all, thank you all for your love and support; I bow deeply in gratitude. Initially, I wanted to write a story about a group of women's self-growth. This is a female ensemble piece, centered on Xiang Wan, using her strength to unite the power of women.
This is a really good book; the plot is engaging, and each character is very distinctive. My favorite part is the mother-son relationship between Xiang Wan and her son, Tan Zhe Zhe. At first, I was simply curious about how to redeem the son, but as the story progressed, seeing the seemingly polite yet deeply affectionate bond between them was a true reflection of the relationship between children…
Listening and watching at the same time, an afternoon passed by in the blink of an eye. The everyday life is just like this. I love the female lead's personality the most. She is independent, self-reliant, and has her own opinions. It is worth watching.
Every character in the book is so vivid! They're like everyone I know, independent, distinct, and with their own unique personalities. I especially love Xiang Wan's values and attitude towards life: love yourself first, then love others. She may not be academically gifted, but she's incredibly good at interpersonal relationships and raising children. She's also very insightful.
It's a good watch, with no outrageous plot points. Everything unfolds naturally. I hope it doesn't have a bad ending.
I've read over ten chapters and find it quite interesting; it's my type—about everyday family life. Because I enjoy gossip, I like this kind of writing.
It's quite good, a rather unique realistic story.
I think this book is pretty good; the content is quite captivating and makes me want to keep reading. However, I feel the historical context, characters, and content don't quite match up. Sometimes it feels like the era is quite distant, and other times it feels like it's happening right now. But the story is still enjoyable.
I've been following this series for a long time now without realizing it. It's a very ordinary and realistic story, full of everyday life. I love the female lead's independent and assertive personality the most.
The female lead is a strong-willed and assertive woman, which I like.