Fireworks on the River: Laid Off at 30, I Turned My Life Around with Wontons

The emotions in Chapters 1, 2 and 3 are very good, especially during the game of resignation, and when resigning. The descriptions after resigning are very delicate and true, and express the sadness of the workers who have to endure humiliation. The logic is very reasonable and the details are very real. At the same time, there are also some problems. The plot progresses slowly. By Chapter 5, the wonton stall has not been set up yet, which is very slow. In addition, divide the paragraphs into smaller ones for easier reading. Overall, I give it four stars and recommend everyone to read it.

Many of the delicacies in the book are very exciting. I read them at night, and the descriptions of some places aroused my greed. Very nice

A true portrait of a laborer! The resignation game is so realistic! A bowl of wontons reveals a new way of living. It's full of fireworks, down-to-earth, and very real. I love watching it!

It vividly shows the people at the bottom who make money for themselves, and I feel the same way. The subsequent reversal is good. I look forward to continued updates. It is worth watching.

This book is really super realistic. For a woman, the so-called midlife crisis will be more severe than for a man. But our heroine took a different path.