
Returning to Hometown for a Blind Date During the Chinese New Year? No, I'll Pull the Red Thread
过年返乡相亲?不,我来牵红线的
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 328k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
1Reads
5.8Score
142Chapters
16.7kReads · all time





The most touching thing about this book is not the gorgeous plot, but that it is real, sober, and not suspended. Write calmly about the struggles, choices, regrets and growth of ordinary people It made me understand that true maturity is not to live how others expect, but to still be willing to take every day seriously, keep one's own bottom line, and be kind to the people around you after seeing clearly the triviality, helplessness and imperfection of life. Come on!
It's really good. People in the countryside are like this. They love to compare and gossip, but there are also good people who are sincere and down-to-earth! The beginning of the story is well written, and I was drawn into it myself. It's not easy to be the protagonist!
The protagonist achieves nothing by delivering food, makes no money, and is lame. When he returns to his hometown, he is criticized by his parents and looked down upon by his fellow villagers. Forced by his parents, he has no choice but to go on a blind date to find a partner and make do with his life. There are constant quarrels in life. , There was a quarrel decades later, and the protagonist, coupled with the depression of the previous few years, couldn't take a breath and was so angry that he had this fantasy in the last breath before he died.
I like this type of book, it's probably a dream come true
Very well written, very appropriate and warm