"Five Suites at Home, I Sleep in the Living Room" tells the story of a girl who has been neglected by her parents for a long time and grew up in a family that favors boys over girls. In order to escape the life of sacrifice, she secretly applied for a key foreign university after the college entrance examination. She gradually counterattacked and grew up from being a "daughter who slept in the living room" and completed her self-salvation. She used her grades to tear away family prejudices, used her independence to prove her own value, and finally understood that real life is never about waiting for others to recognize her, but about living what she wants with her own hands.
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What do people live for? Countries, societies, groups, and families have been harmed by such despicable strife and have deviated from the unity and hard work of the past. If you can't wake up, will you be strong? Will it be harmonious? Will you be happy? The protagonist escapes from the mud pit and becomes self-reliant. Not everyone has the courage to do it. For a small space of his own
What do people live for? Countries, societies, groups, and families have been harmed by such despicable strife and have deviated from the unity and hard work of the past. If you can't wake up, will you be strong? Will it be harmonious? Will you be happy? The protagonist escapes from the mud pit and becomes self-reliant. Not everyone has the courage to do it. For a small space of his own
Such a distressing girl
I was so moved that I cried!
The heroine is so domineering and so cool!