At fifty, Lin Shuhua came home from work to find a court seal pasted across her front door.
Without telling her, her mother had used her ID to guarantee a loan for her younger brother. He lost everything, and the house was seized.
She had worked in finance for thirty years, spending her life balancing other people’s books. That night, for the first time, she added up her own: over thirty years, she had sent 870,000 yuan to her family. Yet her mother cried over the phone, “It’s just a house. Your brother matters more.”
For fifty years, the two words she said most often were “Let it go.” This time, she didn’t. She hired a lawyer, filed a lawsuit, and took both her mother and brother to court.
I have come across a few articles like this recently. Are they written by AI? The protagonist seems to be a man-machine who lacks language skills. He cannot speak any coherent and logical sentences. All paragraphs are changed to a new line after a few words. When analyzing things, he does not use logical thinking, but lists conditions and forcibly writes conclusions. He uses "steady", "catch" and other high-frequency words commonly used by AI. In addition to emphasizing the law, he also likes to create folders. The villain also only repeats like the man-machine. After reading it, I feel that my brain has been polluted by Crusu, and my IQ has dropped.
The structure is clear, the text is fluent, and the narrative is complete and detailed. It has a certain reference and guidance effect on similar cases. The story is very true and serves as a warning to those infuriating, ignorant "patriarchal" concepts and confused and mediocre parents in reality. It sets an example and inspiration for sisters who have been patient and wronged for a long time.
The book has roughly doubled in size. The plot, structure, and character descriptions are quite logical. It seems to be happening around us. It is a good novel. I will give it 5 stars first and wait for the author to finish it before reading it.
AI can actually write long articles with so many words
The writing is a bit too pretentious.
There are dozens of chapters in the ink stains.
The writing is vivid and vivid, and I will no longer be my family's ox and horse! Like! (¯▽¯)👍
From a very realistic perspective, the family line, family line, and work line are all very delicate, and it's rare to find a good article.
It's too verbose, like a footband, so I'll give it 2 stars for the hard work of coding.
After reading it, the process was a bit tedious, and it is quite sad to have such a family.