The Little Fool and the Sickly One
小傻子和病秧子
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 137k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 20d ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Reader comments 6
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Now I basically revolve around the two labels of heroine and strong woman. Those who don't add these two labels are not necessarily big heroines and strong women, but those who add these two labels will attract a lot of strange people. What I want to see is a big heroine, not a sophisticated egoist dressed in the skin of a big heroine. Speaking of which, even the heroines who are evil women do not all do evil things. I don't understand why the main heroine abandons kindness. I don't want to see a cold and cruel person being awesome, even if she is a woman.
The abandoned Li Anben met his own light during his wandering journey. They were crowded in a dilapidated temple and had a poor but stable time, but fate suddenly took everything away. By the time he broke free from the shackles of fate and finally found the sickly girl, things had changed. The road ahead is full of unknowns, but one obsession remains unchanged. This time, he tried his best not to lose each other again. The background of the story is filled with suffering, but the core is one of firm persistence. The writing is simple and touching, and the bond between two suffering people is particularly poignant. I look forward to all the subsequent ups and downs dissipating, and all the suffering to be rewarded. The writing is simple and unpretentious, but it has the power to directly touch people's hearts. There is no luxury, and the suffering and obsession are simply written into the readers' hearts. You can feel the author's full sincerity and careful polishing of the characters and story.
The writing is so well written and so delicate. The two little bitter gourds run for two-way salvation in both directions. They are each other's light and each other's only. Both of them were thinking about each other and wanted to make each other's life better. Their eyes were red as they watched. They quickly finished chasing each other and couldn't stop. They were sad and full of expectations. They watched their days getting better day by day and looked forward to them having a happy ending.
The teacher writes very well. After reading this chapter, I want to read the next chapter. I can't stop. It's very vivid~ There is no time travel, no rebirth, no traveling through books, it is authentic and worth appreciating.
I rarely read this kind of infrastructure story. The process of the male and female protagonists hoarding goods and making a fortune together gives me a refreshing feeling of upgrading.
I really like the way the two people are throwing things around to build a small home. It's very warm and makes people feel hopeful. They are a sweet couple. Although the younger sister is in poor health, she has always lived a diligent and optimistic life. Brother Yasumoto is stupid but he loves his wife first. He must continue to be happy like this. Make more money and raise Yunbao~