[Just started receiving ratings on October 7, so the score is a little low. Please don't mind it, and thank you!]
[Hong Kong tycoon family + childhood friends + well-matched families + 1980s + scholar hero + proud heiress + rekindled romance + mutual growth]
Zhuo Zhen was doted on by her family from childhood. Beautiful, clever, and proud, she naturally enjoyed everything she had.
Including Wang Chengjun.
He was also born into a top family, but hated it when people attributed his achievements to his family background. He left home as a teenager, later went to the United States for his doctorate, pursued research, and taught, determined to prove he could make it without the Wang family.
One knew exactly how to use connections.
The other wanted nothing more than to escape them.
Yet they had grown up together and were perfectly matched by family background, so everyone thought they were destined to marry.
Until one argument, when Wang Chengjun asked her:
Without the Zhuo family, without all those people who would go out of their way just because they heard your name, how much of what you call talent is really yours?
The next day, Zhuo Zhen disappeared.
When they met again three years later, she had already proved she could live well without the Zhuo family.
And without him, too.
Only then did Wang Chengjun understand that what she had truly wanted to ask was never whether he was willing to give her the best life.
It was: without family background, connections, or being a
I go, I go, I go!!!! The heroine is super charming, a very dazzling girl! This is really the author's first book! I wonder if there are any other numbers? When I read Chapter 25, I realized that it was still a minor novel! If I had known better, I would have watched better!!! It's heart-breaking and heart-breaking.
I was really surprised when I clicked into this book. I followed it all night until six in the morning. When I read the copy, I thought it was quite interesting, but I didn't expect it to be so interesting. I met Ah Zhen, this girl. I really don't know what words to use to describe it. Every word is too monotonous and not enough to describe it. Ah Zhen is exactly the kind of girl that I have really longed to be since I was a child. Maybe she is what we call strong subjectivity. She knows herself very well, can reconcile with herself, and can accept herself in any situation at any time. She is very self-consistent. I like the first part better. After seeing the latter part, I actually don't care who the male protagonist is (I am not a female protagonist, but I have never liked the female protagonist so much 🤦). I just want to see how Ah Zhen handles these emotions and conflicts, and how he usually behaves. I really benefited a lot. I am looking forward to the plot in the copywriting. How I feel now It feels like it's just an appetizer, and their core issues that really touch the three views have not yet been exposed. After all, the family has not been involved. In fact, I think it is pretty good that it has ended. I just want to see more of Ah Zhen [full] and look forward to the follow-up. Thank you teacher for bringing Ah Zhen to us. I really like Ah Zhen. I also like this name very much 🥺
Finished reading 15 chapters. The introduction is attractive to me, and the first chapter is also very good, but the subsequent writing is not attractive enough. A large number of dialogues use "why" and vague responses, and there are some repetitions. Although I can understand what Da Da wants to express through these dialogues, and he wants to pave the way for the character shaping of the male and female protagonists' family background and personal growth environment. You can consider making it more concise, or it would be better if the writing style is stronger. Of course, it may be that I am not patient enough to wait for the wonderful things to happen. For non-professional writers, thoughtful authors who write seriously should be recognized and encouraged👍.
It's light but not boring, which is my biggest feeling after reading this book. Tasty. Light does not mean that there are no ups and downs, but it gives me a sense of letting things take their own course in daily life. The detailed descriptions of scenes and dialogues between characters may be just a few words and come and go, but they will not make people feel boring or plain water. I have also read some articles. The writing may be gorgeous or the setting may be novel, but boredom cannot be concealed in that way. However, this style is not for everyone. Some people may think it lacks tension (not in a derogatory sense). But I personally like it. I'm looking forward to seeing more pull stories between the male and female protagonists~ The female protagonist is an upright and worthy young lady. In fact, I think there are very few people who can be like her. She is surrounded by love and she is smart and a very good girl. (´๑•ω•๑`) The male protagonist may need to be abused. At present, it seems that the female protagonist likes the male protagonist more than the male protagonist likes the female protagonist () The author is still a graduate student, so amazing ദ്ദി(˵ •̀ ᴗ - ˵ ) ✧
The author's writing is very good and has a background in literary works. I think the male and female protagonists were together in the beginning because they were suitable. There were some small details in which the male protagonist disagreed with some of the female protagonist's views but did not say it out loud. This made me a little unhappy. I felt that the male protagonist was very arrogant, but when it came to the first small dispute between the male and female protagonists Sometimes I thought that the male protagonist did not pursue the female protagonist and be with her solely because she was suitable. He would also uneasily suspect that the female protagonist was because of his status. Then things developed to the dance. The female protagonist stood in the center by herself in a completely unfamiliar country, not by relying on the status and recognition gained from her family. , She is just her, this is what the male protagonist wants and what he admires and likes about the female protagonist, but he still has the idea that he and the female protagonist are not the same person. The male protagonist mainly wants to get rid of the shadow of the family through his own efforts and wants people to know him, not because of someone's grandson. The female protagonist's idea is that since there is an open door If you have the key, just go in and use all available resources. I have only read 44 chapters so far. I am a little reluctant to tie it up so quickly. It is a novel worth reading. I learned a lot of ideas from the heroine to avoid internal friction. This angle is very new to me and I have never imagined it. I highly recommend it.
First of all, I really like the heroine. Zhuo Zhen is indeed a wonderful person as the author said. She grew up surrounded by love and took many things for granted. She was worthy, good, and capable, and she was. Never hide what you want, be frank. The heroine's point of view on many things makes me feel that there can be another perspective like this, which is quite good. Even after watching it, I can tell that the male protagonist has his own shining points. But from now on, I just think about how Zhuo Zhen will grow up and what kind of person he will become (he is still in early adolescence, and he is still a pampered young lady. What will it be like after finishing reading and starting to do things? I think he is super capable, but he will definitely encounter many things and how will he change? I am very curious). It seems that in the end, it is not that important whether he is with Wang Chengjun or not. What is important is what Zhuo Zhen wants and what kind of partner he likes. Secondly, the emotions written by the author are really delicate!!! Watching Zhuo Zhen's relationship with the male protagonist, I feel like I am learning how to fall in love hahaha. From when Zhuo Zhen took the initiative to hold hands when they first got together, to when the two Americans blended into each other's lives, feeling sorry for each other and understanding each other's work, the differences in personality and thinking between them would push people away. And during the breakup, Zhuozhen thought it was over. Wang Chengjun thought he was just angry, but later found out that Zhuozhen had always firmly chosen him to give him a sense of security. Zhuozhen was the center of the crowd and had many choices. I also think the story of giving a hairpin was well written! The male protagonist began to change little by little. There are slight differences in the three views of thought, but when the time comes, they will choose to let the lake calm down, not to delve into it, and just want to immerse themselves in the present. So I'm really curious, when will the plot in the introduction come? It seems like it's still far away from now. Looking forward to it! At last! Both of them are good, but if only one person is growing and changing, it is impossible for the relationship to become better and better. I'm really looking forward to the growth of the next two people!
It's super beautiful. I only realized it's still being serialized after reading it halfway through. It hurts😢😢😢 I'm actually a mother of the male protagonist, but I fell deeply in love with the female protagonist after reading this novel. A female protagonist with such a character deserves to be loved by the whole world. It was so enjoyable for me to read. I would also like to ask the author if he currently plans to finish it as long as he can, because some of the content in the introduction has not yet appeared, so I urge you to update it. (Do you have a background in studying abroad? It feels like it's describing my days of studying abroad)
The author writes very delicately, and the male and female protagonists are also very attractive, especially the female protagonist. The key point is that the large text looks super comfortable, and the model worker writes so much every day 🥰🥰🥰🥰
I like the author's writing style very much, it has the style of a writer from the Republic of China period. I like Zhenzhen very much. To be honest, it's hard not to envy a girl like this in real life, but I can't be jealous. She is so beautiful and she deserves everything. As for the three-year separation in the introduction, the author has been laying the groundwork. There are already clues that the two will have different directions in the future and there will be differences. But I still feel very sorry for Zhenzhen. It's hard to imagine that in order to prove that she can live a good life without relying on her family, it's hard to imagine what kind of state they would be in, quarreling, breaking up, then going different paths, missing each other, and finally getting back together. To me, a girl like Zhenzhen is really every girl's ideal type and it's hard not to love her. I don't want her to suffer, and it hurts to see her cry. I hope the author will be kinder to Zhenzhen in the future and torture the male protagonist more.
I like the character of Zhuo Zhen very much, but in my current relationship with the male protagonist, I feel like she is performing a one-man show all by herself, or that she has no taste for the male protagonist's feelings for Zhuo Zhen. He is like an NPC that drives the plot.