The heroine wanted to lie down when she traveled through time, but because she thought about how difficult it was for the original owner to enter Dali Temple, she felt that she should do her duty for the original owner.
It is a novel with a simple title. Every character in the story shines brightly, explaining tolerance, letting go, and great love. The shortcoming is that it is a bit tearful.
Set against the backdrop of China's urbanization process, the writing is witty and wise, and is worth a read. In Pingshan City in the 1990s, how many dreams and tears of working girls were hidden under the neon lights? Deceived, misunderstood, abandoned, she was trampled like a weed, but a rose with thorns bloomed in the cracks of steel and concrete.
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