Lin Qi has a hidden skill: turning all multiple-choice questions in life into other people's homework.
College Entrance Examination Application - Dad's choice.
College club - run by roommates.
First job - listen to your mother.
Who I fall in love with—it's not my decision anyway.
At the age of 24, she received three offers at the same time.
My mother said to choose a state-owned enterprise, which is stable.
My boyfriend said that choosing a private company would have a bright future.
The second aunt said that I was right.
Lin Qi nodded obediently, turned on his phone, and prepared to start a voting group.
- Then she stopped.
She thought: Wait, is this my life or theirs?
Later, Lin Qi learned to say "no".
Learned to say no to meals you don't want to go to.
Learned to stick to rejected plans.
I learned to tell myself late at night: I am responsible for this decision.
Later, the ex-boyfriend who always said "you listen to me" came back to look for her.
The mother who cried and said, "Mom is doing this for your own good" spoke again.
The person who asked her "What do you want?" Is still waiting for an answer.
Lin Qi stood opposite everyone and smiled softly:
"This time, I want to choose myself."
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Reading Guide
· The heroine's hard-core growth history from "choosing a difficult household" to "I am responsible for my life"
· There is no golden finger, no system, only the process of one person slowly learning to use his or her brain.
· The emotional line is healing, the male protagonist is the one who asks "What do you think?"
· Suitable for all those of you who have ever struggled or are struggling to make decisions for yourself
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Composition
This story is written for everyone who is learning to think independently.
If you still don't dare to make your own decisions, that's okay.
Lin Qi also started with "How about you guys vote?"
Take your time, we have plenty of time.
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Intention: Think independently and live your life