Double-Yolk Egg

Over the years, people have loved and hated each other in a chaotic and confused way.

Ah, I finished reading it in one go. I felt unsatisfied, but it was definitely a good time to stop here. However, I really want to know why the female lead and her high school sweetheart got together. I feel like this story could be a bit longer. I really love the various character relationships the author created.

I really enjoyed this story. Why? Maybe it's because everyone in it felt so real. I could really empathize with the female lead's feelings. Of course, I understand that love becomes more complicated as people grow up, but I'm still moved by unconditional love and still yearn for sincerity. As for some words and some people, if they weren't said back then, there's no need for a future.

I really enjoyed this story. Why? Perhaps it's because everyone in it felt so real. I could really empathize with the female protagonist's feelings. Of course, I understand that love becomes more complicated as people grow up, but I'm still moved by unconditional love and still yearn for sincerity.

I don't understand. So, is Jingqing poor or not...?

Haha, I love this ending! I adore it. I just don't like Jingqing. Being from a poor family is one thing, but she's too calculating... Not sweet at all.

I thought Su Zheng would be cannon fodder... I looked at the table of contents and there were only two chapters left. I was on tenterhooks, afraid that Su Zheng would cause trouble in the last chapter. Thankfully, they ended up together. It's just that Jing Qing's life was a bit tragic.

It's pretty much what I guessed.

I don't like Su Hui. He's chauvinistic and has an inflated sense of self-importance.

The last time I watched a workplace drama was on the show "Du Lala's Promotion Diary." Back then, I especially admired and aspired to be in HR, particularly the compensation and benefits section. In the end, I inexplicably became a marketing manager!