I’m No Elite

I logged into this account again after about 7 years, and the first thing I looked for was Jin Zi's works to review the classics. I was very disappointed, and all the works were locked. Although I have read them all, has anyone who likes Jin Zi told me, besides Jinjiang, where else does Jin Zi write?

Anyone who has ever been a soldier knows how helpless it is to face family matters. I am a class monitor in Tibet. His wife died of prenatal syndrome when she gave birth to her second child. There are two children and four elderly people at home. Even if he adds in extended leave, he will only be home for a few months a year. It's really impossible to leave Tibet before the end of the service period. I'm honored to read this book by the author, but the TV series has been changed so much that I can't watch it, so I read the novel again. Cheer up for yourself too. Now that you have decided to leave Tibet, just let it go and fight hard.

So what the hell did this TV series change?

True love elite Tao Xiang takes care of officer Gao Haihe's comatose rural daughter-in-law Yang Meilan without any desire. Look how beautiful and pure their love is. Yang Meilan should die quickly to make room for the couple. Tao Xiang loves but can't get it, and Gao Haihe wants but can't get it. How painful it is. Why can't the poor wife be more conscious?

It's disgusting. Tao Xiang took care of Gao Haihe's comatose wife, and it was their beautiful love that made it possible. I wonder if Mei Lan is willing to let a third party take care of her?

It started out well, but then more and more characters appeared. In the end, except for the protagonist, the endings of other characters whose appearance rate is not low are vague. Moreover, through the description of the two sisters Yang Meiyu and Meilan and the dialogue between the characters, it can be seen that the author has a strong feeling that Beijingers look down on rural people.

In fact, I think this kind of warm and interesting novel is really suitable for being turned into a TV series.

This is one of my favorite urban romance novels. See it from 10 years till now. I like Jin Zi's "Beijing-style humor" and support it! I just finished reading "The Summer Solstice Has Not Come" before reading this novel. Although Mi Yang in this book is not very handsome or rich, and looks more like the most ordinary person among thousands of people, the childhood sweethearts of Mi Yang and Wei Jing make me yearn for it more than the dreamy love of Li Xia Xiaosi~ PS: I particularly like Xiao Xie and Jiang Shan

Kaneko-sama's comedy skills have remained unchanged, and he has gradually become duller, making people very close to him.

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