Bread, Love, and Dreams: A Love Story of an Older Single Youth in a Fifth-Tier City Countryside

Although I recommended this book to my book friends because it was very exciting, I myself began to hate the male protagonist more and more. Did this man save the galaxy? How could he have such a good life? Apart from being dumped by his ex-girlfriend, he has never encountered any other difficulties in his life. He has been pampered and protected by his whole family since he was a child. He has a wife to give him a house to live in, buy him clothes, worry about his work, encourage him to support him, help him maintain interpersonal relationships, and help him deal with the rags of his parents and sisters back home. He only vents his emotions with his inability. Even when the couple chats, his wife finds topics to tell stories to make him feel comfortable. He casually plays games and turns into a big blogger... In the end, the wife became a domineering female CEO. It was hard working outside, but she earned half of the hard-earned money of the male protagonist. If the male protagonist didn't want to work, he wouldn't work. If he wanted to work, his wife would arrange it. His wife still loved him, was loyal to him, respected him, gave him freedom, and gave him children, so he could live younger and younger. The more I watch it, the more I feel that the heroine is a victim. This is a female channel, and even male channels don't dare to write about such a cool man. The son's side story is boring and ugly, and the character is annoying. It is better to write about what the heroine will do when she meets a talented director, screenwriter or artist who admires or is attracted to her many years later, and what she will do when she encounters a starlet who wants resources and tries to crawl into bed... The male protagonist is still as ignorant as ever, has no sense of crisis, and does not understand business relationships. Are you sure there won't be a green prairie above his head? Let's not talk about the reality. The reality is that as the heroine's career becomes more successful, her abilities become stronger, and she becomes smarter, the social status, field of vision, outlook, and cognitive gap between the two will become wider and wider, and they will have less and less common language. The heroine's world is too big, and she will meet more people. These people may be excellent, talented, beautiful, or can provide emotional value to the high-ranking heroine. The male protagonist is too replaceable, so who is he? In real life, I also know many couples with female bosses and attractive husbands. I have heard the female boss talk about her experience of keeping a Swiss flight attendant many years ago. I personally arranged a trip for the female boss and her puppy to Greece for the New Year... I have seen all their attractive husbands, and even one of them Husband has been a friend of mine for many years. I remember he used to talk in a very condescending way about how good his conditions were when he was young, and how his wife married him because of her high expectations. He also talked about how embarrassed his wife was when she first got married, riding an electric bike all over the world looking for business. But now, 20 years later, his wife has become a regional President, life must be as rich and rich as that. He himself is completely an empty nester. His wife will not give him big money, but she is not short of small money, so there is no pressure. He can't do any job for a long time. He can't stand the anger and fatigue of work. He also thinks that the job recommended by his wife is not good. , Every job is a drawback, and the focus of life is my daughter. When my daughter goes to college, the focus is on raising dogs. She takes them with her as a son wherever she goes. The last time I contacted him, he was traveling in Xinjiang. All the friends who went with him returned to work. He was the only one with the dog and planned to live in Xinjiang for three months. He doesn't understand the world of the boss's wife at all, and he can't get into it. Not to mention how much money his wife earns, he probably doesn't even know where she is. He lives an enviable relaxed life, but he has already arranged a plan for Anlesi. If he gets sick one day or something, he will go to Anlesi without suffering from it. What he thinks about every day is the meaning of life... Which of the strong women who have achieved great achievements has no personality, which one is not confident or even arrogant, which one is a pure philanthropist, and which one is a love brain? Don't say that the heroine of this book is not a love brain. She has a super career brain, but her love brain is not weak either. Otherwise, she would not be consistently tolerant throughout her life, or be backward compatible with the male protagonist.

It's super good-looking. How should I put it? In fact, I didn't want to read it at first because I didn't want to read a book with a non-C male protagonist. I would feel aggrieved for the female protagonist🥹; but in fact, when I saw it at the end, I felt that my mentality was not good at all. Everyone has a past, so just cherish the present and the future. Okay, and I don't need to transfer my weak thinking to the female protagonist. The male protagonist is really good. Of course, the female protagonist is super charming. I am about to reach my thirties. Like the female protagonist, I am a bit idealistic. I always feel that I am strong but in fact I am very emotional. The author really writes well.

I have read three of the author's books off and on in the past two months, and I feel that the author still believes in love. Although the stories and character plots of each book are different, the core is actually the same. The heroines all look for partners based on their inner intuition, and they are not afraid of being sincere and are not afraid of getting hurt. The career line is very interesting. It can be seen that a large number of authors have accumulated experience in observing real life and writing about the cruelty and sadness of adult workplace life. In this comparison, the protagonist's love is more like an urban fairy tale. In reality, the more difficult life is and the person who needs to put in a lot of effort to get a little gain is actually not so easy to give to others. Because it is hard to come by, we are even more unwilling to give up our love and resources to others easily. The protagonist in the author's works has experienced so much and is still willing to sacrifice. It can only be said that he is a really kind and good person. Regardless of whether you believe in the love fairy tale written by the author, you still have to admire the courage of the author and the heroine he wrote.

After reading it, I still feel that the heroine is a very good person. Without the heroine, the hero is just an ordinary rural person working in a big city. He may miss his seven-year girlfriend who abandoned him all his life, but the heroine will become an excellent person and live a good life no matter where she is or who she is with. Even for the unrequited director who has used her and hurt her, she can invest in him desperately so that he can have a chance to succeed. The heroine can really heal and redeem the people around her. I think she deserves a true love that is unique and dedicated without distracting thoughts. It is not the same as the hero who can say to his ex-girlfriend that I still love you after three years of marriage. When faced with the ex-girlfriend saying that you don't love her, he can't refute. When faced with the heroine who says that I can't love you unilaterally, he can only say that I don't want to leave you! The male protagonist enjoys all the positive changes brought to him by the female protagonist and can only say something like "I will learn to love her". It is really difficult to comment. In this way, I feel that the female protagonist does not need such a worldly suitability at all. She is completely worthy of being admired and loved deeply! Although it ended well in the end, I still feel infinite regret.

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I've finished reading it, it's very well written.

This son's first time and first love were so disgusting

It's a very down-to-earth love story. The heroine has a bad good person side and a sinister and strong side. However, she seems to have never been able to recognize people clearly. Whether it was Director Li before or the first love director later, they did not recognize the inferiority of the other person's character.

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Wow, thank you to the author for letting me read the book. I want to give you good feedback 😆. I finished reading this book before I knew it. The content and plot in it are tempting to read step by step. This content refreshed my knowledge. The people and things that happened in it were very strange to me, especially the climax sequence of "Pear Blossom" later, which was full of ups and downs and fascinating. Huang Xiaoli's character has also stood up, and she is still very honest and candid. This work makes me pay more attention not to love, but to bread. It is really hard work, everyone is working hard, and everyone's efforts are remembered, seen and respected. There are many characters in it, but the standout characters are Xiaoli and Mr. Yang. Others are not so vivid in comparison, including the male protagonist Liu Mao. The emotional scenes between the male and female protagonists are not that deep and very dull. It feels like it is an advantage but it still lacks something. All in all, the author is great