
Striving Through the Millennium Years
奋斗在千禧年代
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 268k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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77Chapters
3.3kFavorites
8kClicks per chapter
7.4Score
2kNutrient gifts
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This isn't hindsight, but I've never really liked that childhood friend. I think he lacked tact. Even after being rejected, he kept clinging on. Rejecting him felt like I was doing him a disservice. That's the skin of a childhood friend who's only seven-tenths intact. If this were a stranger, following you around, clinging to you, liking you and feeling like you've wronged him after being rejected, and feeling obligated to reciprocate because he likes you so much—that's just too much confidence.
I think Lin Jing might be the suspicious and sensitive person the author describes, but judging from her behavior, she's really not worthy of sympathy and is even quite annoying. She's suspicious of everything over the smallest things, doubting the female lead's kindness towards her, and also towards Zheng Xin.
Lin Jing is a character who's truly exasperating; to put it bluntly, she's someone who can't get anything out of you, keeping everything bottled up inside, thinking she can handle it all herself. But usually, people like that either explode in silence or perish in silence.
Just focus on your career and find love! Why write about such bizarre people?
Speechless. Why give Lin Jing the design drafts? Lin Jing gave some of her earnings to Zhao Er and his gang before, and the female lead forgave her. Now she's giving the design drafts to this thief? Seriously, so infuriating! What a saint!
It's really frustrating. I do know friends like Lin Jing; she never says a word, but she's incredibly sensitive and overthinks things. Everyone can tell she has a problem, but no matter how much you ask, she won't say anything, pretending nothing's wrong and making excuses, which infuriates everyone. But she thinks she's doing it for her friend's good, bearing the burden herself, bottling up her emotions to avoid trouble, which ultimately leads to even bigger problems.
Why would Lin Jing feel guilty about checking the accounts? I don't like Lin Jing because she's too negative. She's portrayed as a complete ingrate with no real success in her career. I hope the author focuses more on the female lead's entrepreneurial journey to wealth; I don't want to see these superficial friendships and backstabbing.
This is bizarre; the male lead's stepmother is truly unbelievable.
...? She herself said she was desperate; does giving her the manuscript mean she'll let Lin Jing off the hook?
Write more about their careers; it's really boring to keep focusing on Lin Jing causing trouble.