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A serious drama about the people and events encountered by an ordinary only daughter from a regular family, not long after she passes the civil service exam, when she is diagnosed with cancer.
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After getting a job in government and accepting her boyfriend's proposal, Zhang Jinci, 28, had a life that seemed to be going from strength to strength.
But an unexpected diagnosis of stage IV breast cancer swept her off her feet. Facing the cost of treatment, her parents' greying hair, and her fiance's cold-shoulder treatment, how can she find a way out when she is consumed by shame over her illness?
Or is there even any point in trying to find a way out?
The phantom pain she feels every night reminds Ye Jing that he has long since left the red soil he loved. Taciturn and resigned, he muddles through each day.
He avoids things and pushes them away, but his friends' words make him realize he still cannot let go of his long-neglected drumsticks.
Just as he prepares to embrace a new life, fate tells him that his younger friend, a fellow patient he cares about deeply, has died by suicide.
Is this the road home? Then so be it.
Until he meets her: Zhang Jinci.
Zhang Jinci has always known there is a man who took her to the emergency room when she fainted and often looks after her mother. His catchphrase is, “It was nothing.”
Her mother calls him Mr. Ye.
She wonders if someone so familiar with rehabilitation and care for cancer patients is related to another unfortunate patient.
Half a year later, they finally meet. In the pouring rain, she is on her way to the hospital for radiation therapy when she runs into Ye Jing while waiting for a ride. “You'll catch a cold if you stay out here,” he says. After her mother thanks him again and again, they get into his car.
Steady and quiet: those are her first impressions of him. Once they get to know each other, she really cannot understand why Mr. Ye keeps urging her to accept treatment and look ahead.
Until Ye Jing beats up her scumbag fiance.
Later, she finds him in the stairwell.
He sits with his back to her, rubbing his knee. His prosthetic leg lies beside him.
The third installment in the serious-drama trilogy, A Splendid City of Luoyang Flowers, is also complete. It tells the stories of three mothers. Here is the blurb:
When Jiang Kaiyi confirms that her child is on the autism spectrum, she feels no great turmoil, only relief that the past six months of monitoring and rehabilitation have not been for nothing.
All she has to do now is follow the plan she has made.
But her husband doesn't seem willing to cooperate.
When their child is called an idiot by a classmate at kindergarten, he is still preoccupied with his own path to promotion and riches. He refuses to demand an explanation for their child and won't let her go, either.
Fine, then. She'll replace him!
Later, she meets Zhao Jingyun, a thin, middle-aged woman who stoops to gather the cans at her feet. “This is a sad story... My son was kidnapped when he was just over a year old.”
“Someday, I will find him.”
With her red, swollen eyes too blurred to see clearly, Jiang Kaiyi sniffs and says, “The internet is so advanced now. You can ask a young person to post a missing-child notice online for you. Ask your roommate, the one who lives with you, to help.”
“You mean Xiaoxiao?” Zhao Jingyun dabs at her tears. “I shouldn't trouble her. She's had a hard time too. Her child has hepatoblastoma and is being treated at the provincial people's hospital.”
A little more detail, since I'm no good at writing blurbs. In short, these are the three women:
Jiang Kaiyi, mother of a child with autism.
Zhao Jingyun, a bereaved mother who has spent twenty years searching for her son.
Mo Xiaoxiao, a young mother accompanying her daughter through treatment.
1. There is a male lead, but romance is not the main focus.
2. A serious drama, with all the bittersweet ups and downs of life.
3. Not a fast-paced romance. It tells how three women seek hope amid disappointment and slowly save themselves amid loss.
For a change of pace, try the completed childhood-sweethearts story of devoted, pure love, Who Loves You Like I Do. Here's the blurb:
“Who would you choose, me or Chen Zhixing?”
“Chen Zhixing.”
“Won't you even think about it?”
“He Yu, the day I came back, I thought you were married. It stirred something in me, but I was only thinking how young you were to marry so soon.”
Chen Zhixing: “This is a three-person movie, and I need to have a name in it!”
Scheming puppy-like man x sunny, straightforward woman
He has a secret crush on her
A steady stream of sweet everyday moments
[Reading Notes]
1. I'm rooting for the childhood sweetheart.
2. He'll spoil her to death. A sweet story, like an 8424 watermelon in summer: guaranteed ripe and sweet.
3. Both are each other's first.
Theme: A ray of light shines through the cracks
I read the ending carefully, thank the author for the story. Zhang Jinci's life is very much like the life of ordinary people. She studied hard and got a good job. She became seriously ill before her life got better. Her gentle boyfriend showed his tail, struggling between life and death. She was angry, desperate, sad and had no strength. And Ye Jing, the favored son of heaven, fell into the clouds. If Yu Yang didn't have Zhang Jinci, he might just live a muddleheaded and qualityless life until he dies. Fortunately they have each other. There are also Yuan Ming, Lin Xiufeng, Liu Yang, Jiang Xue, etc., Etc., Each supporting role is vivid and realistic. Is everyone equal before disease? It is not, as the author said, that poverty is the only disease in this world. When I look at certain passages in the book, I will also think of "The World" and the two old people in my family who suffered from cancer and finally passed away in pain. I hope everyone can live a healthy and high-quality life. Finally, I would like to say that I have read all three of the author's books. Each one is a good story that can make me remember and empathize with them instead of forgetting them after reading them. Each pair of protagonists has a sense of camaraderie, and the harmony between body and mind is really well written. Work hard, you will definitely get better and better, and you will definitely be seen by more people.
Finished every chapter. As long as people have had it, it will be wonderful. The result is destined, sooner or later. Love this story so much!
Because the data is not good and I am afraid of breaking my fragile little heart, I save the full text and send it regularly. I'm marking it as finished today and would like to thank the lovely readers who have been following the updates. Thank you. The next book is "Who Loves You Like Me", a sweet article from childhood sweethearts, thank you all for collecting it. Thank you all again.
Don't like Li Dan's sense of inner boundary
Intellectually, I feel that the possibility of Level 4 glue mother surviving is very small, but the ending is still very sad. The time for the two of us is too short... Looking at the words again, it turns out that giving "her" a "Ye Jing" in the last moments is just a beautiful vision... The reality is only more cruel
I like both of us to be able to live a healthy life, and the scumbag will not end well.
Oh my god, Sun Ying's son is so pitiful. He didn't see his mother for the last time, and he even told her not to wait any longer and not to feel any pain. It's so pitiful.
It's beautiful. These two are so good. Yuan Ming is also a very lively person.
It's so well written and so real, it reminds me of when I used to watch documentaries about the human world. Having cancer has really exposed me to all kinds of ups and downs.
I saved two chapters to read, Liu Yang, this scumbag, well done!