I rarely read the article for the second time, and I always don't have the patience to read it a second time for one reason or another. Anything that can cause me to have second thoughts is very precious to me personally.
This book was unexpectedly good-looking. The mistreatment of the female protagonist made me heartbroken, but the male protagonist did not cheat on her physically or mentally. In the crematorium at the back, there was no outrageous plot such as paranoid kneeling, everything just felt just right. Worth a second brush!
Second brush, a classic of the prodigal son turning back. A small regret is that I think it would be nice if the male protagonist chased his wife a few times later to break the ice and the female protagonist was more or less gradually moved, otherwise it would seem that the final acceptance would not be so willing.