Set Sail

In just six months, the male protagonist Yang Fan has experienced a series of major changes in his life, and his life has fallen into a desperate situation. At the same time, his body also quietly underwent some subtle and unknown changes. Facing these sudden changes, his outlook on life and values ​​have been greatly changed, as well as the many tests he will face in the future from career, love, family and other aspects. How does he find a balance between career and love? How does he face various temptations? Can he and his lover finally get married? Yang Fan is not the tall, rich and handsome person often seen in romance novels, nor does he have the superpower to travel through time and space. He is just an ordinary urbanite, and his portrayal is true and close to life. Perhaps some readers can still find their own shadow in Yang Fan, or they may resonate with some of his experiences. The style of the novel is still simple and fresh, and what it wants to express and praise is still the deep family affection and a simple love. If readers want to change their tastes and change their mood after reading too much about rich feuds, fantasy, and passion, I believe this novel will be a good after-dinner dessert.