Three Feet of Red

Meng Xin is portrayed quite realistically, relatable to many people around us. Under the protection and harsh discipline of his single mother, his character is truly awful—cowardly and somewhat cunning. One act of deception is like being thrown into hell. Old Ma is an interesting character; the author clearly put thought into him, even now that his identity is clear, he still feels like a facade.

I found the book yesterday afternoon and finished it this afternoon. It's quite a good book, reminding me of Chen Ergou from Feng Huo. However, Meng Xin is not like Chen Ergou. He's impulsive, timid, and reckless, and he rarely has his own opinions. What's interesting about this book is that it gradually unveils the inner workings of the story.

Reporting in! Keep up the good work, author!

Keep it up, author! There are so few authors from Hunan Province!

The novel's subject matter is also acceptable However, the way he spoke was rather... Unrefined!

Having read over four hundred chapters, I feel compelled to say something. Ouyang Qing is like a domineering CEO, while Old Ma is like a hidden master. With the support of these two influential figures, Meng Xin's life should have taken off. Meng Xin's constant struggle is a truly well-written character, with subtle psychological portrayals in daily conversations, the deceit and treachery of the drinking scene, the anxieties and uncertainties of a small person, and the changes in his status.

I checked the author's fan base and then looked at similar recommendations; they were all books about realistic life, and the number of fans was ridiculously low. I don't know why. I'll recommend the author anyway.

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I've come to read "Women Can Be Strong Too".