
Love in the Time of a Chance Marriage
露遇拼婚时光
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- Completed
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- 1.1M Words
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- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 5y ago
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I thought I was just writing this for my own amusement, but I didn't expect that readers would keep following it and give me feedback on some details and plot points. I will continue to improve it! Thank you to @, , , , , , 38176, , and many other readers for your support and encouragement! To all the readers who voted for me but haven't mentioned them yet, thank you all!
Postscript: First of all, I would like to thank the author for painstakingly writing such a wonderful novel for readers in their spare time during their workdays! Initially, I wasn't very interested in online novels. However, at a casual gathering, a friend told me that "Happy Huimin" had published a novel online with a very novel plot, strong positive energy, and many eye-catching chapters.
"Heaven and earth are the continuous journey of all things; time is the guest of all things. In the uncertain passage of life, Tingyue, despite her misfortunes, still encountered small moments of happiness, holding onto the warmth of the sun amidst the vast sea of people, and cherishing precious feelings. May they continue to be happy."
"No one is perfect, and nothing is flawless. There's no need to be overly demanding. He (Xu Chang) ultimately remembered their past kindness and helped Tian Lu when she encountered difficulties finding work. She remembers this kindness; gratitude outweighs resentment. This is Tian Lu's character—treating Xu Chang this way, and treating others the same way!
In Chapter 163, the author writes, "Life is like that; letting go of others is perhaps letting go of yourself." This statement has been incredibly insightful and reflects a profound understanding of life. We only live a few tens of thousands of days, and life is never smooth sailing; we will always encounter setbacks.
Chapter 128 describes Ye Xingkong and Tian Lu going to the night market after get off work and returning home very late. Chen Limu waited for his children in Xingkong's room the whole time. The anxiety and worry on Chen Limu's face reflected the sentiment: "There's no one better than a mother in this world; a child with a mother is a treasure!" A mother worries when her child is away.
"As a mother, Ju Xiu never complained to Tian Lu. She always avoided saying anything negative to her daughter and didn't want to cause Tian Lu any trouble." This passage from the author speaks volumes about the magnanimity and tolerance of mothers everywhere. It shows that although women may seem weak, mothers are strong.
The author writes, "It's not that I didn't work hard enough, it's that people more talented than me are still working hard. No pain, no gain. Thirty years of hardship, fifty years of enjoyment." These golden words are easy to understand. But many young people don't understand this principle.
"Work is certainly for making a living, but what's more valuable than making a living is fully exploring one's potential, utilizing one's talents, and realizing one's life value in work. Realizing one's life value is the highest realm of a person. First, one must have a clear life pursuit, that is, a clear goal, and this goal must be something one loves.
In Chapter 167, the author writes, "At midnight, everything seemed to be fast asleep, and the stars were blinking their sleepy eyes in the sky." "In the quiet night, the chirping of crickets could be heard everywhere, and the fragrance of the night permeated the air, weaving a soft net that enveloped all the scenery." The personification is so beautifully written! I've copied it down to share with readers!