Zhao Muci, International Lawyer
涉外律师赵慕慈
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Realistic Fiction
- Subgenre
- Youth Stories
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
In booklists 3
Highly Recommended, Worth Collecting, and Cleverly Written
Classics I've read
Decent Enough to Read
I read all kinds of things, since I’m a real bookworm. I started with fantasy, then moved on to urban fiction, sci-fi, romance, palace intrigue, drama, danmei... Eventually I lost track of what I was into. I just drop books that bore me after a few chapters. Usually, I can predict what happens in the next several chapters, or even the ending, after reading just one. I skip brainless harem stories outright. There can’t possibly be that many women around; it feels like a stud surrounded by a whole
Leave a Heart, Please! I'm Begging for Hearts!
My top recommendation is Cthulhu! There’s a great Call of Cthulhu tabletop RPG video on Bilibili! Check it out if you’re interested! No formulaic stories, please. I’m looking for books with creative ideas! (Or maybe you can surprise me with a clever twist.) These are all books I’m currently following. Updated from time to time...
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It's rare to find such a realistic workplace story, especially about setbacks and low points. Readers can't help but empathize with the characters. Learning skills, working hard enough, and being excellent enough are all important, but to live better and longer, you also need to learn to appreciate the beauty in the darkness.
At the beginning, I didn't think it would be a novel I like, but as it progressed, the story of Shen Haoyan reminded me of my own ex. We broke up amicably, it was a long-distance relationship, and he was very good to me. He remembered my habits, and I remembered his. Suddenly, tears welled up in my eyes. The plot flows smoothly and naturally; so far, I haven't seen any major flaws.
I really enjoyed the author's reflections on workplace issues, interpersonal problems, love, and marriage, especially the portrayal of gender discrimination, sexual harassment, and self-doubt faced by modern working women. It felt incredibly real and relatable! I cried several times while reading it; it's truly fantastic! 👍👍
The author's writing is delicate and meticulous; the style is elegant; the content balances entertainment and popular science. I hope the author won't be influenced by short-term data such as recommendation tickets, monthly tickets, and subscriptions; and will steadily complete the work. Wishing the author great success in selling the copyright (even if it's not finished!). Keep it up! 💪 🌹
After so many years, it's rare to find such a delightful workplace article. The writing is fluent, the insights profound, and the logical thinking of a legal professional is crystal clear. Every time I see the definitions, I can't help but smile; this is practically an educational article. Looking forward to the next installment.
It looks like it has great potential for being adapted into a TV series.
It starts with professional knowledge, so I'll bookmark it and study it slowly. Xiao Zhao has so many faces, it makes me very curious. Curiosity killed the cat, I need to see for myself!
It's very well written; that's my opinion. The smoothness is really good, probably because it's so realistic. Perhaps because he is a lawyer, the novel has many logical connections and echoes throughout. The highlight, and a stroke of genius, is the three chapters about first love.
Reading the novel while watching "The Exciting Offer" i
Zhao Muci x Xiao Yuan, haha, I finally got to ship them! 🌵