Dignity I
体面I
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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359Chapters
2.7kRecommendations
1.5kFans
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The characters are vividly and realistically portrayed. I'm also the second child in my family, although my parents aren't like that. But as the saying goes, the older child is always the most loved, and the younger one suffers the most. Although my parents love me too, without comparison, there's no hurt. The second child always receives the least attention. It's very relatable.
I really dislike her mother; she's so unreasonable and irrational! I hope Bai Er can hold on! Parents' affection—if I have it, I'm lucky; if I lose it, it's fate. Children should just do their duty. Who doesn't want to be loved?
I love your writing; it captures the myriad aspects of life.
Although this book is filled with everyday family dramas, which isn't my usual type, it's absolutely captivating. The characters are vivid and relatable! Reading the author's first book has made me decide to check out their other works.
The more I write, the more it falls apart 😰 Bai Erren's character has collapsed.
The last chapter brought me to tears of laughter; it was a very happy ending. I'm really looking forward to Jane Austen's new book.
Friends of "Decent," we're just idly discussing who should play the role of our beloved Dr. Rong if this book were adapted into a TV series. He seems to think he's a pure and innocent flower, and anyone who even glances at him is considered a defilement 😁😁😁. Which young male actor could capture that kind of charisma and charm? 🤭🤭🤭🤭😊
Is the female lead stupid? She gets involved with her boss, then claims her love is over and decides to just find someone else. Even if it's to provoke her ex-boyfriend, does she have to go this far? Wouldn't it have been better to seriously develop a character?
Why does it feel like Bai San is going to kick out Da Rong?
The female lead's mother is a microcosm of a rural woman deeply poisoned by patriarchal ideas; she's bad enough herself, but she also demands her daughter contribute to the family. Yet, she's around 50 years old. Isn't that bizarre? It feels a bit out of place.