Half a Lifetime of Longing

It's a good book, it's so realistic, so people don't like to read it, but the writing is very real. Chen Erdong is indeed unpleasant, but this is us young people!

I have started my own business three times, but there is still no growth at all. The fourth time I started my business, the capital came from a loan. After the bridge loan renewal failed, why did I rather bear the interest of 20,000 a month than sell my house? Are I crazy or stupid? I wonder if loan sharking will only get deeper and deeper.

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The real-life life of little people is very down-to-earth, and it is the life of you and me.

Write well and ask me if you have any questions. I'll keep an eye on you, kid! !

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These chapters are already somewhat interesting, and the realistic themes are worthy of attention.

Halfway through I couldn't stand it anymore. I could feel that the author drew on his own real-life experiences or those of friends around him when creating. However, the protagonist was a little too unattractive and incompetent, so I couldn't understand why Han took the initiative to like the protagonist. He fell in love with the male protagonist out of nowhere. It's a bit toxic. It should lay out some of the charm of the protagonist that makes girls like him when the two get along. He is warm, gentlemanly, knowledgeable, and funny. Moreover, the first love is too trivial. If there is a real relationship, it will be divided and combined for a period of time. I feel that the characterization of the character needs to be more logical.

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It can be regarded as catching up! "Half a Lifetime" has only reached this point, but it's only twenty-one chapters. The overall feeling is still good. There may be surprises? Generally speaking, the author's writing style is relatively delicate and has a certain sense of picture. But is the writing somewhat hasty? If some plots are properly developed, the effect may be better.