Half a Lifetime of Longing

It's a good book, so damn realistic, which is why people don't like reading it, but it's written very truthfully. Chen Erdong is indeed not likable, but that's just like us young people!

One person started three businesses and still hasn't made any progress. Their fourth venture was funded by loans, and after failing to renew bridge financing, their behavior was appalling. Why would they rather bear 20,000 yuan in monthly interest than sell their house? Are they crazy or stupid? Don't they know that high-interest loans only lead to deeper debt?

I've saved this. Keep it up! 🤓

The film depicts the real-life experiences of ordinary people, reflecting their everyday lives.

Write it well, and ask me if you don't understand anything. I'm rooting for you!

🌹✌️👍 Awesome!

These chapters are already quite interesting; the realistic themes are worth paying attention to.

I couldn't continue reading after reading half of it. I could sense that the author drew inspiration from their own or their friends' real-life experiences, but the protagonist was rather uncharismatic and incapable. Therefore, I simply couldn't understand why Han would fall for him so easily. It was a bit toxic that she fell for the male lead so inexplicably.

Checking in 🙂

I guess you could call it following along! I've only reached chapter 21 of "Only Half a Lifetime," but overall it's pretty good, and there might be some surprises? Generally speaking, the author's writing is quite delicate and has a certain vividness. However, is the writing somewhat rushed? Some plot points might have been better developed if they were expanded upon appropriately.