Wandering Through the Vast Daylight

I'm speechless. The protagonist has become nothing more than a tool for the author to appease the readers, showing absolutely no growth. Faced with crises, he just freezes up, becomes dazed, and passively waits. Despite learning from his ex-girlfriend's experience and Yan Yan's lessons, he still turns into a clueless newbie when facing Lao Ni. "

This book has substance, but it's also a bit excessive. The reality and the blatant way it's presented are somewhat anti-human. Talking about love with a prostitute, is that what a normal person would think? And then there's a group of people around them who are hypocritical and self-righteous... But I have to say, the portrayal is incredibly vivid. While watching, I felt disgusted and repulsed, yet I was also drawn in by the plot, by its anti-social and immoral elements!

Great read! The previous book, "The Age of Glory," was also very well written! When it comes to creating works with realistic themes, Mei Shi Niang is truly a master!

This book focuses on various divorces and chaotic situations; it seems most of the women around the protagonist are divorced, mistresses, or something similar.

The male lead is a handsome, seemingly innocent guy with a melancholic and sorrowful aura and a strong sense of empathy, which makes him popular with many women. The early episodes are quite good, telling stories from a blind person's perspective. Later, after he regains his sight, the emotional entanglements between him and multiple women become apparent.

The author's biggest problem is that in order to write a plot they want, they're willing to ruin all the well-developed characters from the beginning.

Am I the only one who finds the protagonist disgusting, especially in his treatment of women?

It was moved from somewhere else, Master's wife, please agree quickly! 😍

In the mortal world, amidst desires and entanglements, love and hate intertwine. The book's selling points—the livestreaming industry, the service industry, businesses, lust, carnal desire, human desire, the threads of relationships, the web woven by emotions—almost completely contradict my reading preferences, yet I still found myself engrossed.

Tan Shuzhen appeared 😏