
Taking My Parents to Work
带着爸妈去上班
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 367k Words
- Genre
- Realistic Fiction
- Subgenre
- Family Drama
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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120Chapters
11.3kRecommendations
896Fans
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This book is very suitable for Hunan TV.
Yishan Jin Dashen, you've been a top author on Qidian for over ten years. Many of our long-time readers have read several of your works, and the synopsis of your new novel, "Going to Work," seems incredibly exciting. However, the first two chapters are so nauseating in terms of characters and setting.
Yi Shanjin's books are suitable for college students. After reading them, you can either break free from constraints and soar higher, or calmly prepare to face the challenges of life. After working for many years, reading stories of people worse off than yourself will no longer evoke the feeling that there are others worse off than you; it will only make you feel a sense of shared experience.
[I've already started reading; the writing is excellent. Please maintain this unique style.]
The author's writing is superb; it's definitely worth reading and subscribing to. I'd like to recommend a book here: "A Transmigrated Old Man Picking Up Trash and Surviving by Making Bad Movies," a hilariously suspenseful tale of ruthless action and multiple personalities.
Is it really that well-written? Let's support each other with comments, okay?
Help! There isn't a single normal person here. The main character is neither smart nor intelligent...
A very good book, the character portrayals are fantastic.
The author's books are all very good, it's just that the updates are too slow.
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Brother, I really think your character descriptions are very vivid. I've forgotten many of the main characters in all the historical novels I've read, but Sun Yuan, the patriot, left a deep impression on me, especially when he defeated Yue Tuo in the eighth year of Chongzhen's reign. Gao Qiqian, the incompetent and cowardly villain you portrayed, is one of the most memorable characters I've read in all the books I've read. I really hope you can write another historical novel.