Married Far from Home
远嫁而来
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 219k Words
- Genre
- Realistic Fiction
- Subgenre
- Family Drama
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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98Chapters
10.9kRecommendations
10.7kFans
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I've watched it so many times that I've teared up; it reminds me of my younger self...
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Holy crap! Holy crap! The IT industry, company relocation to the south, layoffs, mid-career unemployment, unhappy wife, parents refusing to help take care of son... Author, are you spying on my life?!
I haven't been online for a few months, and while browsing casually, I stumbled upon He Xiaofa's new book. Keep it up! 💪
Congratulations to Xiao Shen on the release of his new book! I'm grabbing the first seat!
The diverse lives of urban men and women
I don't know how many books this is by He Xiao, but each one is outstanding. What's even more commendable is that with each book, one can feel the author's improved mastery of language, story, and characters. Each book depicts the lives of urban men and women, their emotions, marriages, and careers, yet none are alike.
Reading He Xiao's book doesn't feel like reading a story; it feels like listening to a friend recount her personal experiences. If the author didn't have relevant experiences herself, she must have done extensive research before writing the book. It's so realistic that it feels like the author has peeked into my life. I look forward to her next masterpiece.
This is the end. I'm a little reluctant to see it end.
The story is very relatable. Life in a big city is tough, and couples need support from each other. I suspect the author has a lot of life experience, which is why they handle the development of relationships so maturely. There are no melodramatic catfights in this book, and that alone is enough for me to decide to buy the whole thing.
Cao Jiamin's story was handled subtly in the latter half; was the author afraid of stirring up gender antagonism? I think that although she's not perfect, she's very real. She's just like a colleague I know. I've always been curious about how some of my colleagues manage to keep their marriages intact; turns out they married for love! I'm so envious!