
The Commoner's Second Chance
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- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 4.2M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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Some personal thoughts on the ending.
Many people say this book has a bad ending, but after reading the ending, I have a slightly different understanding from everyone else. Some readers feel that the author didn't clearly explain the various characters, such as lovers, friends, careers, and villains. Chu, it's a bit of a letdown. All I want to say is, with over 1500 chapters, how many characters? How many events?
After ten years of reading, this is the best book I've ever read. Although its length daunted me, and I probably won't reread it, this length is not the same as that length. Some books with 5 million words are no different from those with 1 million words, while some books with 1 million words have the same depth of meaning as those with 5 million words; I can finish reading "Tangmen" in three…
Dong Xue, in the beginning, was doomed to a lifetime after meeting Lao Bian. Her love was heartbreaking, and it was the purest love. They met when they were both poor and insignificant, and fell in love before she became successful. In the end, the naive girl could not escape the clutches of the old man.
Li Xiang, the great mother who left a lip print on her child's face and then calmly faced death; Yu Jin, who mistakenly killed Li Xiang and vowed never to marry; Xia Ning, who was diagnosed with a terminal illness, spent her last moments with Tong Chao, and the song "Go West" that I will never forget; Shen Fu, who said, "Be cautious again and again, and above all, never deceive your own heart."
Is the protagonist truly a loyal and mature man?
I couldn't continue reading after chapter 100. At first, I was pleasantly surprised, thinking it was a story of a mature man and his wife's struggle from "sharing joys and sorrows" in their past life to "sharing happiness" in this life when they are capable of doing so. As it turns out, the book reflects the author's personality.
The story is finished!
Thank you, Geng, for explaining Hu Xi's situation, but I still have so many things I can't let go of. 😭 Guan Shunan, who shielded me from the bullet and left, is the only one I miss in Songjiang. Will she ever see Lao Bian again? What will become of Yu Jin, who never married and has Li Xiang's child? Will she tell him his mother's story? Will the frozen Zhu Dezhen wake up many years later?
I didn't finish watching it the first time, but I slowly watched it all at home during the Chinese New Year this year... Thank you for the story, author. I look forward to your next story. And of course, it would be great if there were side stories…
I took the second construction test today. The teaching building is called Shangshan Building. I suddenly thought of Lao Bian and the main building among lay people. The good stories are really endless. I hope I can pass today 😡
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This book takes a turn for the worse after the male protagonist starts flirting with Fan Qingyu. It stops resembling a novel and becomes filled with the author's reflections on human nature, cause and effect, and the world ravaged by power. The male protagonist doesn't grow; instead, his character collapses. He becomes selfish, greedy, and cowardly.