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Life Is Not a One-Way Street
"Everyone Goes His Own Way on the Road to Work" focuses on four young people who have just graduated and face the dilemma of contemporary fresh graduates who are involved in career choices. Lin Zhisui, a liberal arts student, worked full-time to prepare for the cultural and tourism establishment exam and wrote copywriting in private to subsidize the rent, but was maliciously deducted from her salary by the platform; her boyfriend He Yuheng was obsessed with the municipal establishment and believ
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Shanhuai Ferry Woman
Introduction to the work "Woman crossing the Locust River" The 100,000-word realistic rural novella "The Woman at Mountain Locust Crossing" takes Shanhuai Crossing in the Dabie Mountains of southwest Anhui Province as the background and tells the tragic and inspirational story of Chen Huaixiang, a low-class woman who suffered half a life and was reborn. Huaixiang was born in 1968. Because her family favored sons over daughters, she was raised by her widowed grandmother since she was a child. B
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I Won't Be a Scumbag
The heroine Lin Wan is 28 years old. She grew up in a family that values boys over girls. Her parents have squeezed her salary all year round to subsidize her younger brother's wedding gift. During her two first loves, she met a soft-boiled man and a PUA scumbag. Under the triple blow of environmental coercion, family affection squeeze, and emotional trauma, everyone predicted that Lin Wanwan would take advantage of the situation and turn into a scumbag among wealthy businessmen and suitors, r
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Bashan Daughter Red
1. Story background In the new era, in the ancient villages deep in the Daba Mountains in eastern Sichuan, during the period when the rural revitalization policy was implemented, young and middle-aged men went to the coast to work all year round, while a large number of middle-aged women stayed in their hometowns. They were burdened with the burden of supporting their families, caring for the elderly, and raising children. They were trapped in multiple dilemmas of emotional loneliness, heavy li
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