Goodnight, My Chongqing Girl

Very well written! But there are two shortcomings. The first is that it talks too much about finance and uses too many terms that ordinary people cannot understand. I won't go into more detail on this. The second is that the female protagonists are too perfectly portrayed. It is undeniable that there are such people in the world, but in the position of the three of them, it is impossible to do this. On the contrary, the three women in Su City are more in line with common sense. This book writes about people's characters and emotions in a very detailed and penetrating way, especially the male protagonist. However, the whitewashing of the male protagonist is still a bit disgusting and is a failure. Whitewashing Xia Lan's letter turned into seeking redemption, which was barely acceptable, but after establishing a relationship with Shen Yu and sleeping with her many times, you had to sleep with Xia Lan more than once. This was unacceptable. In addition, if it weren't for the extra story, I really couldn't see who Su Cheng really loved. Only with the extra story could I understand that it was Ning Hong, Qin Mu was in the past tense, and An Hui was too scheming.

The "plot" is often out of the question, but maybe those who have read "The Tenant" may not have that much stamina.

The ending was not perfect, the misunderstanding was resolved, and the family was not reunited. How will Su Jiangbei arrange her future work? He promised Yao Jingyi to help her open a chain of B&Bs, but he has not cleared Shen Yu's name yet. Your escape has caused her to be slandered as a carefree single mother, and everyone who knows you is scolding her. The author should not write about his parents' love triangle, but first write about Su Jiangbei's polyamorous relationship.

The writing is beautiful and the style is good. Isn't it right that the rating is not high?

I really like the Chongqing dialect of this book. I also like Guaiguai and some modal particles. I would like some sweet articles in Chongqing dialect.

The best novel I have ever read! The writing is delicate and the characters are well portrayed!