
Steel City Brand
钢城烙印
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 300k Words
- Genre
- Realist Fiction
- Subgenre
- Social Realism
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Synopsis
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141Chapters
115kPopularity
1kReaders
9.3Score
1.6kMust-read votes
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Move The story was very immersive, and I shed tears several times. Each character has a distinct personality. We may be as ordinary as Xuejun, aspire to be as outstanding as Wang Yu, or as adventurous as Jiajia, but ultimately we must be ourselves and steadily walk through this ordinary yet wonderful life, step by step.
This is a book I wrote about my hometown, Panzhihua. I haven't been home for two years. I miss it so much.
I was deeply moved. It was excellent. I've never voted before, but this time I cast all 10 votes I had!
Very good
Articles that are close to real life, ordinary people in an ordinary world.
It's rare to find a novel about our generation (41), and this one feels very familiar. Although the author is relatively young, some of the events described are ones we experienced ourselves, evoking memories of the past. The author's writing is simple, vivid, and apt. Vote!
I'm also from an industrial family, and I've been working in a steel rolling mill for almost 20 years now. I can relate to what you've said, and it's very relatable.
Greatness comes from the ordinary!
This is a very down-to-earth book; it's realistic and relatable! Highly recommended.
Good plot, exciting sentences, smooth writing, sharp style