You Don't Have to Please the World

The book can be read from the beginning to the end. The protagonist Nan Xun has grown from a carefree and even blacklisted artist into a responsible, responsible and career-minded man. The book's description of society and human nature is vividly reflected, such as Xiao Pan and his company who promote Jiajia leukemia under the guise of leukemia, and the father who extorts money to negotiate for his daughter's treatment in order to pay off debts, etc. But fortunately, the ending is very sweet and perfect. The relationships of Mu Han, Wang Xinyi, Jia Fei and others started and ended well. The protagonist finally opens his own farmhouse, and Mirou returns to him. This book is really a book that reflects the real side of society, family ties, emotions, people's hearts, etc. It is full of meaning, endless aftertaste, and worth reading.

It's nice, but the ending is too rushed.

The subject matter is quite realistic, especially the gentle part, and the male protagonist does not suddenly become famous like in many books. However, Mi Rou's emotional line is too abrupt, maybe because the writing has been focused on Wang Xinyi and Wen Wan. The author of Wen Wan's story is cleverly written. In fact, after she enters reality, even if the male protagonist does not deliberately misunderstand her, they will be separated in the future, and Wen Wan will become the kind of "ex-girlfriend" in many books. The author writes this part after they reunite, which truly reflects the helplessness of reality.

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There's not much to say, I'm a rough person, I can only say it's so beautiful, so I'll update it soon!