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Chapter 1269 1267 Comments on "Weekend Couple"

Chapter 1269 1267. Comments on "Weekend Couple"

Hello everyone, I am Cang Yiwei.

Today I would like to recommend a new reality book to you.

Weekend Couple, He Xiao
Category: Reality-All kinds of reality.

Summary:
At a crucial moment in his job search and salary increase, Lu Zhenzhong, a life winner, suddenly learns that his father has lung cancer. Discussing medical treatment for his father with his estranged wife, Zhou Zhong, he realizes that their relationship isn't as solid as he imagined.

His wife, who was deeply resentful of her father-in-law, refused to pay for the treatment. His sister, who had never been favored since childhood, insisted on seeking medical treatment. His confident competitors were closing in on the victory. Lu Zhenzhong's comfort zone was broken from then on.

Can he use his own way to launch a series of beautiful counterattacks against fate?
【Brief Comment】

She has four books under her name, including "The Story of a Sweet Love with Face Control", "Sister Yue Huang", "Shanghai Ordinary People's Biography" and "Weekend Couple", with different word counts.

Most of the themes are related to urban life, love and marriage.

At first glance, he is obviously a traditional author who used to work for various magazines.

Half a year ago, a reader left a message on my book club, asking me to recommend more novels in the realistic category, which is similar to the short story category, and I would like to take care of Didi, and there are really many good books among them.

Of course I believed what he said was true, so I went looking for books, but the titles were a big turn off. I just went around again, and the same familiar smells, such as "Grassroots Lawyers Also Have Spring" and "Wandering in the Vast Daylight", etc.

These titles, which look like magazine and journal titles, often make many readers feel intimidated, and they feel that they must be very heavy, depressing and uncomfortable.

Last month, a friend from the local Federation of Literary and Art Circles asked me to submit a manuscript. I submitted it as scheduled and was told that it would be published in the next issue.

I am very clear about the quality of the manuscript and how big the gap is compared to the level of traditional authors in previous journals. The content and subject matter are also very different.

I won’t say much about the relationship between traditional novels and online novels.

What impressed me about this book today was the title, but what made me depressed was the content.

It is common for people to have relationship problems when they reach middle age. The opportunity is that the protagonist's father suddenly becomes seriously ill, and the problems of treatment, cost, and the long-standing value issues with his wife are all very common problems in reality.

The writing is certainly impeccable; the author writes with great care and revises with great care, creating a text that is both flavorful and thoughtful. As a reader of "The Sword Comes" has said, it's perfect for those who can read quickly.

I'm pretty much immune to all kinds of toxicity. No matter how brainless or silly a novel is, I can still read it with a bit of apathy. The tone of this book, set from the outset, isn't particularly gentle; it oozes a sense of helplessness and despair. The older you get, the deeper you experience that, no matter where you come from. Many readers enjoy reading online novels, often with a touch of escapism, hoping to find a haven for their souls.

This book, on the other hand, takes the helplessness of reality, magnifies it several times, and then delivers it to the reader, doubling the damage.

The results are generally not very good. Although it may be published, it is more likely to be shelved.

Also, yesterday, a ZH.com author, certified by the ZG Writers Association, left me a message asking me to stop recommending online novels, saying they all follow the same formula. He didn't even mention the title of his own book, making comparison difficult.

Since he, as an author, views online literature in this way, I hope he will say goodbye to online writing as soon as possible.

Finally, I hope you all like this book "Weekend Couples".

【to sum up】

Writing is not easy, so cherish every moment.

I’m Cang Yiwei, and I’m here to promote “Cang’s Ramblings”.

Welcome to the paradise of book reviews.

【Cang's Ramblings】

Send a notice in advance.

We will start military training on the 28th and end on September 9th, under closed management.

The stored manuscripts have been used up.

Finally, the day came when I needed to ask for leave.

For some reason, I feel a little excited inside.