What a book! Just wow.
have u done 3rd book in the dragon series yet
be sure to update the book. Give us an answer at least, don't leave us with this feeling of neglect. Please
I feel he treated her very bad and he used her I dont thinkshemust be withhim
tq so much author for update new chapter. nice story ...️
love this book!!
when will they know that they were married, my gosh I spent my hard money and still can't get to when they'll know they're married to each other!!
Wonderful as always. They seem to be in a different universe as her other novels.
Beautiful story. Well done
There's a theme running through these chapters that I can't shake: the idea that transformation requires physical suffering, and that suffering has its own strange beauty. Su Banxia's blisters are the most honest symbol in this text. She punctures them with a needle, yellow transparent fluid oozing out, and the author doesn't flinch from the visceral detail. This is a woman literally rewriting her body's relationship to labor—her hands, once used to gambling and idleness, now bear the marks of real work. The blisters are badges of a new identity. Then there's the burning of the weeds. Zhang Xiaolan suggests it: 'The ashes can be mixed back into the soil as fertilizer.' This is such a perfect metaphor for the novel's central question—can the past be transformed into nourishment for the future? The dry weeds, once useless and overgrown, become something that helps new growth. Su Banxia's previous life, with all its failures and debts, isn't being erased; it's being composted. Jiang's domestic scene with the dough is also symbolic in a quieter way. Kneading, rolling, cutting—these are acts of creation. He's making something from nothing, just as Su Banxia is. Two people in separate rooms, both trying to build something stable out of uncertain ingredients. The repeated imagery of dirt, sweat, and physical exhaustion grounds the story in a philosophy that seems to be: you cannot think your way into a new life. You have to dig it, literally, with your bare hands.
Oh my! Such an awesome book. Please don't spread hate if you don't like this book. This book much better than any of this books I've read here. More updates please
I'm recommending this story to my friends