Campus Youth: Summer of Bubbles and An Angel Will Love You for Me are all tragic, but they are all the ones that can't be moved after reading them. Jing M.Guo's new book, Tiny Times, is not as determined and sad as How many flowers fall in a dream, nor as sad as the summer hasn't arrived yet, but has a little more mature flavor. Suggestions.

Just graduated and ready to enter the workplace: Du Lala's promotion, a very good novel, from which I learned a lot of workplace rules. There is also a book I have been reading recently, the woman in the lattice, which teaches you how to be a top; .

In fact, there are many excellent novels, but they don't quite fit the landlord's type, but I hope you can read them sometime: The Kite Runner, I'm waiting for you in the rain, Daughter who doesn't exist and so on.