Fat girl, someone loves

Author: Weina
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: Bestselling in 22 languages worldwide! "Sex and the City" producer's pick for the novel adaptation! Hollywood stars jointly recommend! Obesity is not stupidity, why do all weight-loss ads and slimming courses treat us like fools? Our weight is a cage, and we are the cowardly prisoners! We think that having a good figure will make someone love us, more love, but in reality, he placed a stethoscope on my left lower chest, and I couldn’t help but ask him, "Does my heart sound broken?" Canie is a clever girl, witty and humorous, working as a columnist at a newspaper company. She is excellent at her job and has many friends in life. She always believed she was outstanding until one day, she discovered her ex-boyfriend exposed their past romance in a magazine. She woke up to the realization that all her talent and charm seemed meaningless in the face of the number on the scale. Yes, she is a fat girl! And fat girls are unloved. So, Canie began a series of weight-loss courses to find her true love. At the weight-loss center, she met the handsome and kind Dr. Koo, feeling a closer care in his gaze. But with her weight, would anyone like her? During an interview, troubled by her own body, Canie met the famous Hollywood actress Macy and stepped into the industry of "gold medal scriptwriters." Although Canie didn’t lose much of her excess fat in the end, more wonderful things happened during her weight-loss journey. With newfound confidence, Canie finally understood the true meaning of happiness, escaped the "body cage" in time, and breathed freely in the air of love. She wanted to loudly announce her weight-loss results: "Fat girls can be loved!"