The Female Supporting Character in the 1980s Wants to Make a Comeback

Maybe sometimes we can't achieve the expected results even though we work hard, maybe sometimes we can't do it well no matter what we do, maybe we taste countless tears at night, maybe many things are beyond our control, but it doesn't matter. There must be cracks in life so that sunlight can shine in.

New story, new chapter! Wisdom and beauty coexist! The dark night is illuminated by your starlight, and the haze of the dark night is dispelled by you. You are unique to me, one in a million. Except you, it's still you.

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The period articles I have read usually describe the normal life in the Northeast, but there are also some in the South, and I have also read about the life of fishermen. But there are very few articles that describe the lives of people in pastoral areas. This is the first time I have seen an article that describes the lives of people in pastoral areas. I personally find it very interesting. I am a southerner and have never traveled far away. Learn about the lives of different people by reading the chronicles of these different regions. It's interesting to know some local customs even without traveling far. This article is also very lively and interesting. I like it very much

I really like the male and female protagonists. The female protagonist does things neatly and never shows mercy to the scumbag. It makes my blood boil. The male protagonist only has the female protagonist in his eyes and heart, and is a completely loyal dog. Come on, the author, I will keep following you!

I have actually read a lot of period articles. Perhaps because I was not born in an earlier era, I am particularly curious about life in the 1970s and 1980s. Most of the period novels talk about rural life or urban life, which is mainly about farming, but what is new to me about this novel is that it tells about a pastoral area that I have never been exposed to. In the author's description, I saw a pastoral area that respects nature and has simple folk customs. People in pastoral areas regard cattle, horses and sheep as their partners. They not only take good care of them, but also do not allow others to bully them. In their hearts, these partners are like family members. Perhaps it's because they live on the vast grasslands. People in the pastoral areas are very real and generous. They are always brave enough to express their feelings to the people they like without any roundabout temptations. Hearty, true, generous and good at singing and dancing, these are the pastoral people I saw in this book. If I have the chance, I really want to take a look at the lives of people in pastoral areas today. Do you know how real people in pastoral areas live? What do you think a pastoral area should look like?

This book looks quite refreshing and a little sweet. The writing style is very interesting and brings a different flavor of the era to us little cuties. The villagers are simple and honest, but of course there are a few parts that are not. In short, I really, really, really, really like it very much! ! !

This is my first time reading a grassland novel, it's so good✪▽✪)

Male protagonist: "You used a lasso to steal my heart." Are you sure (⊙o⊙)! So funny~(￣▽￣~), hahahahaha(ಡωಡ)hiahiahia