Chronicle of the Fifties

Five-bedroom 🍏, six-bedroom 🌺, nine-bedroom 🌽 The 🌺 of the sixth room must still be the 🌺 of the sixth room, the fifth room thinks that the 🍏 in his hand is 🌺, and the ninth room thinks that the 🌺 of the sixth room is 🌽 (the above personal inference has nothing to do with the setting)... Xi Dan (the eldest daughter of the sixth family), her dharma name is Hui Xin, and her soul is Jiang Yan. Xiluo (collaterally related to the third daughter of the Nine Fangs), whose dharma name is Huining, and whose soul is Huixin. Xi Xi (the fifth granddaughter of the concubine), the original version. Jiang Yan was a little princess doted on by her grandparents, parents, uncles and brothers in the sixth house, Huining was a poor little girl who was ignored by her parents in the ninth house, and Xi Xi was valued by the grandfather of the fifth house... The fifth-family Xi Shishen covets the direct descendants of the Xi family... Xi Xi has an inexplicable closeness to his ninth daughter-in-law, Li Yin... Li Yin, who is a cousin to Jiang Yan's mother and covets Jiang Yan's father, doesn't like his own daughter, but he takes special care of Jiang Yan as his "own daughter"... The direct daughter of the Xi family can bless the Xi family for hundreds of years. From this we can vaguely guess that Xi Shishen, the concubine's fifth-fang son, may have "suspected" played a civet cat-for-prince trick, and exchanged his (seemingly more likely) biological granddaughter for the direct granddaughter of the fifth-fang family, thinking that Xi Xi... Li Yin came to make a second adjustment, or a first adjustment... But Jiang Yan's identity as a direct daughter is inevitable, so why does it cause various identity deviations... Why is it that the flower in Liufang is still the same one? [I really want to chop my hands off, 🐨]

Because it is a big family, the names of the people are only different by one word, and there are so many characters that it's a bit confusing to tell them apart! I want to ask, is Zhao Tianbao the son of the heroine's eldest brother (posthumous son)? Can you give me some spoilers: Is the heroine's eldest brother really dead? By the way, I would like to say that the writing is really beautiful!

Jiang Yan, Yan Yan, Xiao Yan'er... When Gu Chen appeared, the little girl who had always been wise and courageous showed her cuteness and naivety at the age of thirteen. Whether it was the heroine's intentional actions or the result of love, it touched people's hearts... Suddenly I want to say, Huo Lingjun, the male protagonist, let's forget it! Huo Lingjun appeared with great righteousness in his body, mission in his eyes, and only admiration for the little girl in his heart... My dear, where is your love, where is your love, where is your love! Well, Comrade Huo said: He is only thirteen, I am not a pervert! Hahahahahahaha...

"There are no bones by the river, and heroes die in hundreds of battles." When time travel collides with anti-travel, rebirth collides with rebirth again...

The comments I saved have been deleted again, ㄒ^ㄒ... (Third time) I want to say that when I first saw Chronicle of the 1950s, I didn't expect that I would like it. After all, there is a Chronicle of the 1970s (I haven't read it) at the front... Jiang Yan traveled back in time, and the "wisdom heart" was reborn in his cousins... Time travel bumped into anti-travel, rebirth bumped into another rebirth, and I was confused for a while, plus a lot of character plots... The Xi family, the land seller, the sixth uncle, the ninth aunt, the head of the Xi family, the legitimate daughter, the nunnery... The story is not about the emotions of the male and female protagonists, but the author has successfully created a story about the Xi family in the 1950s and the decline of the Xi family. In the natural background of the arduous war of resistance, the struggle between the concubine and the concubine, the dispute over the land, the internal strife of the family, and the quarrels between the mother-in-law, the daughter-in-law, the sisters-in-law, and the neighbors. The young heroine spends her daily life in the nunnery, collecting medicine, going home, hunting down horse thieves, and teasing the "intelligent heart"... The characters are complex, but each one has a distinct image. The story is lengthy but has clear layers, natural connections, and deep and simple emotions... After watching too many romances dominated by male and female protagonists, "Jiang Yan" chronicle seems like a breath of fresh air... Simple, unpretentious, distinct and fragrant... I like the fragrance between the lines, the clear three-dimensional image, the emotions that naturally flow out of the words... ·★,:*:·(□▽□)/·:*·°✨* The above is just a first reading. If there are any mistakes or omissions, please read them in the text! Little Jiang Yan can't run away, okay... ... [In the new year, I really want to get rid of my habit of commenting on everything I see, but I always feel that I owe it here (I wanted to post it when I first read it). I am making up for it now, and I will work hard to keep it in the future😑]

The three books written by the author have not been completed yet. They are all abandoned articles. The author has no dedication to writing at all!

Jiang's father couldn't let him die to avoid being a burden. His sister was not a good person, so why let her go? Besides, he is not a father, so he always gives him face. Give your sister a chance to kill herself. Are you crazy?

The writing is messy and I really can't understand it.

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