
As a Widow, I Struggled to Make It in the 1980S
穿成寡妇的我在八零奋斗
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- Completed
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- 571k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 4y ago
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- Fanqie
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It's quite good-looking, and I like the characters of both the male and female protagonists. The heroine is really good like this. She doesn't do business and buy courtyard houses like other heroines of other eras. She just does her own thing seriously. The best has no sense of existence. There are also flaws, but don't pay too much attention to it. It's just good. It feels comfortable to watch. I hope the author will continue to work hard.
It's a good read. I want a high-quality novel like this. Finally, I saw a heroine who traveled to the 1980s and didn't make a fortune by selling vegetables.
It's quite beautiful. I accidentally saw it at 4:30 in the morning [covering my face]. As a bookworm of more than ten years, I have been short of books these days. I also discovered this book accidentally. The heroine is calm, organized, down-to-earth, and hard-working. I don't have any rash ideas or golden fingers. I rely on my own hard work to work hard for the future of myself and my family. This article is very comfortable to read. I can give it five stars⭐ This is the end [Thinking] It was so rushed and some things are still unfinished. I don't know what other people think. People like me are prone to anxiety. I just like watching the gentle and determined heroine Like praise praise praise praise praise praise praise praise praise praise praise praise praise praise praise praise praise praise praise praise praise praise praise praise praise praise praise praise praise praise praise praise praise praise praise praise praise praise praise praise praise
I stumbled upon this book by accident. It was a treasure. Why haven't I found it before? It's so beautiful. The heroine takes a political route and climbs up step by step with her own strength. It really means that women can hold up half the sky. I don't like to read the old-fashioned kind of educated youth with big golden fingers going to the countryside.
It's a wonderful book. Being an old bookworm, I actually read it word for word. But I think the ending is a bit rushed and I want to read the extras ~ Come on, author^0^~
It's quite good. I personally think the score should be between 8.5 And 9. It tells the story of ordinary life and is fascinating. It's better than some of the ancient novels I've read that have high scores!
I finally finished listening to it. In the early stage, the heroine was in the style of a great heroine, gentle and demure, calm and collected, smart and eager to learn, and quick to deal with things, etc. A series of great heroine qualities. The story line of this book is good. The heroine relies on her diligence, studiousness, life experience, intelligence and good character to work hard and take good care of her mother-in-law's two children. She is very positive and infects the friends around her. But later on when I fell in love, it was really unbearable to watch. When I met the male protagonist, my IQ was forced to drop, especially when he was wearing the skin of a big heroine and doing some trivial things. All in all, this story generally has flaws, so if you encounter something you don't like, just listen to it [laughs][laughs][laughs]
Ordinary Life I think it's quite interesting. It's the first book I've read in full recently.
Recommended to read it, the heroine is gentle but not weak... Not emotional, she is calm... The emotional line is not the kind of ups and downs... Keep at it, and later I saw an article about the heroine's struggle for love and career? There are some minor flaws in common sense, so just read it as a parallel article... The faults do not hide the good points... Anyway... I have finished reading this... Although I couldn't help but complain in the article... Fortunately, I was not persuaded to leave [face covering] [face covering] [face covering]
The older ones didn't say anything, they just shook their heads as they looked at the heartbroken young men. It's a very interesting and inspiring story. The heroine rises from nothing to become a winner in life. She is also a filial person. Good job! The ending was too quick. The ex-husband was given two children, but the male protagonist only had a daughter. Was it a mistake? In those days, sons were valued over daughters, not to mention that the Lu family was a military and political family. The husband's family always looked down upon it, but now it's better!