I Marry a Rough-Hewn Man with My Supplies: The Educated Youth Has a Space in the Seventies
携物资嫁糙汉：七零知青她有空间
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- Shocking! A Female Educated Youth Becomes a Billionaire in the 1970s惊爆！女知青在七零年代身价过亿Alternate title on Fanqie
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I've read up to chapter 90 so far, and it seems alright. I'll continue reading. I usually read the synopsis first, then the comments, to decide whether to add it to my bookshelf. I almost gave up because of the comments, but after reading it, I think it's pretty good. So far, while the female lead is sometimes a bit generous, she's not the kind of infuriating saint, and she's not weak-willed towards awful characters.
The book is quite good, but I wonder if Xia Tong and Zhao Nianchu are misspelled? Just make sure the names aren't mixed up. Keep it up!
Sigh, she was a graduate student before she transmigrated, how come you can't tell at all? You could just say she's probably a bookworm, or maybe her grandfather never taught her anything. It's normal that the female lead doesn't understand social etiquette, since she doesn't have any relatives or extended family. My literacy level is too low to read this kind of story. This story might be about a beautiful and kind-hearted female lead, but the female lead is too kind to handle…
I'd give it a heartfelt 3 stars. The 5 stars are because writing this wasn't easy. Having read so many novels over the years, this is the first time I've encountered such a niche term as "Holy Father." Let me explain: kindness and sainthood are different. In my own understanding, kindness means helping others after fulfilling one's own needs, without violating human nature or conscience.
Zhao Nianchu and Jiang Yan. The female lead, carrying the wealth accumulated by her family over generations, travels back to the 1970s as an educated youth sent to the countryside. The male lead is also an educated youth; both are from Beijing. They take the university entrance exam together; the male lead studies medicine, and the female lead studies biopharmaceuticals.
It's alright, but who is Xia Tong?
I'm rereading it. Do any fellow readers have recommendations for novels where both the male and female leads are educated youth sent to the countryside?
It's a great read! Thank you, author, for your continued efforts and for writing even better works for everyone to enjoy. Thank you to the female lead and the male lead for working hard together to get into university, for the male lead becoming a doctor, and for the female lead opening a factory.
The author writes a good book, but keeps misspelling the male and female leads' names. It's clearly Zhao Nianchu and Jiang Yan, but you keep writing Xia Tong and Zhou Jinbei.
I finished reading it late at night, skipping around a bit. Overall, the novel was alright, but it was too down-to-earth. The first part was too uneventful, with little action, and the focus on career development only appeared later. But it's a novel, after all; it can't be too down-to-earth. A bit of jumping around would make it more enjoyable. It wasn't exciting at all.