I Marry a Rough-Hewn Man with My Supplies: The Educated Youth Has a Space in the Seventies

I have read the latest chapter 90 so far, and I think it is okay. I will continue to follow it. I usually read the introduction first, and then the comments to decide whether to add it to the bookshelf. I almost gave up because of the comments, but after reading it, it is okay. So far, although the heroine is a bit generous sometimes, she is not that irritating Madonna, and she is not weak in dealing with the best.

The book is quite nice, but the words Xia Tong and Zhao Nianchu are written incorrectly. Just don't get their names mixed up. Come on!

Alas, she was a graduate student before time travel. I can't tell at all. I can only say that she is a nerd, or her grandfather has never taught her anything. It is normal for the heroine to not understand anything about human nature. After all, the heroine has no relatives, seven aunts, eight aunts, etc. I basically can't read this kind of article. This article may be about the heroine being kind-hearted, but the heroine's heart is too good to bear...

Really give it ⭐⭐⭐three stars. Five stars because it's not easy to code. After reading novels for so many years, it was the first time I saw such a niche term as "Holy Father". Explain that kindness is different from the Holy Father and the Holy Mother. Use my own understanding. Kindness means helping others after satisfying one's own needs, which does not go against the human heart and human nature. (So many people will say how to judge the human heart and human nature? In fact, it depends on the worldview and values ​​of the author's liberal arts) For example, when sharing food, the heroine actually gave the small amount of food to the mother-in-law and grandson. (The kindness here goes against the human heart and human nature, because there were few people in the social environment at that time who were not hungry. The ones who were even worse than them were. There were too many villages. And the heroine actually gave the food she just received to others because of the hero's few words. And she gave it to others for no reason. Then it definitely violated the world view under the special environment at that time.) It's not that you can't get close. But it lacks polish. For example, you can say that the kid tipped him off, what? He helped the other party and the other party served himself.

Zhao Nianchu, Jiang Yan. The female protagonist has led her family to accumulate wealth for several generations, and she travels through the era of educated youth in the 1970s with materials. The male protagonist is also an educated youth, and both of them are from Beijing. The male and female protagonists take the college entrance examination together, the male protagonist studies medicine and the female protagonist studies biopharmaceuticals. The male protagonist graduated as a doctor, and the female protagonist went into business. They both had successful careers and gave birth to twins.

It's okay, but who is Xia Tong?

I'm here for the second review. Book friends, do you have any recommendations for books where the male and female protagonists are both educated youths?

It's very interesting. Thank you to the author for continuing to work hard. Come on and write more beautiful works for everyone to see. Thank you for the heroine and the male protagonist who continue to work hard to get into college together. The male protagonist became a doctor and the female protagonist opened a factory.

The author thinks this book is good, but you always write the names of the male and female protagonists wrong. They are clearly Zhao Nianchu and Jiang Yan, but you always write them as Xia Tong and Zhou Jinbei.

I skipped through it late at night. The overall feeling of the novel is pretty good, but it's too grounded. The first part is too flat and doesn't do much. The second part is about pursuing a career. After all, it is a novel, so it can't be too grounded. A proper jump style will make it read better. It's not exciting at all. Move, the author may have never talked about love. The emotional part of the male and female protagonists is too blunt, there are no pink bubbles, and it feels awkward to look at it. The heroine's space is not very powerful, and many places are blurry. It's a bit anxious to watch. It's missing one star of praise. Come on, come on, come on⊙∀⊙!