
Her Fussy 1970S Lifestyle Has Her Rugged Man in Tears
七零的造作生活,怨种糙汉哭唧唧
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 334k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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157Chapters
17Reads
7.5Score
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It's beautiful 😊 and it fits the period stories I like to read! The heroine is not a saint, nor does she rely on her knowledge of the book to know the plot. She has a saintly heart. Although the hero doesn't talk much in the early stage, he is very good to the heroine.
Forty years later. The white-haired Lu Yaoting held his arm with the equally white-haired Jiang Manman. The two stood on the riverside, letting the breeze blow on their cheeks. Looking back at the whole Shanghai, I feel an indescribable sense of pride. Half a century ago, who could have predicted that Shanghai would become so prosperous? "Brother Ting, look, this is the country we have built." She raised a gentle smile and let the years settle. At this moment, her face was full of kindness. Lu Yaoting hugged her gently and said with a smile, "Well, my family is always the most powerful." The two of them looked at each other and smiled, their eyes full of indescribable joy. The strength of China was the wish of generations after generations. She thought that China would be even stronger in a few decades!
The book is good, I like it very much The book has quite a lot of plots and is well written. I feel that the authors are similar to chefs in a hotel. It is difficult to agree with everyone. Those who like it will like it, and those who don't like it just don't like it.
I have read this book from beginning to end, and it would be outrageous not to give it a five-star review [face covering] It's great [like] [like] [like] Looking forward to your next book
The story is pretty good. The reason why I didn't give it five stars is because the heroine felt aggrieved because she didn't get back her father's pension.
Like riding a rocket 🚀 Unsmart duck🦆, what the hell? Not married yet? Why did you give the certificate to your future mother-in-law when you bought a house? And being scolded so badly, you just handled it lightly?
Not much else to say, but it's rare to read the entire book anyway.
Overall, it was okay. The first time the male and female protagonists met, the female protagonist was beating someone up (none of them saw their faces). The first time they met seriously, they looked at each other and immediately signed a marriage report. Except for the heroine's excellent grandma, the family members are all very good-natured and live a prosperous life. The only regret is that I didn't see what happened to my sister's suitor and whether he succeeded or not, haha.
Very very beautiful
Not bad, not bad, not bad. It's well written. Thank you to the author for your hard work!