Reborn in the 1960S: This Heroine Is a Little Crafty
重生六零：这个女主有点茶
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I like it very much. This novel is very detailed and true. I cried and laughed for Acha. I accompanied her from little Acha who was in rags and worried about filling her stomach, familiar with the whole mountain, talking about raising pigs for meat all day long and only her grandfather accompanied her, to Acha who is a wife and mother who understands the world. There are many people's stories interspersed in it. The most impressive ones are the initial dislike for Xiao Zhou Zhengquan and later the pitiful sympathy for Zhang Hongyue. In short, I really feel that this novel is good, that's why it is serialized (っ╥╯╰╥c)
I've heard a lot of novels. Many people get bored after listening to it for a long time, but this one can be listened to forever without any major poisoning points. The writing is good and the logic is ok. Worth 5 stars. No sharpening, no prison, no sword! It was originally a 5-star review, but it was poisoned by the big poison at the back. If a child is thrown at your door, you will adopt it. If you picked it up in the wild, we won't say anything. It's a forced intelligence.
Every character in it is so vivid, has his own story, his own feelings and life. The only shortcoming is that I think Gao Qingmao was beaten too little, and Zhou Zhengquan was too miserable.
A very good article, plain and simple yet with some twists and turns that are very real. It is not as exaggerated in some period articles that so many gold mobile phones are both spatial and systematic. In fact, the biggest cheat in traveling to the past is the prophet, so those period stories that are both space and system are so "fake" that they are embarrassing.
This is the simplest and hardest-working male and female protagonist I have ever seen in all the period novels, especially Ah Cha's childhood. Without Qingyang, those difficult days would have been really difficult to endure... And Zhou Zhengquan, it seems that the thirteen years of childhood have spent all the good days of his life, which is more difficult than Coptis! There are no golden fingers or miscellaneous plug-ins for the space system. This is a true period novel, and it also makes people see that the scene in the mountains is more difficult than outside!
It's wonderful, no space, no golden fingers, real, step by step.
It's very interesting. The childhood of Ah Cha is really heartbreaking. The author's description of the childhood sweethearts and childhood sweethearts of the male and female protagonists is really delicate. The second half is like what the author said is real life. I really like the author's pragmatism. The article is very smoky and the rural life he describes makes people feel like they are actually there. Every character in the article is very vivid, as if they are a microcosm of the people living around us in reality. Each person also has a corresponding life. It is not that the characters in the novel are good to the extreme and bad to the extreme. The most regrettable thing is that Grandpa Acha could not stay with Acha for a few more years.
A very good book! I haven't rated it yet, but if I did, I think it should be above 9.8. The author's writing style is good, the characters are well-drawn, and the story is quite interesting. Although the male protagonist is a reborn person, this is a female channel article, so this article has no golden fingers, and it is not a cool article. In addition, the female protagonist's childhood was really difficult, so the article will be a bit heavy. However, the author's writing skills are very strong. If you want to read good articles, it is worth reading.
The author describes the life of Qingyang Acha in very simple and unpretentious language. I think it is very good and very close to life. This is because the parents are short-lived and have a lot of knowledge. It took me to review the life in the 1960s and 1970s. It was really hard. It is a novel written with great care. It is great.
It's a rare good article. The plot is eloquent. I couldn't help but feel sorry for Ah Cha's hardships in childhood. I was moved by the tenderness between Ah Cha and her grandfather, and I sympathized with the sorrow and sadness of her grandfather's death. I also particularly liked the hero's careful guidance to Ah Cha, so that Ah Cha can live a wonderful life. The article is very realistic. Although the article is refreshing and beautiful, this kind of article can resonate more with people!