The 1970s: Snagging the Handsomest Educated Youth as My Husband
七零：霸个最俊知青做老公
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 219k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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109Chapters
128Reads · 30 days
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I liked it; there were no cheat codes, only hard work. I even cried at the end. The female lead's father couldn't be with his wife and daughter due to work. The male and female leads were quite sweet, and the male lead's parents were also good to the female lead. It was very heartwarming, with no truly awful characters, making it a very easy read.
I think it's quite good. The key is that the protagonist has a good personality; he's not a saint, not pretentious, and not overly competitive. The plot is tight, not dragging, and has a beginning and an end. Some short stories don't have an ending, which is frustrating. Keep up the good work, author!
Wow, that's amazing! I'm so envious! They know so much. These days, rural kids rarely learn calligraphy or anything like that. Boys might learn Taekwondo, girls might learn dance, but those require living in the county seat; it's simply not something you can learn in the countryside.
Good, good. The content is comfortable, heartwarming, and lightly funny, and there don't seem to be any weird villains or anything like that. The female lead is intelligent and unpretentious, both silly and cute, and has an exceptionally rich imagination.
The ending was abrupt, but it was still very good.
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It's very heartwarming, like a gentle, flowing stream.
The female protagonist, without any special advantages, relies entirely on her knowledge and hard work—it's definitely worth watching.
It was good, but I didn't see Yang's father and the others reunite at the end.
It looks great! Keep it up!