A Hit in the 1970s: My Lazy Kid Refuses to Join the Rat Race
火爆七零，咸鱼崽拒绝被卷
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 468k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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219Chapters
50Reads · 30 days
127.2kReads · all time
8.4Score
11Listens
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I'll secretly give myself a thumbs up.
The article is very well-written. Leaving aside the professional knowledge about Traditional Chinese Medicine, the character development alone is remarkable. Qiao Yue is single-mindedly pursuing her dreams, maintaining good relationships with family and friends, possessing great love but not being naive or simplistic. She is understanding, independent, and self-reliant.
It's not a mindless, overly sentimental story; the portrayal of family relationships and human nature is quite realistic, making it difficult to read. The various situations involving the female lead's relatives are also very frustrating. Especially the stepmother's attitude towards the female lead – while it's normal in real life, it feels depressing in a story about a spoiled, loving family.
Overall, it's a very good read. The female lead is really great; I didn't have any deep misunderstandings about the original female and male leads because of certain plot points in the book. The book's descriptions of Traditional Chinese Medicine are especially fantastic! 👍🏻 Keep up the good work, author! [Thumbs up]
It's really beautiful, five stars!!! Actually, I don't quite understand why they insisted on having another child.
It's great! I watched it all in one go and will definitely keep watching.
It's still worth watching. For example, the stepmother's transformation later on. There's an old saying that like mother, like son, and that's actually quite true. She's definitely influenced by her mother a lot. Even if she didn't have these thoughts initially, she couldn't resist her mother's constant nagging. It's hard not to be tempted! And what happened to the promised laid-back life?
The ending felt a bit rushed, but the process was good. It didn't force a happy ending; overall, a good book.
It's good, quite novel, focusing on growth within the story. The ending felt a bit rushed, but it did provide a conclusion. Great job, author! Keep up the good work... [Understood]
It's a good read, the writing is excellent, and it's very immersive. I believe in you and hope you keep it up! 👍👍👍