The 1970s: With a Pocket Dimension, This Girl Makes Her Own Way
七零有空间：女娃当自强
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 248k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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127Chapters
609Reads · 30 days
88kReads · all time
102Shelf adds, last 14 days
8.6Score
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I finally finished reading it, and it was quite good. Although they suffered as children, they had the support of their elders throughout their schooling, and the three siblings were also very self-reliant. Also, the female lead, Xiaolan's, small storage space was quite nice. Although the novel is fictional, many parts were vividly described, forming a self-contained world. It felt so fake! 🤭
My heart aches for those three siblings. I hope everyone in the world is happy and joyful.
The female lead is a sentimental person; if you treat her well, she will repay you tenfold. However, due to her parents' favoritism, scheming, and indifference, her relationship with the male lead has been strained for many years. The female lead carries the future of three people not because she is burdened, but because of the weight of their emotions. Her ability to shoulder the future of three people is the result of her own hard work.
The days passed in a flurry of activity. Wang Xiaolan juggled her studies with caring for Principal Li and the others. She kept in touch with Wang Jianguo, who was far away in the Northwest, through letters and phone calls. Along the long telephone line, every word, though seemingly devoid of emotion, was brimming with affection.
This is the only book that made me cry, and probably the only one. It's truly excellent, and the author wrote it with great care. I'll definitely keep it.
I skipped through chapters, and the part where the older sister, Wang Xiaoli, was deliberately kept in the dark about her arranged marriage by her awful relatives, and she insisted on marrying a crippled and mentally challenged man, was incredibly satisfying. Her younger sister, Wang Xiaolan, found out and, unable to stand it, beat up the relatives.
A touch of melancholy! The author put their heart into it!
It's good, and the plot doesn't drag.
It's a short story, not bad, but I felt a little sorry for the female lead, her sister, and her brother. How could parents not love their own children? Because of this childhood trauma, the female lead's sister and brother never married. Sigh...
This short and concise historical novel is fast-paced, with a realistic and touching story. It depicts a relationship between parents and children that is distant but deep between siblings. The children want to be filial to their parents, but their parents don't take their filial piety seriously. In the end, they can only go their separate ways and never see each other again.