
The 1940s: Conquering the Hard Years
四零:干翻艰苦年代
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Republican-Era Romance
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Other names
- A Village Girl in the 1940s! I Become an Ordnance Expert with My Space四零村妞!我靠空间成为军械专家Alternate title on Fanqie
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The theme is novel and engaging 👍 Definitely worth reading, it deserves at least a 9.5 Out of 10 👍 I just hope the author updates frequently and doesn't abandon the story 😏 Actually, Little Kikyo's father and brother are both very selfish people!
This book is well-written and very enjoyable. The 1940s must have been a chaotic era, and it was truly difficult for ordinary people to survive. The author vividly portrays Xiao Jiegeng's life, from a happy little angel to the hardships of supporting her father and brothers after they left home, making the reader deeply empathize. Fortunately, she met Qiuqiu, which saved her from an early death.
Watch as indigenous people, guided by a future AI, overcome difficulties and live a wonderful life!
The system isn't exaggerating as much as I'd like. Don't assume it's bad just because of a low rating; a low rating simply means the author has fewer fans… Readers who see this comment should definitely check it out! It's worth a look.
It's a good read; I've been following it since it reached 700,000 words... It's a different kind of period novel I've seen. There are indeed few works set in the 1940s and 50s, and this one is quite good overall... People who like fast-paced, exciting stories probably won't enjoy this more leisurely narrative style...
It's beautiful, I love it. The indigenous female lead's growth from childhood is as beautiful as the character of Jiu Mei in college in the 1970s. Five stars! Keep it up! If it falls apart later, I might change the rating.
The rating is a bit low. It deserves 5 stars. The story is unique and not clichéd; the plot unfolds gently and gradually. Recommended reading. The female lead has a great personality; the little girl grows up gradually without being a saint. 🤭🤭😳 Recommended.
Having read books for over thirty years, this is the first time I've seen a story about a child in charge. Not a fake child, but a real child. However, this child is lucky enough to gain access to a future interstellar intelligence space. It's a very short and enjoyable novel. It's just a little short; I'm following the updates daily, and the author only has one book, no other novels.
This AI is incredibly heartwarming, protecting the female protagonist like a child. Unlike some systems where you have to exchange points for life-saving items, this one is designed to save little Kikyo, completely selfless. There's no one as disgusting as Kikyo's mother! Bad people can be killed, but this mother is cowardly outside and bullies her children at home—there's no one as wicked as her!
The author's writing is excellent, and the historical background is described in great detail, realistically depicting the lives of the toiling people in a chaotic world. Thumbs up for you, and thumbs up for the hardworking siblings who strive to live their lives! A book worth keeping for when you're short on books!