Reborn in the 1950s: From the Start, I Rule the Arts Scene

See Chapter 91 [Blowing a kiss] It seems pretty good so far, very fresh 🤭 Start with acrobatics, perform abroad, and win glory for the motherland 👍 The overall direction is pretty good, the heroine is righteous and patriotic... However, occasionally the author makes the heroine forget the role of space 🤦. For example, props for pretending to be magical and ghostly can be stored in the space, and there is no need to waste them by burning them. After all, materials are not so easy to obtain 🤭

The title of the book is still very novel, and the writing is okay, that is, the heroine returns to her previous life at the end of the world. Generally speaking, people who have been in the bedroom are very decisive. The heroine is a bit indecisive about certain things. There is also the fact that New China was just founded 50 years ago. At that time, supplies were still very scarce. The heroine is too generous and the gaps between her fingers are too wide. Four stars.

I rarely read novels about acrobatics. The heroine is very well written and the characters are described in detail. I like it. Everyone recommends this book. It's a pity that the space is too small to raise animals.

I don't know why this article only has an 8.0 Score. I think it's pretty good-looking, the plot is not procrastinating, the heroine is not brainless, and she's not mentally ill. It's pretty good-looking and exciting! Each character setting is good, I read it in one sitting

In the 1950s, in the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China, there was a lot of waste waiting to be done, human nature was mixed, the remnants of feudal society were still very strong, and the idea that men were superior to women has always been a stubborn yoke! The heroine is a ray of light, cutting through the darkness! The hero is like a guardian angel! Protecting the heroine in obscurity! I love the natural relationship between them!

There were three days of wedding leave in total, and Gu Yao and Chu Yun were bored in the house for three days. These three days were a novel and fascinating experience for the two of them. Both of them are not young anymore, and no matter what channels they come from, they both know what is going on between men and women. But knowing this kind of thing and experiencing it yourself are completely two different experiences. The two of them were deeply intoxicated and couldn't extricate themselves. Seeing that the holiday was coming, Gu Yao was still debating whether to take another day off. He couldn't bear to leave his newlywed wife. Just when the two of them were half asleep, the phone on the table suddenly rang. This phone was installed for Gu Yao by his work unit. He took a deep breath and picked up the phone. Mo Lihong's voice came out, "You two have been tired of acrobatics for two days, you are tired of it, right? Let me tell you, there is business, you two have to come to the acrobatic troupe for a meeting." In the days to come, Chu Yun continued to stay at the acrobatic school and cultivated many useful talents for the acrobatic world. A hundred years later, her name was in the history books, and everyone called her Teacher Chu. Mo Lihong served as the leader of the acrobatic troupe for twenty years, but died at the age of eighty-nine. Their era has finally come to an end.

I have bypassed this book several times, and this time I accidentally clicked in and listened to it. I felt that the content was quite good. The author found a new way. She no longer went to the mountains and countryside to buy and sell on the black market. The heroine joined the acrobatic troupe and performed shows to bring glory to the country. Space also played a different role in performing magic tricks than other books. This book is quite new among chronicles.

A particularly interesting period piece, there are very few books written just after liberation, especially the career of the heroine is particularly interesting.

The title is "Bringing Billions of Materials"

The title is the 1950s, and the author really wrote about this era, and the details look quite vivid and real. There are very few things happening after the 1960s. What's even less important is the relationship between the male and female protagonists. If they weren't married, I wouldn't have noticed that they liked each other. However, the whole story has a beginning and an end, and the characters are distinct. I like Duan Xiaoli. She was so brave to give up her cowardly husband and divorce decisively on the day of her wedding. Modern people may not be able to do it.