In the Seventies, My Educated Youth Husband Gives Himself to Me
七零年代，知青丈夫以身相许
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- Completed
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- 633k Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- 3y ago
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I like to read this kind of spatial novel that has no space or system. The male and female protagonists are both good. Fortunately, I wasn't scared away by some of the comments.
It is a rare good article. Although there are some minor mistakes such as the name and time, it still cannot conceal the taste of the article. The three views are very upright and the story is exciting. The male and female protagonists and their relatives and friends all grow up in a difficult but friendly, harmonious and uplifting environment. Although the female protagonist is a local girl in the 1970s, except that she does not have the same big golden finger in the space system, she is really excellent. Beautiful, strong, powerful, a good hunting expert, good at reading, has a photographic memory, and knows some herbal medicine... My younger brother is super cute, clingy, smart, sunny and upright, and my grandpa is also very loving, super good-looking, full marks.
Very good, very sweet, but some of the names are wrong. One is Yuehong and the other is Yuemei. The bad Yuemei is always written as Yuehong.
It's a very good chronicle article. There are no cheats. It's all about your own hard work. You can read it from beginning to end... Unlike many golden-fingered chronicle articles. It's too exaggerated. Every time I read it, I give up the article in the second half. If I were to give it a rating, yes. 9.5 Points
It is a rare masterpiece in period novels. The male and female protagonists have no space, they are not reborn and time travel, and there are not many good relatives. The female protagonist is a descendant of a soldier and has very upright views. The story is full of family, friendship and love. It is worth reading.
It's good to read, but there's one thing that kept me worried. The hero's mother gave more than 2,000 yuan to her best friend (enemy), but she didn't give it to the hero. Later, the hero's mother never asked for it back. The author forgot to write it. I was so anxious when I read it.
A period article with a good plot, thank you to the author!
This book is very beautiful. The female protagonist and the male protagonist have no space, cheats, and systems. Through their own hard work, they live a happy life. There is no shortcoming in the whole book, it is very real and down to earth, and the family and love are great. Highly recommend it! Five-star praise for the whole book!
The pretty heroine is from the original novel, and she is not a time travel, nor is she a rebirth. It's quite good-looking, and the heroine has a lot of brains and physical strength. I am sober and self-aware, very decisive, and do things cleanly and neatly. I can do things without being pushy. I also handle interpersonal relationships very well. There are many positions available for veterans who have retired from the army.
The whole novel is quite interesting. Although the female protagonist is not a time-travelling woman, her thoughts closely follow the later generations. The male protagonist excels in the early stage and does not write much in the later period, but he has always supported his daughter-in-law's career, and the relationship between the two has been smooth. Overall, there is nothing to complain about.