The Factory's Young Beauty in the 1980s: Laying Low, Counting Money, and Enjoying the Gossip
年代娇嫩厂花，苟在厂里数钱吃瓜
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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The characters the author created are quite realistic and relatable. The details are well-written, the logic is clear, and there are no illogical parts in the story. It's a very enjoyable read. Keep it up!
I think the author's writing style suits my taste quite well. Is it because they don't want trouble that they perceive them as saints? I think some of the comments in the comment section are still inappropriate. Kind people also need help; after all, who knows, you might be the next one needing help?
I really love the author's writing style; the characters are all very vivid. My favorite is Yang Ziyu; she gives me the feeling of a remarkable woman from the 1960s, quite different from the other characters. Keep up the good work, author! I'll always support you!
Pretty good, I like the author, keep it up!
That's great, or maybe it's just that taking the train feels too kind.
Although this book has a low rating, I really want to say it's genuinely good, and the writing isn't simplistic. It's better than most historical fiction. It's truly to my taste. I don't care what others say, but this book definitely deserves a 5-star rating from me.
It's really good; the characters are very distinct, and each person's personality is written just right.
The author's writing style is mature. Although there are a few minor plot holes, they don't detract from the overall quality. Keep up the good work! Five-star review.
It's super good, I love the female lead's personality.
It ended before I could get enough.