The Frail Man of the 1960S Is Fierce

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This book is really beautiful. It is another type of real and fake daughter. There is no revenge of the real and fake daughter. It is so happy for two people to live together. There is no space in this chronicle and there is no golden finger. It is really good-looking.

This is the fourth book I have read by Sang Sang. I have never been interested in the subject of real and fake daughters. When I found out that it was Sang Sang's new book, I still hesitated to read it. As a result, I was moved by Zao Zao and Mu Mu's mutual support and companionship during the special period. The theme is old but the concept is very novel. I look forward to the follow-up.

It's good to watch, the plot is not cliché, the heroine and Zaozao's characters are both very good, and the relationship between the heroine and the second male lead is also well written. I've read many period novels, and it's definitely a good one and deserves a higher rating.

Good looking, love Sang Sang. Start watching today. I saw the energetic, outspoken Zao Zao, and the soft, intelligent, sensitive and sober Mi Mu. I saw Xu Chengxing, who was resolute, gentle, considerate and stubborn. Mom and dad who love each other morning and night, love each other, are kind and far-sighted. And Zaozao's dad. Xu Chengxing's parents (especially his mother). The most important thing is Sangsang. The writing style is very delicate, not sharp but reveals humanity. Come on

I couldn't stop reading it and even omitted to comment. I love reading this kind of book that is not outrageous but has a lot of life details. The characters are very vivid and real, and the stories are flesh-and-blood, making it easy for people to immerse themselves in the world of the book. A rushed ending is essentially the same as a continuation, but I can accept it. At least I know the general plot behind it and respect the author's arrangement. The only dissatisfaction was that the ending ended on Xu Chengan, saying that Chi Mu was the person in his dreams that he could only hope to achieve. I feel a little uncomfortable.

I like reading Sang Sang's books. They have a rich flavor of life and detailed descriptions. Some of the plots make me laugh out loud. I like it early, I like it late, and I look forward to talking about it later.

It's very beautiful, the writing is also very good, and it doesn't feel stiff at all.

There are no golden fingers, no huge profits in the black market, no top scorers in college entrance examinations, no buying houses in Beijing, no background behind the scenes, but real emotions, real historical background, real environment, and real transformation. It really touched me. Recommend!

The ending felt a bit rushed, I should have been able to write a sequel. I don't know if Sang Sang wrote this Chimu: Little strength, can't cook, can't farm... The next book is Calamus, strong strength, can cook, good at housework, can cure diseases, know medicinal materials, know martial arts, can do anything, but I'm still catching up on it [eating melon]...