
Life in a Chaotic Courtyard Compound in the 1970S
鸡飞狗跳的七十年代大杂院生活
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
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- Fanqie
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It's quite good to read. The book is full of short stories about parents but it's not offensive. Just like in life, it's rare to see better period novels. (Looking at other things, it's not that the golden finger is very big, "I can't eat enough to ask for moral character when others are eating all day long", and I always argue with others, which makes people feel irritated)
Summary: It's a pretty good group portrait book! 👍Worth reading Advantages: 1. The characters in the compound have very distinct and detailed personalities, and there is no conflict with the character design. 2. There are no logical errors in looking at it. 3. The plot is quite rich, not boring, and it is very interesting. 4. Although there is a little cheat, there is no old-fashioned system. Disadvantages: 1. The timeline in the second part feels messy (the first part just develops slowly and goes with the flow, without emphasizing the timeline. In recent chapters, the protagonist has suddenly changed to have traveled through seven years. I was stunned when I saw seven years 😧) 2. There are not many traces of "picking up garbage from previous lives" described in the introduction (since it is written in the introduction, it should be a focus of description, especially after a hundred chapters, there is almost no description of picking up garbage) The above are purely personal opinions and the author writes freely
Apart from being a bit short, it's pretty good so far! ! ! Come on
This book is very well written! The story about parents is very real, in line with the reality of that era, and the writing is smooth! Unlike some period novels that are completely unreadable, either the prices are exaggerated beyond description, or the storyline is so ups and downs that it makes people feel depressed! This kind of family-friendly, warm and daily life with golden fingers is very nice! Maybe young people don't like watching it very much, which is why all the ratings are so low! In fact, this is one of the best-looking chronicle books.
It's cool and beautiful, especially the top-notch products around it. It makes me angry and want to see it every time.
This is my first time to comment so early. After all, I have only read Chapter 18, but I can't help but give a good review first. How can I put it, the setting of the novel is very novel, you pick up the garbage of your previous life. I haven't seen the best yet. There is no violence. It is very relaxed and relaxing, but it makes people keep reading without realizing it. In short, it's good! There are only over 400,000 words now, which is not enough to read. Please give the author a big boost! You can do it! Looking forward to writing 1 million+ words! Come on [like]
So far this book is pretty good. The story is well laid out. Grasp the big and let go the small. I won't describe the details of going to the supply and marketing cooperative to buy things or eating in state-owned restaurants. I also briefly mentioned the need for a license plate when buying a bicycle. I don't even write down what to cook or what to prepare. It only writes about events and is very capable.
The writing is so beautiful. It made people laugh to death at first, and makes me happy just thinking about it. Gradually, it becomes more ordinary and warm. It is not like a great upstart. Although it has golden fingers, it is not extraordinary... It is worth reading.
This book has a score of 9+. It shouldn't have ended so early. Continue writing until Xiaozhi gets married. The large courtyard set up in the article should actually be taken over in the end, because these people all made money and sold them all to the old lady [laughing][laughing][laughing] The work is really good!
Everyone's story is great. I want to know what Cheng Sidi and Xiaofang will be like in the future, and whether they can change their destiny through knowledge. This book gives me the feeling that different experiences, different personalities, and differences in education levels make up this large courtyard.