The Educated Youth Who Went to the Countryside Was Snatched Away by the Village Chief's Son
下乡知青被村长家儿子拐走啦
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- Completed
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- 221k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- 3y ago
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- Fanqie
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The article is not bad, there is nothing weird about White Lotus. Except for the female educated youth who is jealous of the heroine at the beginning, the hero's family is also very good. Lu Beizhi treats Jiang Jingyu as his daughter and dotes on her. Although the heroine is from the city, she doesn't have any princess disease. Although the work was slow, but careful, it was normal and I had never done it before. The only bad thing was that the ending was a bit unexpected. After all, the heroine really wanted to have a baby, but in the end she didn't say whether the baby was a boy or a girl, so she just brushed it off.
Hahaha, you can't just have the perspective of the male protagonist and the female protagonist all the time. You have to write about other people's perspectives from time to time. For example, if you write about the perspective of the heroine's family, you can write the perspective of the male protagonist's sister and the perspective of Lu's mother or sister-in-law. Only in this way can it feel fresh. If it is always the perspective of the male and female protagonists, it will give people a sense of fatigue, and it will feel like there is a lack of many stories and plots. Finally [laughing] I hope Sun Xiaoxiao and the male protagonist's brother Niu Er will be together! Let the heroine have multiple people to accompany her
Very nice, I like it very much [Blow kiss][Blow kiss][Blow kiss]
It's good. This man is a good man no matter what age he is. The two of them worked hard together and studied together, and finally took the college entrance examination together. From the beginning to the end, the male protagonist was very good to the female protagonist, which is enviable. He is very good-looking and has pursuits. A good man deserves to be owned!
It feels so good to have a big family living in harmony. This is my favorite novel. Is Lu Beizhi the legendary warm man?
In fact, I'm quite dissatisfied. I want to watch the follow-up, but I haven't seen enough. I can't give a professional review, but I feel that the male protagonist is pretty good. The love is bland and passionate, and there are no unpleasant parents. Overall, it seems smoother.
It's good to watch, no misunderstanding, but the ending is a bit rushed. I recommend it, recommend it [laugh][laugh][laugh]
It's really beautiful, but the ending was so unexpected [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying]
It's simple and beautiful, but the ending is a bit rushed.
Not bad, the plot is simple and in line with rural life