[1v1 + period setting + two top students + striving for success + reunited after a breakup + sweet romance]
Wen Ran transmigrates to the 1950s. In her previous life, she worked as a simultaneous interpreter, and she is determined to use her translation skills to contribute to the field of diplomacy.
With the guidance of their intellectual parents, Wen Ran and her two older brothers all manage to attend university before the college entrance exams are suspended, and complete their studies.
Thanks to her excellent grades, Wen Ran graduates early and is selected to join the Ministry of Foreign Affairs as an interpreter.
During her studies and personal growth, Wen Ran finds someone who shares her ideals. He is a young man from a Shanghai family of red capitalists, possesses exceptional intelligence, and is an early supporter of China’s computer industry.
A twist of fate leads to a misunderstanding. With the country’s development needs and family circumstances keeping Lu Qingzhou from contacting anyone outside for the time being, Wen Ran has no choice but to leave the place where her heart was broken and take a posting overseas.
Several years later, Wen Ran returns to China on a rotation, and the two reunite. Their love still burns bright. Once the misunderstanding is cleared up, they finally build a home together, and their careers and love lives reach new heights.
Hmm~ The author writes very well. I may have read it too much, so I personally prefer the one where the male protagonist appears a little slower. The front part is very good, but when I saw the male and female protagonists together, I was... Super disappointed 🤦 Why did they get together so quickly? At least wait until work to get together, really! Why
It's a running diary, and it doesn't indicate the time points, which seems laborious.
It looks great, but suddenly I can't see the title at the end. I'm a bit uncomfortable with it.
Not very pretty
Like! Different from most chronicles
Sy is too annoying and annoying. I hope their whole family will suffer the consequences.
Well written
It's cool to see how the hero and heroine dare to go to college without a golden finger. Why is there no mention of famine, and I don't know how many years it was? Is the famine over?
Can it be updated? Is this an abandoned article? Every few months is too slow
Just average. Anyway, I feel like after 84, I am in the water character.