The 1970S Educated Youth: The Villain Always Acts Pitiful Around Her

This is a book with a very special setting among the many period novels I have read. There is no black market and no space system for farming. The overall plot is also very smooth, but the background of the male protagonist always feels a bit vague. We know that he organized reselling with his classmates after graduating from high school, but after decentralization, why the local black market boss is afraid of him is not particularly clear. It cannot be just a few harsh words.

It is different from traditional period novels. I read the first chapter before and gave up because I felt that the heroine is a kind of virgin with a soft personality. However, other period novels mostly like to write about a heroine with a good family going to the countryside to marry a rough guy from the country. This novel has the male and female protagonists who have similar family conditions and similar upbringing environments, so I read a few more chapters and later found out that the heroine's personality is a pleasant surprise. She is not as delicate as a virgin who loves money [like] , I also like the personality of the heroine, and get along well with the heroine. She is not the kind of heroine who relies on the heroine to pull her up, and her environment and personality are very different. The personality of the heroine is also the standard for heroines in other eras, but it is not as good as the heroine in this novel. She is really lazy when she says she is lazy. She really doesn't work much when she marries because of laziness. Unlike other heroines of this type who like to help the poor and then work for her husband's family after getting married. Forget it, five points

The writing is quite good. I just like reading period novels without golden fingers. I finally found another book [Admiration]. Added a bookshelf, waiting for the update [please update]? Come on, author, the writing is quite to my liking. Not many people read it now, maybe because it's not popular enough. I couldn't find your book when I looked for it. I only saw it after it was recommended on the home page. Don't give up [code it], it's very well written [love] [love]

It's good-looking, I really like the character of the heroine. She's not pretentious, she's straightforward and generous. If you like it, you just like it. If you don't like it, you won't pretend to like it. When someone gossips about you, you'll just go back in a weird way. She has absolute trust in the hero and relies on him. She understands that she's not as smart as the hero in some aspects and directly seeks help from the hero. Unlike other novels, you have to hold on for dear life. Don't be awkward.

It's super good-looking. It's the first time I've seen a book about this era where you have no system and you have to work hard by yourself. It's so fresh. Although it's a little inconsistent with that era, the heroine's ideological awareness is very rare. It's super good-looking. To be honest, this book made me truly feel pure friendship.

It's very beautiful. The heroine is very cute. Anyway, I like it. It's being serialized, so it will speed up a lot.

The writing is particularly good. The heroine is innocent and cute at 16 and not mentally retarded. She is really cute. She plans well with the money given by her family until she is 60 years old. She is obedient, hard-working, and strong. Maybe it is because the author wrote that she is very sunny. In fact, the heroine has made a plan to never see her parents in her whole life, so she cries secretly at night. The character is very three-dimensional and full. Although the background is a bit out of history, the male protagonist is still living well after being devolved, but the writing is so good. I don't dislike it at all. I write more. I love reading it.

It's well written. The heroine is well-behaved but doesn't get bullied and has her own temper. She's straightforward in her relationship and doesn't show off. She's stingy but is willing to give up to the male protagonist. The male protagonist is sinister and loves the female protagonist very much. He has sacrificed a lot to prevent the female protagonist from suffering. I really like the scenes where the two of them are alone together. It's very natural.

Sweet love, childhood sweethearts, a very good love period novel. There is no golden finger that can turn everything into gold, and there is no omnipotent system space. The author writes well and has a lot of laughs, but the rating is a bit low.

What a sweet pair of childhood sweethearts. I read a book about the same era, and they were both so sweet. Halfway through, the male partner and the girl were separated by their father, and the girl went to the countryside and was transformed into the heroine.