
Cozy Days at the Seventies Island Family Compound
七零海岛家属院的温馨日常
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 150k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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The author has started a new book! I followed every chapter of the previous one without missing a single one, and this book is just as good. I hope the author won't stop updating and will continue to post several chapters daily; otherwise, such a good book won't be enough to read!
I just realized it's a serialized story 😢 I can't get enough of reading it!
It's good, looking forward to the rest of the story.
It's so frustrating, I've been following two of this author's serialized books 😢 [Please update more frequently]
It's amazing!!! It's amazing!!! It's amazing!!! Everyone should go see it! 😍
It was alright, except for the part about the bathhouse and the notebook. It seemed like the male lead had feelings for Qin from the performing arts troupe, but he was too career-oriented and didn't put romance into it, so it wasn't quite a "clean" relationship. He shouldn't have kept the notebook. Sigh. Later on, the female lead became more career-oriented. Overall, it was good.
It's a really good article. There's no backstabbing or awful relatives; it made me feel the beauty of marriage. However, many characters' stories weren't fully explained. I'd like to see what happens to the neighbor's family and the woman who jumped into the sea.
The author's writing is all good.
This book is short, but its strength lies in its delicate writing. It lacks dramatic plot twists, instead focusing on the gentle flow of life, depicting its quiet, ordinary moments. In today's world, arranged marriages are both commonplace and novel. Two people with different conditions, requirements, and goals come together hoping to form a family.
It's great, well written. Author, would you consider continuing the story and making a longer version? That would definitely be great too, continuing the Zhou-Song saga.