Everyday Life in a 1960S Compound
六零年代大院生活日常
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- Completed
- Length
- 414k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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It looks very smooth. The heroine setting is okay so far. Goldfinger is good. If there is a male protagonist, I hope it is the engineer Qin Huainan. He has an excellent appearance. I don't want the male protagonist to be a soldier. There are too many. Don't let the man on the bus be the male protagonist. Please support the author.
I don't feel sorry for the relationship between Wanwan and Xiao Qin. Xiao Qin is too ignorant. He has ideals and no burdens. He is too idealistic and does not understand the world. Wanwan is different. She is the backbone of the family. Wanwan needs to be loved and tolerated, just like Xiaojiang can give her a sense of security. There are many details that make Wanwan smile. Wanwan and Xiaojiang are a perfect match.
The more I read, the more I feel that the things in the compound in the book are a bit like the people and things in the compound in the TV series "Love in the Courtyard" [Thoughts]
Ahhh, this novel is so to my liking. The medical skills are described in detail and the heroine is very powerful. I like this kind of novel about the era with a heroine who has strong medical skills. Please update it. There are too few and it will be gone if you don't enjoy it.
The author is great, I read it in a hurry (I am impatient) and only read a few paragraphs where the heroine and the two gay men meet and part ways, but it feels good. There is no so-called male and female protagonist law. We fall in love at first sight, and then we identify and get together immediately. There is love at first sight (starting from appearance), wonderful getting along, feelings about family and country, separation in real life, and everyone is well. Everyone you meet may not accompany you to complete the journey, but the scenery and feelings along the way are beautiful. Although there were various reasons for separation, they never regretted their choices at that time - Qin was for the country, the heroine was for ideals and family, and Jiang, at first knowing that they could not give each other a stable life, chose to remain silent until they later decisively attacked. They both left a "way out" and a way forward for each other and themselves.
A very interesting period piece. There weren't many period pieces where the heroine was a doctor.
To be honest, according to the specific content of the novel, a certain man who appeared earlier is the destined person of the heroine. But two men appeared in the front of this novel. I thought it was either the soldier or the engineer at first, but it turned out that the doctor and the engineer fell in love, and then I thought it would just go down there. Unexpectedly, I didn't expect that the engineer was going to the Northwest, and the doctor had to take care of her family, so she couldn't go. Then the soldiers were about to come on stage, and in the end the doctor was with the soldier. At the same time, he also expressed later that the doctor was lucky not to go to the Northwest, and the teacher went to the Northwest. Not only did he not see the engineer, but he also became a vicissitude! To be honest, the engineer is such a charming person to me. In the end, there is no love, only career. Of course, I can't say what happened, that's the kind of person that era was! But engineers really like doctors!
Yes, I thought Qin was the male protagonist, but it turns out that the author laid the groundwork from the beginning. Most of the characters are male from beginning to end. This is different from the author.
Nice. There is a golden finger, but it is more the heroine's efforts Qin Huainan gave up love for the country, and it was a pity that the two were not together. This system has the lowest sense of existence, but it is also the cutest system. You also have to go to a systematic school and have friends, which is a very novel setting.
I've read Chapter Ninety-Nine, it's great. I also saw that 44,000 people are reading, whether it's true or not, I mean, I also saw that you didn't update in the past three days, so when will you make up for it, maybe tomorrow, 4 chapters will be updated tomorrow, rounded up, 5 chapters will be updated with 10,000 words per day! [Staring] Author, what do you think? Because the heroine changed partners, I feel really pitiful. It's still a bit hard to accept. After the breakup, I was stuck there and didn't look any further. I couldn't get over this hurdle.