Everyday Life in a 1960s Compound
六零年代大院生活日常
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- Completed
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- 414k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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- The Compound Is Full of Eccentrics, but I Made My Life Their Foil大院极品多，我过成了对照组Alternate title on Fanqie
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The story is progressing smoothly so far. The female lead's character is decent, and her "golden finger" (a powerful, overpowered ability) is good. If there's a male lead, I hope it's the engineer Qin Huainan, who is handsome. I don't want to see male leads who are soldiers; there are too many of those. Please, no, the guy on the bus is the male lead! Please, author, keep it up!
I don't think it's a pity about Wanwan and Xiao Qin's relationship. Xiao Qin is too naive. He has ideals but no burdens. He is too idealistic and doesn't understand human relationships. Wanwan is different. She is the pillar of her family. Wanwan needs to be loved and tolerated. Just like Xiao Jiang can give her a sense of security. There are many other details that make Wanwan smile. Wanwan and Xiao Jiang are a good match.
The more I read, the more I felt that the events in the courtyard described in the book were somewhat similar to the people and events in the tenement courtyard in the TV series "Full House of Love" 🤔
Ahhh, this novel is just my cup of tea! The medical skills are described in great detail, and the female lead is amazing. I love novels set in an era where the female lead is a powerful healer. Author, please keep updating! It's too short; I didn't get enough before it ended.
Dear author, I skipped around while reading (I'm rather impatient), only reading a few passages about the female lead's encounters and separations with the two men, but it felt so good! There were no so-called "male-female lead tropes"—love at first sight, and once they were sure, they immediately got together.
It's a really good historical romance novel; there aren't many historical romance novels where the female lead is a doctor.
Honestly, according to the novel's plot, one of the men mentioned earlier is the heroine's destined lover. However, two men appear at the beginning of the novel. I initially thought it was either the soldier or the engineer. Then the doctor and the engineer fell in love, and I thought it would end there.
Not bad. I thought Qin was the male lead, but the author foreshadowed it from the beginning. Most stories feature a male protagonist from start to finish, but this author is different in this respect.
It's good. There's a plot device with a "golden finger" (a special advantage or advantage), but the female lead's efforts play a much larger role. Qin Huainan sacrificed love for the sake of the country, which is a bit of a pity that the two didn't end up together. This system has the lowest profile, but it's also the cutest. It even has to attend a system school and has friends—a very novel setup.
I've read up to chapter 99, it's so good! I also saw 44,000 readers, whether that's true or not, what I mean is, I also saw that you didn't update for the past three days. So, when are you going to make up for it? How about tomorrow? Four chapters tomorrow, which is practically five chapters a day, 10,000 words! [Staring] What do you think, author?