As an old bookworm, Cheng Huan dreamed of one day being able to travel through a book and hold the plot in his hand to kill everyone. Unexpectedly, his fantasy became a reality. She actually wore books, and it was still the 1970s when supplies were scarce! She has the book, but she doesn't have the plot! The book describes how the protagonist, an educated youth who went to the countryside, lived a prosperous life and led a large group of people on the road to wealth. She was also an educated youth who went to the countryside, but she was just a little cannon fodder who died at the beginning, and she was from the brigade next door. Let's see how Cheng Huan wrote a survival guide for the 1970s.
Reader comments
Routine writing about the era when educated youths went to the countryside.
The heroine has a generous and cheerful personality, and she was quite nymphomaniacal in the beginning, but I didn't expect that after those few chapters, the rest of the book would be quite heartwarming, with no female rivalry and few superlatives. Overall, it was very comfortable and the progress was very fast.
The male protagonist is aloof and doting on his wife.
Not bad, a short article, good to pass the time. Most of them are quite good, but they are far away from male and female masters, and there are some contacts, but in a good way. There are some small questions. How did the heroine know the address of the original male protagonist? It may be written in the book, but it may not be written in the book. The same goes for second children. It seems that doctors and the like are not allowed to have second children. The policy in Beijing should be vigorously implemented. Although I don't know what the male protagonist does, but the iron rice bowl is definitely not allowed to have a second child, or the second child will be better around the second year of college. It was implemented in 1979. Although there is still life, those with careers are definitely not allowed.
It is bland, warm, and has no major twists and turns, so there is nothing new. It is just a familiar routine and a familiar formula. The protagonist's original world is an orphan, a space supermarket, going to the countryside, and working in the black market. The protagonist must be the top scorer in the college entrance examination, buy a courtyard house, and go to college. There must be a supporting character N next to the protagonist who is pretended to go to school. It is a short story and can be finished in less than a day. Although it is an old routine, there are no annoying top moments. It is plain and warm, and you can still watch daily life.
Mumu grew up day by day, and Cheng Huan also learned about Shen Ruzhuo's sterilization.
Cheng Huan was touched that the man in front of her was her husband.
He gave her preferential treatment from the moment they met. After marriage, he never did anything to make her angry. He doted on her, loved her and cherished her.
How lucky I am to meet such a person!
Now, she has relatives, a husband and a pair of children.
She thought that everything would develop in a good direction, Tao Tao and Mu Mu would grow up slowly, and she and Shen Ruzhuo would grow old slowly.
What a blessing it is to grow old together!
Writing is not easy, five-star praise
It's just plain, pretty good.
Very pretty and sweet
Very good, sweet little article
Like, praise, praise, praise
Not bad😎The female protagonist is not a very strong person, but she is not bad, the male protagonist is quite good
I like this kind of period literature which is rare in quality.
Fortunately, it would be nice if there were more details.
Not bad, some details could be improved!
Very good, hope to see the next one
The storyline is warm and slightly ups and downs, and the characters are full-bodied
It's just too short, there's no interaction between the male and female protagonists, and there's too little sweet love, come on.
It's pretty good to watch, but I didn't jump much while watching it.
It's very beautiful, warm and daily writing, and the water flows smoothly.
It's very interesting to watch. The relationship between the male and female protagonists is very good. The heroine and the original heroine get along well. There aren't too many superlatives.
Routine writing about the era when educated youths went to the countryside. The heroine has a generous and cheerful personality, and she was quite nymphomaniacal in the beginning, but I didn't expect that after those few chapters, the rest of the book would be quite heartwarming, with no female rivalry and few superlatives. Overall, it was very comfortable and the progress was very fast. The male protagonist is aloof and doting on his wife.
Not bad, a short article, good to pass the time. Most of them are quite good, but they are far away from male and female masters, and there are some contacts, but in a good way. There are some small questions. How did the heroine know the address of the original male protagonist? It may be written in the book, but it may not be written in the book. The same goes for second children. It seems that doctors and the like are not allowed to have second children. The policy in Beijing should be vigorously implemented. Although I don't know what the male protagonist does, but the iron rice bowl is definitely not allowed to have a second child, or the second child will be better around the second year of college. It was implemented in 1979. Although there is still life, those with careers are definitely not allowed.
It is bland, warm, and has no major twists and turns, so there is nothing new. It is just a familiar routine and a familiar formula. The protagonist's original world is an orphan, a space supermarket, going to the countryside, and working in the black market. The protagonist must be the top scorer in the college entrance examination, buy a courtyard house, and go to college. There must be a supporting character N next to the protagonist who is pretended to go to school. It is a short story and can be finished in less than a day. Although it is an old routine, there are no annoying top moments. It is plain and warm, and you can still watch daily life.
Mumu grew up day by day, and Cheng Huan also learned about Shen Ruzhuo's sterilization. Cheng Huan was touched that the man in front of her was her husband. He gave her preferential treatment from the moment they met. After marriage, he never did anything to make her angry. He doted on her, loved her and cherished her. How lucky I am to meet such a person! Now, she has relatives, a husband and a pair of children. She thought that everything would develop in a good direction, Tao Tao and Mu Mu would grow up slowly, and she and Shen Ruzhuo would grow old slowly. What a blessing it is to grow old together!
Writing is not easy, five-star praise
It's just plain, pretty good.
Very pretty and sweet
Very good, sweet little article
Like, praise, praise, praise
Not bad😎The female protagonist is not a very strong person, but she is not bad, the male protagonist is quite good
I like this kind of period literature which is rare in quality.
Fortunately, it would be nice if there were more details.
Not bad, some details could be improved!
Very good, hope to see the next one
The storyline is warm and slightly ups and downs, and the characters are full-bodied
It's just too short, there's no interaction between the male and female protagonists, and there's too little sweet love, come on.
It's pretty good to watch, but I didn't jump much while watching it.
It's very beautiful, warm and daily writing, and the water flows smoothly.
It's very interesting to watch. The relationship between the male and female protagonists is very good. The heroine and the original heroine get along well. There aren't too many superlatives.