Working in the 1960S to Earn Money and Support My Green Tea Girlfriend
我在六十年代工作赚钱养绿茶
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- 1.0M Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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The plot is okay, Goldfinger is also good, the female protagonist is okay so far, and the male protagonist is finally not a rough guy. That's great. Come on, I hope the author can keep this daily style. I really don't like to watch some top-notch movies causing trouble. It's too tiring.
The introduction is better than the main text [Grief] Now that I see this book, I want to read it but don't want to. Want to dance like crazy
It's pretty good from the front. The heroine's family is very nice to her, but I don't understand why they think a man who has a job but is eight years older than the heroine and has a very young brother (actually a son, but everyone doesn't know) is a good match.
Not bad, watchable. The heroine works in a lumber factory, has a good temper, and is a bit off-kilter. The male protagonist is an educated youth who goes to the countryside, has a dark belly and is not in good health. Let's talk more about career.
I want to raise the flag for the great cause! Sisters! This book can be written! I am a reader who has requirements for plot logic! This book is absolutely excellent among the Clippers Chronicles, with a novel setting! Although I first read the article because I was curious about the male protagonist's green tea, in fact, the setting of the female protagonist is the best! Lumber mill? ! It was rarely seen in chronicles before. Propaganda Department? ! I've never seen it in a chronicle before. But here, combined with Thai pants! The embellishment of the janitor's deeds in the novel is, oh my god, absolutely amazing! The author knows how to polish! Hahahahahahaha! The heroine definitely has a future in this field! The Propaganda Department, especially in that era, with some modern polishing techniques, was too impactful for this era. Finally, chronicle articles are no longer the same. The author is awesome! I hope the heroine will work harder for her career and gradually add emotional scenes. At present, it is rare for the heroine to go home, and she should describe her career more, so come on! You can feel that they are a strong combination, go for it! The author must take care of himself and update more often!
It's beautiful, but I still have more to say. I feel like there could be tens of thousands more words.
Not bad, the content is smooth, the heroine has a good personality, and the family atmosphere is good. But I prefer the early part of the heroine's career line, it's really nice to watch. The later stages are a bit long-winded, and the heroine's career segments are reduced. It's good that there are more positive female characters. The only thing I'm not satisfied with is that I gave birth to a son in the end. . . In reality, there are far more boys than girls, so when I read novels where the main female character has children, I usually prefer to have girls. . . Apart from this point, I don't think there is anything particularly difficult to accept.
It's pretty good-looking, not bloody or brainless, but the ending is too hasty.
Looks good, come on, I like grandma the most
Very well written, keep it up! 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹