Spring at Sunset River
夕阳河的春天
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 311k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Workplace & Marriage
- Audience
- Female
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
18Reads
73Chapters
13Listens
14.1kReads · all time
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I Want to See the Love of Ordinary People, Plain and Simple
I have read a lot of books with protagonists. I want to read about ordinary people's love, ordinary life, ancient and modern sayings, no time limit. I have read a lot about generals, marquises, CEOs, and emperors, and I want to read books with their subordinates as the protagonists.
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Plain and Simple, Wujipin Farming Article! ! I Don't Want the Crown Prince, I Don't Want the Prince!
Please, don't use the kind that has too many top quality items, just like leveling up to kill monsters. We don't want that kind of plot where the male protagonist is a prince and a prince. He is just a peasant boy and can live a comfortable life.
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It's a good post and the real life in rural areas. Nowadays, instead of marrying and buying a wife, it's about competing with whoever pays more to buy a higher price!
As the story unfolds, a picture of life over the past few decades slowly unfolds! I like this kind of work that is close to life and emotional! 👍
A work that pays tribute to my hometown
Not bad, not bad, quite real and down-to-earth, and the plot content is a portrayal of the countryside at that time.
It is a novel with a strong local flavor and a very realistic character. The characters in the book have distinctive personalities, especially the life of Mr. Geng, who is the epitome of a large number of rural elderly.
By describing the shortcomings of the parents of two or three families, it shows the life style of the country. The plot is relatively bland, with no major ups and downs.
Naturally, the simple natural language expresses the rural life of several families in that era, and the scenes of the story are narrated... A good book worth reading!