What's So Bad About a Quiet Life in the 1960S?

It looks good. There are not many top-notch ones at the moment. The life is ordinary and normal. There is a system but there is no big cheat. There is no plot of selling food on the black market to make money, and there is no loose hand. But this may also be related to the author's design of being indigenous and having a system. It seems that the author still wastes time to look up the information. There are references for the plot design, such as the bus rescue incident. However, I personally suggest that you don't need to put so many explanations in the article. You can put it where the author has something to say, especially the explanation of some words. If it is not difficult to understand, there is no need to explain. For example, if you can't stand, everyone can generally understand the meaning of "you can't survive here" based on the context.

It's a mediocre period story written around the heroine's family. It doesn't make a fortune and there's nothing great about it. It's pretty good. I have read a lot of period articles, and it was the first time I saw one without a male protagonist. I was really surprised. Because in that era when housing was scarce, the main purpose of getting married was to talk about a good relationship, have children, raise children, and educate children. In that era, it was really brave for the heroine to remain unmarried for the rest of her life. I hope I can be so brave, and it would be better not to start than to give up.

In fact, the writing is not as bad as other reviews said. As far as I have read so many years, the author of this book does not fool the readers. It is not like other novels that deal with the heroine's hospital career in just a few paragraphs. Regardless of whether the treatment plan written by the author is correct or not, I felt very good when reading the novel. I even felt that I had found a readable article. It has content, not form. But this novel is suitable for me to read when I don't have any novels to read. Because there is no cp, I don't like to watch female videos without a male protagonist. Similarly, I also like to watch male videos with a single female protagonist.

It's a very interesting book. It attracted me right from the beginning. I have been a bookworm for 13 years and I have basically searched through all the period books on the market. Either there are too many emotional scenes that are embarrassing and greasy, or the writing style is a bit too Internet-based and I can't stand it. This book is eloquent and has the flavor of a period novel. I really like watching the heroine who is pursuing a career. The parts of the consultation are addictive, so I spent a day reading this book. Unexpectedly, the heroine is never married. It is rare to see such a setting in novels. It is very good. I gave it four stars because in the later stage, I felt that it was just a collection of short stories from each family, and it had little to do with the heroine. The early writing was so good, I'm still looking forward to the scenes involving the heroine's medical consultation [crying], but it's a pity that it didn't happen again. I feel that if the plot continues to revolve around the heroine, it will be even more exciting! Thank you for the great book. I will continue to support new books [top post]

Very wonderfully written [Like][Like][Like][Like] In the past, there were only medical clinics but not hospitals. Women's diseases were usually treated by village goddesses. Instead of just burning incense and worshiping Buddha as you might imagine, people also grew medicinal materials and often went out to the mountains to collect medicines. There were indeed cures for postpartum disease, but very few. Therefore, the older generation would emphasize that girls should protect their bodies when they are young. Midwives are another industry. In fact, there is competition. There used to be two midwives in my village. The cheaper one just gave me a bowl of egg soup. The more expensive one was well-known far and wide. The starting price was at least 20 yuan. If there were problems, the price would increase.

The novel that is closest to the trivial matters of life I have read. The Shen family, old and young, are the most common people. There is no dramatic romance or male protagonist. The story of each family is a microcosm of society. Because it is related to a compound, the relationship between the characters is not obtrusive. I really like Shen Suihuan's transparent, kind and principled character.

Not bad, but personally I don't like no CP, so bye bye

Living an ordinary life, the families around the heroine live their ordinary lives. They work hard, focus on improving their medical skills, are kind and open-minded, have a bottom line, and ignore the ups and downs of the outside world. In period dramas, they create a good family tradition and live a prosperous life in a down-to-earth manner.

The advantages are obvious: the setting of the article is unconventional, it is not simply about the father not caring for the mother and not wanting to go to the countryside, nor is it about doing a big career after time travel, it is full of truth and warmth in the ordinary, and it is not "lost to the public". The shortcomings are also obvious: the whole text can basically be regarded as a running account, especially after the father and brother's affairs and work issues have been dealt with, there are no eye-catching conflicts and no eye-catching character lines. I really appreciate the author's perseverance and determination, and hope to write better in the future!

As the name suggests, the book is plain and simple. If you like to watch this type of thing, you can watch it. Although it revolves around the heroine's family, it is a bit like a group portrait. The author will write about the lives and causes and consequences of other supporting characters. If it involves supporting characters, there will be a few chapters about the supporting characters' plots. For me, this is okay because I can still see other plots. If you don't like it, don't come in. The male protagonist was released very quickly, and there is basically no male protagonist in the whole book. The female protagonist insists on herself and does not get married. The female protagonist's family is also very open-minded.