Back to the 1970S: My Family Has a Mythical Beast

Well written, Goldfinger is not too exaggerated

The writing is really nice and real, and there are not so many illusory things. It is nice to see that neither the male nor female protagonist is a strong man or a strong female. They live a very ordinary and ordinary life with nothing extraordinary. The conflicts between parents and family members are just like what happens in our lives. I especially like the characters of the male and female protagonist. They can clearly see themselves and their loved ones and not be kidnapped by family affection. At present, it looks good but is too short and too little.

It's very interesting. I've been following it. I've also been following the author's other book. I'm looking forward to the new work.

A very nice book. Very close to the life of that era! There are five brothers and sisters in our family. My eldest brother and eldest sister grew up with my grandparents in the countryside. The year I was born was 1965. My eldest brother was ten years old and my eldest sister was eight. My grandfather passed away on the fifteenth day of the first lunar month of that year and I was born on the nineteenth day of February. My mother is an only daughter and she came to Lanzhou with her father to support the construction of the Northwest. My father is a railway dispatcher! In order to prevent grandma from living alone, the eight-year-old eldest sister and the ten-year-old eldest brother were exchanged. The eldest brother returned home and the elder sister returned to the poor mountain village of Linzi, Zibo, Shandong. Although my parents would never forget my eldest sister, she had clothes and shoes all year round, but when we returned to Shandong to bring her back, she still couldn't integrate into the family for a long time. She was always hostile to me, and she always quarreled with her mother, saying that she was partial. I have beautiful clothes, skirts, dolls, and seven or eight bows in my hair in various beautiful colors. My eldest brother is either too close to my parents, or he has to take care of the three of us and do a lot of housework! When I was eleven or twelve years old, I could steam steamed buns, make noodles, and stir-fry vegetables, so people of that era all came here like this, and it was very hard work! It's rare to be biased and biased like Mom!

It's very interesting to read, and the author's writing style is very good. The stories about parents, family, friendship, and love are very realistic and very immersive. I particularly enjoy watching the daily routine of raising cubs. You can write more [laughing] Why is the score so low for such a beautiful novel? Is it because updates are slow?

Most of the educated youth generation are from the northeastern countryside, but it is quite strange to see the educated youth from Yunnan. The author writes very well, with fluent writing style, delicate emotions, no virginity, and self-reliance. Worth reading. Recommend!

This is the first time I saw a work about traveling through Yunnan on Tomato. It is very good. The author is also very attentive. I hope to see more works about the animal and plant kingdom. I hope the author arranges space to plant Yunnan characteristic large-leaf tea trees.

Quite pretty! I live in the Shanghai stock market and am also a child of an educated youth. The TV debt in the article was really popular when I was a child, and it also hurt people's hearts. I am lucky that my parents are always by my side and my family is always together. The heroine in the article is ordinary but tough, and has been slowly healing the shadow of childhood. The male protagonist is not domineering or strong, but he always supports the female protagonist. The feelings that go in both directions are plain but attractive.

The lingering sound of the weak relationship between modern parents travels through the coming-of-age novel. Yu Yin, a hard-working and love-hungry girl who is not valued by her family and is slow to react, marries an educated youth who unexpectedly gets married and has children. After getting married and having children, she runs her own small family seriously. She slowly heals her inner wounds, reconciles with the past, and no longer prays for unearned family affection and love. She loves people who truly care about her, makes friends who are sincere to each other, and lives a quiet and leisurely life. It is quite good. Although the heroine has space, she uses it very cautiously. Although she knows the future direction, she does not use the prophet to intervene or do something drastic to accumulate wealth. She just lives her own life plainly. A different kind of time travel, worth seeing

It's good-looking. In reality, there are many lives like this. As long as you are awake in this world, nothing will matter. Just don't go into a dead end. It's a good-looking 1970s novel. I am born in the 80s