Transmigrated into a Sent-Down Youth in the 1970S

This is the first book I've read that doesn't end with the male protagonist, but I have to admit it's really great. Women still have to live for themselves.

The plot of this book is quite good, and the heroine has a good personality. But I would rather know why most of the heroines in the period novels build houses with blue bricks. Wouldn't it be more eye-catching to build a good house right after they arrive? (This question is not specific to any book, it is just a simple question)

1. The heroine was too high-class when she first went to the countryside. She brought over a bicycle and a sewing machine right after building a house. She also paid children to catch loaches and then bought them on the black market. This was too outstanding at that time. 2. The heroine immediately stops losses when her friends find that their views are inconsistent. At the same time, it also makes people feel a bit double-standard, and she is a super self-interested image. However, after reading her previous experiences, I feel that her behavior is understandable, and it fully explains the meaning of "Don't persuade others to do good without suffering others' suffering." 3. I personally feel that the male protagonist is a bit queasy. When he first pursued the female protagonist, the female protagonist clearly refused and told him her criteria for choosing a mate. The male protagonist still persisted in pestering her. Although she later got married, the female protagonist also said that she was a self-interested person and would not place her hopes on the male protagonist or her children. However, the male protagonist's behavior after marriage fully explained the sentence "You will never give in to what you can't get, and you won't cherish it if you get it." The above only represents my personal opinion. In short, I personally think it is a pretty good novel.

It's not bad, there aren't that many emotional scenes, and the heroine is not a virgin either.

It's good-looking. The heroine is absolutely sober in the world. She has clear goals and will never be sloppy. She will avenge her on the spot. The author's writing skills are so great that you can try a fairy tale!

The book is beautiful, and it expresses the perfection of people through words. In the real world, there is no relationship between husband and wife, and it seems that they can leave at any time.

I have read many period novels, and this is the first one where the male and female protagonists end in divorce.

The heroine is very sober and very decisive in doing things. This is such a great novel. I highly recommend it! ! !

This is the only one that I couldn't help but write a good review about. The heroine insists on being financially independent, doesn't offend others unless they offend her, is determined not to cause internal friction, and stops losses in time. Whatever can be solved today, she will never take off her clothes until tomorrow. It's worth watching.

The logic is still normal. It's much better than taunting, slapping or slapping someone in the face when they meet [Blow a kiss][Flow a kiss][Flow a kiss]