A Career-Building System and a Guaranteed Job in 1965
带着搞事业系统在六五端上铁饭碗
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- Transmigrating to 1965: Landing a Secure Government Job穿越六五：端上铁饭碗Alternate title on Fanqie
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It's really good! There aren't many truly bad characters, and when there are, they're resolved quickly. The female lead's family is very warm and loving; I love this atmosphere! It got worse and worse as it went on. The female lead stopped pursuing her career and went to have a baby, the male lead went to serve three years in the military and even lost his memory, and then another woman took him in. I dropped it and didn't want to read any more. So frustrating!
It's not bad, but I don't like the female lead's sister-in-law. She's too opportunistic and doesn't care about her sister-in-law at all. She only thinks about taking advantage of others. I don't like her. I hope the female lead rents or buys a house and moves out so she can bring her parents to stay with her often. I also hope the female lead will be filial to her uncle who helped her in the future and not forget to...
It's so good, you can't stop watching, it's a pity it ended just when it was getting exciting? The characters are very vivid and lifelike, and you can really immerse yourself in the story!
It's beautiful, but there's not enough to see. I'll wait until it's fully loaded before watching.
The story is fresh and original; the family is united and loving. I really enjoy reading these kinds of everyday family stories. I hope the author will write more about the family in future installments. The eldest and second eldest brothers are kind and gentle, the youngest brother is lively and adorable, and the parents have wonderful personalities. ❤️❤️❤️
Actually, I really like the eldest uncle. But later on, he had so little screen time; he didn't even appear at the female lead's wedding 😢
Great, very relaxing, I like this kind of thing. Occasional relaxation doesn't need to be too heavy ❤️
It's quite good, but I just hope the male lead's surname isn't Shen.
The earlier part of the story was great! 👍 What the hell is she trying to convey in the later part of the story? [Petrified][Petrified] No matter how strong a woman is, she must eventually return to her family. No matter how good your career is, it's not as good as marrying a man. Even if a man suffers from amnesia and is taken in, or has moral flaws, he can still be forgiven. A woman is only a "good woman" if she sacrifices everything.
It's pretty good. The plot isn't too far-fetched. The female lead lives a down-to-earth life, and aside from being a bit lucky, it's not too outrageous. The male lead is also good. The everyday family life in this book isn't annoying; it's quite harmonious, and there are few awful characters. It's worth a look.