
The Little White Rabbit of the 1970S: Sweet, Tough, and a Little Cool
70年代小白兔,不娇不弱有点酷
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 150k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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74Chapters
18Reads
1Listens
11.5kReads · all time
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The author's writing is very good, and it can be seen that there is a sense of historical significance in the historical writing. Different from the cookie-cutter routines with historical texts in which the heroine punches, kicks, and fights with a sweet and sweet wife, upgrades to a monster, marries a high-ranking official, and enthusiastically commits to capitalism, this article can see traces of historical reading between the lines. The stories of the times have always been colorful and heavy. When reflected on individuals, they may not necessarily be spectacular, but they are definitely touching. In these stories, the protagonists can be inconspicuous little people, but they also have quite pure and simple or complex and passionate qualities and emotions. Everyone lives a vivid life. They are not framed specimens. They all have the right to break the limitations of their own lives. This is what I saw in the author's writing. I was very disappointed with the hasty ending of the book. I know that everyone will grow up quite well in the future, but it is also a pity that I will not see these touching stories again. I very much hope that the author will have the opportunity to show them a better ending in the future.
The book is good, but it's a bit short, but I think I should thank Big Brother and Sister-in-law for the extra chapter! Such selfish people should finally realize their mistakes!
It looks good, the heroine is growing all the time, and there is good feedback every step of the way.
Very beautiful and very real. The heroine has her own ideas and walks her own path in a family that is surrounded by mud. The author is very awesome!
Thanks to several angel readers for their encouragement, I will also lighten it myself [shy]