Raising Kids in the Seventies: The Male Lead Reads Minds, and the Plot Goes Off the Rails

This article is based on an imaginary novel created in the 1970s and is not historical literature. Although a large amount of information was consulted before writing, there may still be minor errors and omissions. Corrections and exchanges are welcome, and abuse and criticism are declined. Reference materials include but are not limited to the following books: "China in the Ticket" "Memories of Chinese Life in the 1970s" "The Lost Generation: China's Sending to the Mountains and Rural Areas Movement" "Awakening from a Broken Dream: A Record of China's Educated Youth Going to the Mountains and Going to the Countryside" "Compilation of Price Documents 1951-1980" "Breakout: The Years of the First Opening of the Country" "1977: Our College Entrance Examination Memories" Because during the writing process, I will check the information at any time. There may be more references I won't go into details here. Reading tastes vary Readers who like it are welcome to add it to the bookshelf and give it a good review. Readers who don't like reading can turn it off and find another good book If you don't post it, it will be a bad review. Creation is not easy, I hope you will show mercy Mmmmm! Qiuqiu, don't just read a few chapters and then give a bad review. Some of the previous plots are foreshadowing. Everything is written clearly like a manual. How will the plot develop later? I cried to death 555555

It's really wonderful, the heroine has a very upright outlook on life, has both business and intelligence skills online and is not a love brain! The souls of women in the new era have transcended the old society and smashed some of the bad habits of the old society! My daughter is really super cute, like a kitten and cuddly. After reading it, I said I want a daughter too!! The male protagonist is a rare open-minded boy. He is a native of the old society and has a positive outlook on life. I want to learn a thing or two from it. There will be new characters in every chapter. There are many characters and they are very vivid! There's just something wrong with it! Even! Have to! Too! Few! Got it! 😂

I have read a lot of period novels, and in many of them the heroine is an educated youth, the hero is a soldier in the countryside, and the heroine marries the hero to alleviate poverty.

I haven't finished chasing it yet and don't want to write a comment. After all, I've been pigeonholed before. Some authors write quite well at first, but then they start to stop updating, and they don't update once for 800 years. I gave it a five-star rating but couldn't even update it every day. I was so angry. But now I see some nonsense in the comment area and I really can't bear it. Is the heroine in love??? I really didn't see it. The male protagonist does have shortcomings, but it is precisely because of this that the character is more real and vivid. I hope the author will not be broken by them and be heartbroken. It's not easy to find a book that is up to date and updated regularly! Send a five-star review to encourage. The ending was quite unexpected, but I quite liked it. Just can the author update the extra story? I want to see the scene where mother and daughter meet.

It's good to watch, very interesting. The heroine takes advantage of the bug that the hero can hear her voice, and the male protagonist goes against the routine (it's not a routine at all) and hopes that they can be sweet!

It's very interesting. The heroine is a character who is better at making others crazy than going crazy and causing internal friction. I like this character very much.

It's over, give the author some flowers. The book is quite nice and the characters are quite three-dimensional. Although I was a little angry at some parts at first, this is actually real people and life. I don't agree with some of the comments, it's a matter of opinion.

I see that it's pretty good so far. Although it seems like many people are dissatisfied with the male protagonist, I think it's very real. The soldiers of that era were almost like this. Most of them were straight men. Their emotional intelligence was hard to describe, but they had a strong sense of responsibility.

Nice. Both the male and female protagonists lack love and have never lived in a warm and loving home - the original adoptive father's family is his natal family, so he doesn't know how the family members get along with each other and love each other. I hope they become a real family with true love

Is the male protagonist the biological son of this family?