The Sixties: Newlywed from the Start

It's plain and pretty. I have read about the male protagonist who "eats for money", but this is the first time I have seen the male protagonist who performs Yangko dance. Both parents have old ideas, but they are not extreme, they are quite ordinary. Not to mention the old concepts at that time, even now there are many things like favoring boys over girls and partiality. I can't say it's true, but both parents are considered normal people, not the best. The male protagonist and the female protagonist get along harmoniously and amusingly. Full text An ordinary day. What I like the most is that the male and female protagonists do not favor boys over girls, but they also do not favor girls over boys. It is good to treat them equally. (I hate the preference for boys over girls, but the preference for girls over boys in the novel is also disliked. It is all partiality, that is, the genders are reversed. If they are all their own children, why should they be treated differently)

The characters are very well written, and the plot is neither outrageous nor vulgar. There are no cheats or systems, and it seems to be in line with the life of the era. It is really a good book among period novels. [Send heart][Send heart][Send heart][Send heart][Send heart][Send heart][Like][Like][Like][Like]

It's good-looking and good-looking. I picked it up from the previous book, so I'll pick it up from this book. 🤭

It's pretty good. It's the first time I've encountered a heroine from the era who has no space or system.

2024.10.11 The writing style is quite gentle, but not boring. I feel that the original owner is really good, just like Ling Xiaohua. If she had not died, I think she would have lived a good life. It's not that the heroine is bad, it's just that the heroine is really too Buddhist. Whether it's the college entrance examination or something else, I always feel that the heroine is half-assed. I can only say that they were indeed not the same person in the past life and this life. Later, I found out that they were passing each other, and I felt that the modern heroine was a bit pitiful. She was living a good life and was dragged to the 1960s. After reading the dream of the original mistress, I felt that if the original mistress was destined to die that day, the intercourse would also feel a bit doomed. What's more satisfactory is that the supporting characters with a high appearance rate all ended well. Yang Xiulan was a little confused. After all, at the beginning, the male protagonist even said that he did not want to find someone close to his age as a nanny, but in the end he found an unfamiliar woman of similar age. Although she is a niece of the same clan, outsiders would not care if they wanted to gossip, and they don't even know she is a niece several generations away.

This book is written with flowing fluidity, wonderful penmanship, wonderful and stunning, the pen is full of flowers, the literary thoughts are flowing, the pen sweeps thousands of troops, the pen is full of brilliance, every word is precious, the artistic conception is profound, the book is erudite, talented, knowledgeable, full of knowledge, talented, full of economics, and quick in thinking. It is one of the rare good books in the world.

The author writes very delicately about ordinary and trivial life in the 1960s.

I really like this kind of period novel with no golden fingers and short-lived parents. The male and female protagonists are ordinary people. They don't wear books. There is no other world where the original male and female protagonists exist. Everything just touches my heart.

I finished it in one go, and I really need to update it more. I really like the daily interactions between the two protagonists. There are no super relatives to cause trouble, and there aren't so many filthy parents. It's a very nice pastoral era novel.

Looks good! The characters of the male and female protagonists are very down-to-earth, especially the male protagonist. I have never seen a male protagonist who can perform yangko and sing in period novels, and there is no such thing as the best one who can't fight to death in dozens of chapters. Even if the parents are partial, it is not particularly outrageous. It basically talks about the warm life of the male and female protagonist's family. Even if the female protagonist resumes the college entrance examination in the later period, it is not exaggerated to the point of winning the provincial champion. Overall, it is quite realistic. What I like the most is that the extra chapter explains the endings of many people. What is unexpected is that Fu Yuzhen, who may be a minor supporting role in most people's eyes, actually has his own independent extra chapter. I quite like this extra chapter, hahaha The author's writing style is also very good. It's not that he has gorgeous language, but his words are very comfortable to read. This is the first book I read by the author, and I know that the author seems to be a teacher. After reading the second book in Siheyuan, I found out that the author is a Chinese teacher. No wonder hahaha