
The 1970S: I Brought My Old House Along When I Became an Educated Youth Sent to the Countryside
七零之带着老宅穿成下乡知青
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- Completed
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- 685k Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- 2y ago
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It's good-looking. The heroine really blends into the environment, is down-to-earth and can eat melons with peace of mind. She doesn't go to the mountains or go to the black market. The heroine's sister is also sassy and cheerful. I like the mental state of both sisters very much hahahaha.
Why is the score so low? This is a good one that I have been looking for for a long time. Although it has a golden finger, it is not too obtrusive. The male protagonist should be the greedy cat. Haha, it is so funny to me. I like it😍. There is not much to describe it, but it is really good. He is smart, handsome, rich, and has a bit of a funny temperament.
This is a very good book about the period. There is space, but the heroine did not go to the black market, but worked hard to integrate into this era. There are no characters that are too aggressive, which is good. Just the author, no male protagonist?
The heroine has a great personality, is kind and never suffers, is very sober, and is in a very good mental state! When you meet a love-minded friend, you break off the relationship on the same day. When you meet a bad guy, you are brave and resourceful. It is not like the routine of other period novels. Bai Suixi and Ren Ying also have their own merits, which is very good. The first part was good, but the second part was not good. There was no foreshadowing. I thought Ren Ying would be with that weak man. If I had told him that he was a mama's boy, I wouldn't have bothered to cp for a second. After the heroine returned to the city, it was not good to watch. The plot seemed to be disconnected.
The full text tends to be light-hearted, not absolutely enjoyable, but it's not a blot either, so it's worth reading! To talk about some shortcomings, the plot in the village feels a bit like eating melons for the sake of eating melons. Most rural people I know have fights and fights, but there is no such thing as a large group of people gathered around to watch couples fighting, neighbors fighting, or even beating children without anyone helping to break up the fight. Although rural people are not educated, they have a strong sense of humanity. Yes, although sometimes quarreling can escalate the conflict (for example, when a couple has nothing serious to do, it may become serious when outsiders get involved), they don't just watch it. They just think about what a pity is in their hearts, especially during the fight with Dahua, where everyone's life is in danger but no one stops them. They are all taking advantage of each other. It's too indifferent. It can be written better!
I have never seen a novel where the male and female protagonists are so clear-cut. There are no intimate parts, no kissing, no hugging, just holding hands [smile]. But the writing is really beautiful. I can still read it with a clear taste. I really appreciate you [like]
It's okay, overall, it's warm and sweet, and there's not so much bloodshed and frivolousness. At least the heroine is, and she's not a sassy character, nor is she the kind of person who has revenge or grievances before. It can be said to be more realistic. In addition, the author's story structure seems a bit biased. The timeline in the early stage of going to the countryside is really long, but after returning to the city, it is very short, and there is no story. This gives people a feeling that the ending is very hasty. Also, what should I say about the fact that the heroine didn't go to college? Maybe it's because China attaches too much importance to education, and she can relate to it when reading novels. She always felt a little regretful that she didn't take the exam.
The heroine's character is very good, she is self-reliant and not a virgin. Even if the poor children in the village are big spenders and tigers, the heroine only trades labor with them. They give you money to help them. She even teaches you how to resist the injustice of fate. She will not sympathize with unreasonable help because of similar situations. This is called teaching a man to fish rather than giving him a fish. I like it very much, and I share it with my friends. She is also very sensible when interacting with her. She has a decent outlook on life and can interact with her. If she later discovers that the other person's character is flawed, he will decisively cut off the relationship. The male protagonist is a bit funny, but he is also a cheerful and smart boy. His venom is only external [laughing]. In short, the female protagonist is a girl who is very rational in life and emotions. She does not have a virgin or a love brain. She is worth recommending.
🌸🌸🌸🌸A very good time-traveling novel. It is very interesting to describe the shortcomings of parents when they go to the countryside (eat melon together🍉). This novel shows unique characters (group portraits): the time-traveling heroine strives to integrate into the countryside and live by relying on her social skills and knowledge. The story is full and beautiful. The heroine sister embodies the image of a heroine who has lost her mother since she was a child, was harshly criticized and grew up in a difficult way, and still needs to protect her sister. She is positive and faces difficulties and strives to live a life. The original heroine conquered ten things with one effort, but she also has ridges in her heart. The reborn heroine is arrogant and arrogant. She fell into the delusion of wealth that she had seen before her death and placed her hopes on others. The secretary's daughter was overly pampered and could not see herself clearly. She wanted to fly far away and trusted others and was PUA. Rural aunts each have their own wisdom, but the final result is different. Educated youths each have their own differences. As long as you are satisfied with your choice... The male protagonist doesn't have much ink, but the combination of male and female protagonists can be regarded as mutually compatible, even if they love each other very much. Many times, it's good to be yourself and choose the direction you want to go. Even if you get sidetracked in the middle, it's good to correct it in time [Love]
It's very interesting and not cliche. The heroine goes to the countryside unlike other movies. She either goes to the black market or goes to the mountains, or marries a soldier. Helping Murakami while eating melons and changing her living conditions is a worthwhile journey for her.