In the 1960s, I Wanted to Be a Lazybones, but Ended Up as Bronze Rank
六零之本想做咸鱼，结果成了青铜
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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Away from trouble and starting a new life, I really admire the way the mother and daughter handle problems—quick and decisive, never dragging things out.
The article is concise and to the point, without any unnecessary elaboration.
Good, it looks good. I like Yang Xiuzhi's decisive and efficient personality.
The mother and daughter are decisive and efficient in their work, but they are a bit too saintly!
This novel is so good! It starts by showing how he helps his own family live a good life and leads the whole village to have enough to eat. Later, he enters the government, facing numerous hardships as he rises through the ranks, eventually becoming the provincial leader and retiring. Being an official isn't easy! A highly recommended novel.
This author is really generous. There should be at least 600 for regular employees, 300 for temporary employees, plus housing, food, and 100 for welfare.
I like the female lead's decisive and straightforward personality. A female protagonist with impeccable morals, her legendary life of overcoming adversity.
I love the little girl, Fu Baobao.
The female protagonist, with her daughter, progresses from setting up a factory in the village, to working in the provincial and municipal governments, farms, counties, and cities. She continuously advances, rising from a clerk in a local government office to the Party Secretary of the city. The career storyline is exceptionally well-written!
Good, the article is well-written, the content is concise, and it's better than 95% of articles. I'm a long-time bookworm, having read novels for over a decade.