
Back to the 1970S, a Textile Mill Worker from the Start
穿回七零年代,开局纺织女工
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- Completed
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- 657k Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- 2y ago
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- Fanqie
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I haven't seen a book like this for a long time. Although Gu Chun is the protagonist and the other brothers and sisters have their own characteristics, the only shortcoming is that there is too little written and it is not enough to read [crying] [crying] [crying]
It looks good, and the heroine has a separate career line, which is a bit simple, but not bad! The shortcomings in terms of abuse are understandable, but there are not many top quality stories. The relationship between the siblings is very warm, and overall it's okay.
It's very interesting. The female patron Gu Chun started out with her parents being burned to death in order to save the public finances of the textile factory. She was only 18 years old and had to raise four younger brothers and sisters. Fortunately, she has the soul of the 21st century inside, making her career bigger and stronger step by step. Her younger siblings are also very sensible and their names are easy to remember. The second brother Gu Xia (doctor), the third sister Gu Qiu (lawyer), the fourth sister Gu Dong (dancing and actor), and the fifth brother Gu Zhu (soldier), the family helps each other. The male protagonist Chen Hejun comes from a big family, and the heroine's life experience also changes a lot later. The heroine's parents are both descendants of a big family, so the relationship between the two of them is not too much. It's just that Gu Zhu doesn't have much of a role to play in the future. Doesn't the fifth brother deserve a side story? [Eating Melon]
I finished reading it in one go. The first thing I felt was that I was not satisfied with it. The second thing I felt was that it was gone. I urge you to update it.
Perhaps the arrival of spring is to save Xia Qiudong and Xiao Zhu from their miserable lives. The gust of spring wind has changed the trajectory of many people's lives. A very warm and happy family! Parents are the support behind you and provide appropriate suggestions. They do not forcefully decide everything. The starting point is for your own good, but is it really suitable? Work hard for your dreams!
The overall plot is not exaggerated or hit the mark. It is a very pragmatic and warm-hearted piece of period writing. It truly depicts the simple and enthusiastic people in the 1970s and 1980s, as well as the relatively real and imperfect protagonist. Why do you say that? Because everyone makes mistakes sometimes, and the heroine is no exception, but she can adjust in time. What impressed me most was that Gu Xia insisted on becoming Doctors Without Borders, but the international environment at that time was very harsh. As the head of the family, the heroine almost said hurtful words because of her emotions. However, the heroine received reminders from her husband and was able to control her emotions in time and reflect on herself. She appreciates a beautiful man but is not infatuated with him. Even if she knows that the handsome man likes her very much, she is also very self-aware and will not try to cling to her and insist on being her own backer. This kind of character is really a rare feeling of being alive among the perfect heroines with 360-degree angles and the most beautiful characters in all novels.
[Like] Personally, I think the plot before the heroine falls in love is quite exciting. The plot is compact, the logic is clear, the parents are short-tempered, and the heroine is both a father and a mother, raising children and having a good career. From time to time, the fights between the best are quite exciting, and the character conflicts are quite exciting. The fights between the best are not draggy, and they are quite crisp and clear. In addition, there are two suspense left: 1. Recognition of relatives, 2. Both the male and female protagonists are moved when they see the photos of both parties. These two suspense stories are still full of expectations in the second half after the heroine enters college and moves into the courtyard house. But, there are still some shortcomings, such as: 1️⃣In the article, the prices in the 1970s just after the college entrance examination was resumed, I feel that it is unreasonable. Where it should be big, it is small, and where it should be small, it is big. 2️⃣Recognizing relatives, I personally think that the grandfather line is still in line with expectations. The suffering of the previous generation caused the tragedy of the heroine's parents. The two bitter melons cried and lived a short life. This period of sadness, regret, and joy is intertwined. In addition, the eight of them are in the same city and have close contact. They have a real feeling of being sheltered by a big tree after recognizing relatives, living together, and participating together. The line about the grandparents, except for the initial recognition and marriage of the heroine, was emphasized. Later, the grandparents have been living in Hong Kong and have not had much contact. In the finale, they are not mentioned in the extra episode, and their presence is not strong. 3️⃣The heroine's husband (I forgot his name) is also a person with a very low sense of presence. When they are together, it feels like two unfamiliar people are talking disgusting words and doing intimate things together. There was foreshadowing a long time ago. The two of them fell in love at a glance just by taking photos. They didn't have much real contact. When they met again, they kissed passionately and confirmed their relationship. I know the author is not focusing on the ✍🏻 emotional line, and it's not the main line in the first place, so it's okay. However, their progress was explained later, but there was no specific description of how they understood each other deeply, the details of their relationship, life episodes, or even content conflicts. Then there is the sticky marriage and the intimate married life... It feels like two unfamiliar people are forced to do these things together. It wasn't until later that the male protagonist returned to Beicheng, and there were plots about their daily lives and interactions, and when the female protagonist faced things with her cousin and younger brother, the male protagonist's behavior began to give me the feeling that the male protagonist was not an NPC, they were just a loving couple, with daily life, care for their younger brothers and sisters, and a real sense of integration with life. The front part just feels like an NPC, appearing when it's time to appear and saying the preset lines. If the love line in the early stage is a little more realistic, it will be more realistic and realistic.
The content is very inspiring, I like Gu Chun in it
The content is super exciting, I look forward to the author's next exciting content
The heroine, Gu Chuhun, lost both her parents. She was a designer in her previous life, solving a series of problems for textile and clothing factories, and leading people around her to create wealth. Later, she found her relatives, grandparents, and grandpa. She had a good family. She fell in love with the male protagonist at first sight, got married, and had children. The two were career-oriented and understood and tolerated each other. Everyone has a good ending