Stockpiling for the Famine: My Life in a Bygone Era

The author's writing is good, and the content is also very good, but adding a little modern content from time to time is very entertaining. According to the background of this novel, it should be the 1970s and 1980s. At that time, there were probably only lawyers in the developed eastern regions. There was also the title of "Miss Heroine". Weren't everyone called gay at that time? Anyway, it's just a good way to pass the time, don't worry too much about the rest.

I have also read a lot of novels about natural disasters in three years, and this one is the most detailed one. At least it made me understand those human factors. The female protagonist is very brave, and the male protagonist doesn't have much role. The frequency of occurrence of systems and spaces is not high, which is good. In short, this is a novel that is relatively close to history.

I think the writing style is pretty good. It's much better than the article in Tomato that repeats one thing several times, says it once, describes it again, and repeats it again later, and it still gets 9 points. The heroine is not the kind of character who lives in a submissive manner. She can't be depressed anyway. It's even more novel to describe that era from this perspective. Anyway, I think this score is too low. I see that the author has published less articles in the later period. Don't be discouraged. I support you!

In fact, what impressed me most about this book is that everyone in the book has a different style, and their knowledge and environment bring different perspectives. It is the same as the people living now. The life written in the book is a microcosm of current life. In fact, what impressed me most about this book is that vision and knowledge are the driving force for your growth. Don't be limited by life, so that you can develop better. Thanks to the author for his careful production[KISS][KISS][KISS][KISS] The life written in the book is the epitome of current life

In fact, it's not bad, and I can recommend it. Most of the period novels are about parents' short-term encounters with the best, weirdos, and scumbags. There are very few genuine novels like this. Most of them take the current situation of the times as the main line, especially the campus area, where there is powerlessness, struggle, compromise, and daily life. . . Very different, (at least I have never seen the way of life in the military management of the corps and farms before, it is very fresh [laughter] [laughter] [laughter] [laughter], Yun Province... National characteristics [laughter] [laughter] The military and civilians are close to each other [laughter]) The finale is married again. . . It's quite embarrassing. The male and female protagonists also see clearly that blood relationship is a mysterious and mysterious thing, with some good and some bad.

The heroine has unlimited space, is mature in her actions, has high skills and is ruthless. I admire her very much.

It's quite good. It's different from other period novels. The male protagonist doesn't have so many scenes, and it's not exaggerated. It highlights the female protagonist's experience. I like the part about school and the farm, but the title of the book is a bit off, so it's worth reading.

How old is the heroine at the beginning?

Very nice! I just like this kind of one that doesn't have so many top quality items!

Not bad, very pretty