Everyday Life for the Children of a Military Compound
军属大院子女成长日常
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- Completed
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- 1.5M Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
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- Fanqie
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The characters and plots are quite good, and the group portraits focus on the daily lives of children. I like the siblings and Nuan Nuan the most. Before I abandon the article, the adults with a high appearance rate are quite good. There is nothing super. Those who like warm daily life can check it out. It is recommended that the writing style be strengthened. Many places are a bit wordy or written too logically. I kept reading because the plot and characters are really good, and the interactions between the children are very interesting. Another point is that many Tomato authors like to incorporate current affairs news into their novels, especially period novels. Personally, I don't like to suddenly insert a heart-wrenching news piece in the middle, for the sake of torture. (I see that the author has liked every comment, but I hope you don't mind my bluntness. I have left comments for almost every book I have read. I wish you better and better writing😊)
There is no time travel and rebirth, and there are no thrilling scenes. It is just a group of children growing up together and finding their dreams in the process. The friends help each other. Everyone has their own story, and even the "supporting characters" will introduce their own life in a few words. Super beautiful, highly recommended.
I like Xiao Chengzi and Shengsheng, but Nuan Nuan feels that there is too much written about it. I feel like she is basically included in the protagonist's situation. I hope to write more about the interaction between Xiao Chengzi and Shengsheng.
It's very beautiful, the water flows slowly. But to be honest, it's a bit long-winded, and there isn't much conflict, and it's easy to get tired just watching it. Secondly, the protagonists are all academic masters, with a perfect score of 650 in the high school entrance examination. Except for Xiaobei, a sports student, all the protagonists are above 645... It feels like a little golden finger. Again, I feel that Shengsheng's role is very small, which highlights Orange. Later, when I read the introduction, it was clearly stated that it was Chengzi and her parents, younger brother, and grandma... I could understand a little bit, but it was still a bit regretful... Finally! The ending is so sudden! I also want to see Cheng Zi's cp. At first I thought she and Xiao Yangzi were a good match, and then I thought An An and Cheng Zi were also a good match. Anyway, it would be great if there was another book about their adult stories [crying]
It suits me better, mainly because the friends are all on the same page and can get along well with other children. I think this is well written. After all, it is set in a military compound. Like other novels, intrigues appear at a young age. Either the adults did not teach it well, or the education failed. This is good now. Like Zhao Dabao, although his grandma is not lovable, she just doesn't play with him, rather than beating or scolding him because she hates him. Zhao Dabao's father is also very good at it. So far, my mother's business is slowly developing. I wonder if she will become an entrepreneur in the food industry.
To be honest, you don't need to fast forward to read this book. It is not a running account. It truly describes the growth of a group of brothers and sisters. It does not specially arrange for each person to become a couple or husband and wife. It is just a simple story of the ups and downs of the children's growth. It also shows from the side that every generation has contributed to the founding and strengthening of New China. I believe that the motherland is getting better and better.
It's very beautiful. The relationship between the children is really warm and beautiful. It's really heart-warming to watch the interactions between the children. It seems that no good person has appeared so far. Even at the beginning, I thought that Grandma Zhao Dabao would be a bad person, but I didn't expect that she would not be a bad person after reading it. The whole article seemed warm.
I really like watching children's growth records. The only thing I don't like is that Xiao Chengzi is only a few months older than Nuan Nuan, but he still takes care of her in every detail. They are both children. I don't like the heroine taking care of her baby. Except for some typos and short sentence errors, this book is better than many books in Tomato
The depiction of the dragon and phoenix twins is so cute. However, I also feel that children use a bit too many idioms. As well as a very self-reliant and lovely mother, and a lovely grandma, which are different from the general stereotypes of people of the era.
It's so cute, the love between children is so pure! [Love][love][love]