
The Sixties: From Total Wimp to Neighborhood Watch Hero
六零:小趴菜秒变朝阳群众
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- Completed
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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Let's avoid a surprise first: it appears many times in the article that the heroine is different from other girls. The heroine is strong, like a man, not a girly bitch, not submissive and well-behaved like other girls. When she was pregnant, she said that the heroine was not as pretentious as other girls when they were pregnant. Such androgynous words, and it was highlighted many times that the heroine was like a man. "Men" is the highest praise in the article. Highlights: The setting is very good, very novel, and there are no big bugs. Although the heroine has an accident constitution, she can solve it quickly and it is not a drag. The male protagonist and female protagonist are not based on the template of a beautiful and cool female protagonist, a cold, cruel, indifferent and noble male protagonist, and the children are not mother-first, well-behaved and sensible. The male and female protagonists and their children are full of life [face covering], which makes them feel very fresh, and the author naturally writes from their youth to their old age. Personally, I prefer this kind of writing that has a beginning and an end.
Not bad, full of fireworks. Mainly the heroine is very interesting.
Very good, very novel! The author keeps up the good work and will give you an update by the way!
I can understand that the author wants to express the idea that girls should not be bound by stereotypes, but it is a bit flattering. Girls can be soft and quiet, or they can be as powerful as the heroine. It's not that being quiet is bad. But the author's writing is quite nice and worth reading👀
It's really beautiful. There are several points in the full text that I admire very much: Don't take ill-gotten gains. When capturing special agents, no matter whether it is in a cave or the enemy's home, any gold and silver treasures found will not be hidden secretly (the heroine has space), but all will be handed over to the state. Even if he secretly took an enemy agent's gun, he would still have trouble sleeping day and night; he wouldn't buy a house anywhere. Ten years later, there was a courtyard house in Beijing, and when the children grew up, they bought a house for each of the men. Instead of going around to buy a courtyard house, just waiting to get rich in the future; there were gold fingers, space, and brains, but the heroine rarely used the space to store supplies and often forgot their existence. The heroine is strong-willed and has a strong sense of force. She doesn't take offense overnight. She avenges her on the spot and makes her grudges clear. The male protagonist is a soldier who is a bit narcissistic and not philanthropic. Both of them are people who speak their words, so there is no misunderstanding. The characters throughout the text are distinct and the writing is not sluggish. The whole book can be read in one word: cool!
She has a good outlook on life, and is not the kind of person who seizes power based on her own ability. The connection from beginning to end is very natural, and the aging of the protagonist is also well explained. It is impossible for an ordinary person to travel through time and space without sequelae. It also implicitly explains that she can survive because of her merits in catching bad guys. Highly recommended! ! ! [Laughing out loud]
It's both refreshing and daily warmth, and the author's character descriptions are pretty good. The heroine has a positive outlook on things, is cheerful and generous, doesn't act coy, takes action when it's time to do it, and doesn't take any money she doesn't deserve. Like it!
I finished reading it in one sitting. It's really good to watch. I highly recommend it to anyone who loves to read periodicals! There is space, but the frequency of use is not high. The heroine seems to have offended the God of Wealth and cannot hold money. The space is always used to hold money [laughing]
Not bad! It's wonderful. The heroine's aesthetics are very special and she lives a chic life. Unlike other novels where the heroine takes the college entrance examination and has a career in all walks of life. When this girl was catching bad guys in the early stage, she encountered a lot of gold and silver many times, but she never relied on having space to collect it. Unlike other novels where the heroine takes everything she sees. I pulled it into my pocket and admired her integrity. After the reform and opening up, the heroine only used the previous technology to work in an industry such as car repair, but I personally think it is better. Unlike other novels where the heroine has a hand in everything, the ending is a bit sad, and it can be regarded as following the truth that what you gain will be rewarded.
Good-looking, with super righteous views. A gentleman loves money and gets it in a proper way. He doesn't just collect and collect money in various ways if he has space, and he doesn't just rely on a system. It's really great to stick to yourself. The heroine really never forgets her original intention and insists on being herself.