Period: Hey, Why Are You Going to the Countryside Too?
年代：喂，你怎么也要下乡
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- Completed
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- 294k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Period novels about developing one's hometown, whether in the Northeast, Northwest, Xinjiang, or elsewhere. The values should be sound, and the story should be complete, engaging, and help cure my reading slump.
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It's well-written, but the male and female leads are a bit too kind, caught between being saints and selfish! Readers who like receiving gifts and expecting something in return might find this novel infuriating! This is good.
It's so good! So good! So good! I'm saying it three times because it's important!
The author clearly and vividly portrays the events and romances of the educated youth. The female protagonist was marked by the male protagonist from a young age. He always seemed to be around her, approaching her, protecting her, and spoiling her. He was truly a rare and wonderful boyfriend, husband, father, and, above all, son-in-law.
Such a talented and prolific author—who wouldn't love such a wonderful writer? 👍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I finished reading it and it was pretty good! Author, you're awesome! Looking forward to your new book! 💕 [Learned something] 💕 [Learned something] 🌹🌹🌹
It's very well written, and most importantly, the update speed is incredibly fast! I absolutely love this pace and hope it finishes soon.
Suitable for young people, the plot is fast-paced, unlike many other novels that score around 9 o'clock and are terribly complicated. It's well-written. There are many typos, and the writing is somewhat immature. I suggest watching half of it; I don't recommend watching the rest, especially the part about setting up a factory.
It's great, but I hope the author keeps up the good work and updates more often!!! (ง•̀_•́)ง
Overall, the story flows smoothly and is worth reading! However, as someone who was sent to the countryside as an educated youth, I always feel a little uncomfortable reading these historical novels. Even though it's a fictional, parallel era, and even though it's made up, it shouldn't be too far off the mark!
It was alright, but I found it hard to get into the later parts. I wanted to give up, but I was also reluctant. I was worried about skipping ahead and missing something important. I gritted my teeth and finished it anyway. There were some tear-jerking moments towards the end.