
The Young Educated Youth's Answering System
小知青的答题系统
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 252k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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How come no one's reading such a good book! I love the two female leads; they're so straightforward and generous, with that distinct Northeastern flavor. The male lead is alright, I guess! He doesn't cause too much trouble or have any bad romantic entanglements.
Short and concise, I like it. Very funny. I was going to give it four stars because a mysterious character suddenly appeared, and then the male lead dreamed of being Emperor Yongzheng, which I didn't like. But thinking about it, it's still pretty good overall, and the later setting is just a parallel world, so I'll just give it five stars.
This system is quite novel and interesting. The romantic relationship between the male and female leads is also quite reasonable. In that era, people basically married if they were compatible. The male lead is a perfect match for the system. The characters in this story are all ruthless; no one in the family is normal.
Some parts are well-written and insightful; those with a naive and sweet style might enjoy it. The sophisticated, self-centered female lead lives a truly enlightened life. However, near the end, you introduce the Fourth Prince of the Qing Dynasty—are you out of ideas and planning to have them time-travel? A perfectly good historical romance novel where the female lead is sent to the Qing Dynasty to become a concubine. She'd be miserable! 🙂
There's a reason the rating is so high. This author has an incredibly creative mind. I've read similar stories, but they only involve two novels, and none of them are as well-written as this one. The female lead is a major antagonist created by the author, and everyone around her is a protagonist from another book. The story revolves around her.
The female lead's character is truly admirable; she's decisive and straightforward, never arrogantly believing she can handle problems, and doesn't act out of step with the times just because she has a system. The side couple is also quite interesting, giving me a glimmer of hope for humanity.
I just finished reading the beginning, and the pace is really fast! No dragging at all, the story is very original, not a cliché, but there are a lot of time travelers. The original female lead should now be considered the fourth female lead 😄😄😄😄. I love the older sister the most; I'm a total sister-lover!
I read the latest episode in one go. Some parts were a bit rough, and there were quite a few sex scenes with the female lead, but the flaws don't detract from the overall quality. The most brilliant aspect of this book is its character development. It goes beyond superficial rhetoric; the characters are thoughtfully crafted.
It's a great read, and I especially loved the spirit of the female lead's family and their neighbor, Aunt Wang. It was incredibly comforting to watch, and it was also intellectually stimulating; all sorts of knowledge entered my mind in strange and wonderful ways, making my head itch with curiosity.
It's a great read! The story is very interesting and the plot is exciting, especially the epilogue, where the female and male leads, the older sister and brother-in-law, and Aunt Wang all travel together, and the three children each have their own destinations 🤭. The ending even introduces the author and the background of the story 🤭. It's really good, and I look forward to the author's other works. Keep it up!