Falling into the Chronicle

I like it~ The flaws are not hidden, I feel that the heroine is similar to Xu Jing'an in character. The heroine in period novels still loves Xu Jing'an the most. Of course Liu Yun is also very good [laugh][laugh][laugh]

It's a very everyday period novel, there are no villains, and the characters are well portrayed. Except for the fact that the heroine gave birth to three children in one child and two in the second child (the childbirth indicators are all in period novels now), the others are okay.

It's a bit similar to Xu Jing'an's book, but I really like the feeling of being a little rich, and I don't like the feeling of becoming the richest man in the country at every turn.

To be honest, I'm not flattering, this chronicle is better than many chronicles! There are not many top-notch relatives, and there are those who say a few words without the heroine having to do anything. It's hard to find a heroine who doesn't take the college entrance examination, doesn't go to the black market, barely engages in business, and just likes to hoard houses (very good). There are many period novels where the heroine is doing business, which makes me almost fall asleep. Overall it's very good, no bad peach blossoms, just melons and daily life. But I didn't expect it to end with my mother's previous life. Ps: The most important thing about these 5🌟 is that the heroine did not go to the countryside! ! There is a job! ! ! How rare it is. There are so many articles written about the era of working people that are so bloody that I feel tired from reading them. And it's quite novel. It's the first time that a mother-in-law is reborn. Hahahaha. This is great. It can also help. The heroine doesn't have a lot of mother-in-law and mother-in-law things to do. I just saw that the author has a new period article and immediately put it on the bookshelf. I am looking forward to it.

Half of the plot of this novel is the same as "In 1960, I Crossed Over and Became a Stepping Stone for a Scheming Heroine". I think "In 1960, I Crossed Over and Became a Stepping Stone for a Scheming Heroine" is more interesting, Xu Jing'an yyds.

It's a bit like the style of Xu Jing'an's book. It doesn't feel like there are too many tomatoes, but it's quite interesting. You can read it if you like.

The original owner was a great grievance, and the current heroine is a great grievance.

It's a collection of several books, and I made reference to a lot of books.

Nice,. Especially the heroine, I like her character so much. What I don't like the most now is that in the era of literature, you have to go to college. It seems like you can't live without going to college.

No wonder some people comment on Liaozhai, the story is enough. As for whether it is reasonable and consistent with reality, it is a matter of opinion [laughing and crying] One week, the former director worked hard and complained but was pitiful In the second episode, the heroine pretends to be a pig and eats the tiger In the third episode, the heroine's mother-in-law is reborn and the family is separated early In addition, there are several pairs of male and female protagonists in the novel.

The heroine has a good personality, egoistic, and cautious. She will not take advantage of cheating carelessly, and cheating is not exaggerated. The first half of the article is good, and she does not criticize other heroines. She will use everything she can. The emotional scenes between the male and female protagonists are natural, and they can get along well. The parents are also very interesting, but the part about starting a business after the college entrance examination is resumed in the second half is the same as other period novels. There is nothing new, and the plot of the children growing up is also quite boring. The author's writing style is average, but the beginning part is really good. In fact, many of the storylines in the later part of the courtyard are based on the story about my mother-in-law being reborn, but it's okay.

Liu Yun, Yu Qianhe. The heroine lives in a working-class family in the 1960s. She graduated from high school and was admitted to the finance department of a listed department store. My husband graduated from university and is a researcher at a machinery factory. In the early stage, they ate on the sly and gave birth to triplets, twins. Wear the female counterpart in three books and still have space. She is more of a heroine than a heroine, and her life is going smoothly. Later, the heroine starts a business and stores a house.

It's good-looking, and I like both the male and female protagonists. The female protagonist has a very clear-cut character about love and hate, while the male protagonist loves his wife and family. I've seen too many good male protagonists like this, so it's a bit difficult to find a partner now [laughing and crying]

A very complete chronicle! Almost from birth to death. The heroine's space has never been exposed, which is quite good. It's really embarrassing to see a lot of them exposed at once. This kind of thing is very good, warm daily life + sweet pet + buying a house + having fun in the early stage!

Why can't I remember the names or titles of any of the books I've read? I have read some books two or three times, and as time goes by I no longer remember the names of the people or the titles of the books. Where is everyone? How long can I remember the books I have read?

I sincerely recommend this urban chronicle article [ask for attention] [like] [like] [like] [like] It writes about the working class and intellectuals in the city in the 1960s and 1970s. The heroine has room to grow up, from the working class to the self-employed to become rich, her parents favor boys over girls, and her parents-in-law are kind. The husband and wife are loving, the children are talented, the writing is crisp and neat, it is indeed beautiful [learned] [learned] [learned] [learned], I started to read the author's new work [you taste it carefully] [you taste it carefully] [you taste it carefully] [code to hold] [code to hold] [code to hold] [code to hold]

It's pretty cool. The heroine is diligent and doesn't risk venturing into the black market. She just keeps stocking up. It's very realistic, but she feels like she's giving birth to a lot of children. Then about the description of the heroine's space supplies, the heroine gives them all kinds of things. It's not a matter of looseness (I recognize and understand the author's later explanation at Liu's father's surgery), but it feels too exaggerated. Every time I have to say how many things the heroine has taken, it's really annoying to talk too much about some things, but the heroine's mentality is really good, and it's good to have room to keep it secret.

It's been a long time since I've seen such a comforting story. The heroine is just a melon-eating person who always tries to find ways to get things home from space, and she doesn't have any weird relatives.

It's a very good-looking, helpful and simple golden finger. It's very good.

It's very good-looking, and the progress is very fast. The heroine is a little bit virginal, and her hands are a little loose, but it continues to look good. The hero's mother is also very good. The hero's room is a bit disadvantaged. The second and third brothers of the hero have two children who raised them to ten years old. The heroine has no children. The hero's mother is reborn, and it's quite good-looking.

The heroine is really a Gou Wang, low-key and not radical, and she makes a fortune in a quiet voice. The interpersonal relationships are well mastered and in line with the characteristics of the era. Family conflicts don't involve fighting and killing, but killing people internally is a crime, and externally they take care of face and maintain image.

The three views are correct, the heroine is not a holy mother, and she does not want to get involved with the best. Except for the bad point that the heroine gave birth to triplets and five twins, everything else is okay. Liangcao Chronicle.

Out of ten, this book can be rated 8.5. Generally speaking, this book is a chronology, but the plot is not very detailed and is just a quick summary. After the heroine entered the book, she rebelled against her original family, found a job, and found a partner. Everything went very smoothly, and she got rid of her original life trajectory.

The first half is a bit interesting. The heroine is very cautious and has a space for planting, but she only earns money from her family. Eating melon and watching theater in the courtyard, saving money silently. After the reform, it became more old-fashioned, trying to get rich, buying houses and demolishing them like crazy. My husband dotes on me, my mother-in-law loves me, and my children are smart. A big winner in life. The writing is smooth.

This is the happiest heroine I have ever seen in any period novel. A bit extreme, but very realistic. Then it won't feel particularly annoying or dramatic. It was quite sad when I finally saw all four old people passing away.

Can I say that I particularly enjoy watching the plot of the male and female protagonists living in a large courtyard? [Shy] Although there are many weird things and wrongs, they are still fragrant [eating melon] [eating melon]! After the male and female protagonists moved out of the courtyard, life went smoothly, but it was a bit dull! [Cover face]

Good looking, super good looking, super exciting, awesome, come on, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go.

It's very close to life. After all, there aren't so many cool heroines in life. There are more ordinary people living their lives in an ordinary way, without so many twists and turns.

I finally finished reading it. Although there are not many chapters, each chapter contains quite a lot of content. Most of the first 80 chapters are about the heroine growing things in space, cleaning up the space, and then reselling them. Later, she talks about the heroine starting a business. I think the author caught one point and wrote hard. Work, life, children, watching the fun, starting a business, etc. Are a bit unevenly distributed. Overall, it is good. The heroine has space and ability. She has met a good mother-in-law and a good husband. She has many children and earns enough money. She is a winner in life.

It is very real, except for the space golden finger, it is the ordinary life of an ordinary person through the book. There are no thrilling things, nor a large amount of inheritance and treasures. Some just want to live in peace.