
Staying in the City in the 1960s: Everyday Family Life
六零不下乡,家长里短
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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- Work Assignments in the 1960s and Everyday Family Life六零发工作,家长里短Former title · until Oct 2026
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. . Just like the title of the book, the heroine and the system are all serving others, focusing on helping the poor, and they are not left behind at all. It's really nice to have this kind of sister. She can get a good job for free without having to worry about anything. She even has her partner's job. Outsiders still think it's all their own doing and they don't rely on others.
It's just okay. I feel like the tasks are all done for others.
In fact, I feel that the writing is a bit off topic. There are so many top quality things in front of me, I almost can't watch them anymore. But I like the back part. So many people are anonymously contributing to the rapid development of the motherland 🥺. The heroine is really awesome. The system only provides books. She really achieved so many results by studying hard on her own. Thank you to all the heroes who contribute to the country! As a Chinese, I am very proud!
The plot of the book is quite novel, but I feel that (my sister's partner) hasn't become a real family yet, and she has helped so much (there won't be any big problems after getting married). It's a big help to others, and the heroine picks up the little ones, and she's young, so it's better to take her time.
I don't understand why the score is so low. It's very good-looking. The main character is still young, but the parents are very cynical. It's also quite exciting. I can still see the shadows of the people around me, such as the Ming family member who borrowed betrothal gifts to get married, such as the biological mother fighting for the betrothal gift for her daughter's marriage, and there is also an evil system that made me laugh to death, and every one who got engaged died. It's quite novel. The heroine's system forces everyone around her to work, thus making the whole family rich. Finally, it's not the heroine herself who is exhausted, but all her brothers and sisters come out to take the fruits of their labor. Every time I see this, I get angry. The author should update soon, I want to see what the plot is next~
It looks good. The article mainly talks about the life of the heroine in the 1960s. There was a system, the social animal system, where people were given jobs everywhere. By making his family's life better, he also learned more new knowledge through the information in the system. In fact, I prefer the process of the heroine learning and struggling to fix things. For other parents who are short-tempered, it can be adjusted by watching it occasionally. Otherwise, the parents will be too short-lived and it will be a bit annoying.
The writing is smooth and logical, and it is very interesting. The story of a big family with blood relatives and their feelings about family and country is clearly described for everyone, but it feels like there are some foreshadowings and unfinished things, such as: the heroine's mother never clearly told everyone about the division of family property, why the eldest brother learned tailoring and his development after learning, what happened after Hu Lian'er killed someone, and Mingsen's deputy director Taishan sold black sand. (Most of the other bad guys got bad news, so just because they didn't hurt the heroine's family doesn't mean they are bad guys.) The description of Hu Ying's marriage seemed to have some problems at the time, but there was no follow-up... A lot was written, but there was also a lot that was not written.
Endorsing my own beloved first book [sending my heart][sending my heart][sending my heart]
It's plain and simple, there is no outrageous black market, and I am moved by the true love of the Xiang family. The system is just an auxiliary, and its existence is extremely low~. It relies more on Mianmian's own efforts to move forward little by little. There is no unforgettable love, but more of a sense of pride and happiness that keeps the country strong!
It's so tiring to watch, it's really a 996 system, 886