
Back to the 1960S: Ditching the Plot and Building a Better Life
回到六零年代,踹开剧情奔小康
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- 1y ago
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Very good, finally there is a generation in which most female characters are good people, motivated people, and sensible people with clear minds. It is so rare, especially the female director! ! ! ! With such a leader, I will definitely follow her! ! ! ! ! "The Passionate Years" from a female perspective! There are so many female characters! The female characters are no longer supporting roles, catalysts to advance the characters, decorative vases, and tools for display. They have their own personalities, their own lives, and their own circle of friends (not a circle of friends who are thrown into their spouse's house and forced to integrate into it, but friends who live together in their own lives). They join the militia together, give each other ideas, and support each other. The village also has a smart and fair leadership team, and a super-capable female director. It makes me so happy and satisfied! ! Author, please keep writing and write more [I'm about to cry] I will be sad if the rating of this book does not reach 9.5 In the end (actually I would rather say 9.8) 😢
The daily writing is well written, and it has a feeling of returning to simplicity and simplicity. It feels like the most "real (background)" chronicle in Tomato. Almost everything written is well-founded. Those who have read this probably won't be able to stand those random chronicles, haha. I just feel that the recent plots about factory construction are a bit boring... But the battle between the five beautiful mothers and Mrs. Zheng is interesting. I don't want to read it, the rest is so boring... It's purely a career article, so those who want to know more about that era can read it.
Very good article, low score. Fortunately, it's a new angle for writing chronicles. Taking advantage of the perspective of the late traveler, the sword took the wrong path and found a way. The heroine is really suitable for politics. It was the best era for the middle and lower poor, but most people were confused and confused because of the mismatch in knowledge and ability. The knowledgeable ones are all written by the old vested interests. They naturally have no say and are suppressed. And the heroines of later generations have both identities and are good at using their identities. They are capable, passionate and confident. From another and better perspective, we have grasped the trend of the era and driven the initiative to create social wealth. Instead of following the trend and secretly intercepting the wealth accumulated in the past as start-up capital, and opportunistically intercepting every speculative social wealth.
The overall situation is very big-picture. Both the current heroine and the original heroine are no longer limited to the self-interested ideas of people who have lived through time. Instead, they use their own modern vision and knowledge to promote the entire village, commune, county, city, province, and even the whole country. It stimulates the pace of social progress for generations and strives to achieve "super beauty" and other ideas. It also specifically writes about how to liberate women step by step, so that everyone can truly recognize that women can hold up half of the sky. Very red and positive energy. The writing style is also very humorous and the plot is interesting. It's great.
It's good-looking, and it popularizes a lot of things from the 1960s and 1970s. There are many photos from that era in the novel. There are almost no top characters except the original male protagonist's family. The female characters of the heroine team are very positive, and everyone works together as a team. The roles of the female director and the two sisters who separated from each other are quite interesting. The heroine's family is very cute, my favorite is the younger brother. It seems that so far, the leaders of the commune, including those in the brigade, are all serving the country and the people, and they do not play negative roles. The plot of the heroine participating in militia training is the first time I have seen it for so many years. Quite interesting. Overall, the plot was a little bland. I personally like it a bit bland. If you like it to be plain and warm, women hold up half the sky, so those who don't want to be competitive can check it out.
This is the second serial to be put into the group, and I moved the others out of the bookshelf as soon as I looked at them. There is no female rivalry in this novel, no slapping the best in the face every day, it is a lively daily life. The heroine's intelligence and ability are not reflected in seeking benefits for herself. Of course she definitely benefits from it, but her methods drive the entire village. She has selfish motives, and no one has selfish motives, but she maximizes benefits so that everyone can gain something. The village cadres and women directors also truly consider the villagers and do not compete with Xini for power. They not only listen to the heroine's opinions but also support and implement them without being condescending. Especially the women's director, she really has the interests of women at heart. During meetings, she asks married people to be kind to themselves. If there are any good things, don't just think about men, the elderly, and children, but also think about yourself. When encountering injustice, you must know how to resist and not be a scalper. Family ugliness does not mean ugly yourself... Tell the unmarried married people to be independent and to ask for help for anything. This is like the village cadres I saw in my hometown. I hope I won't write it off. The ending [like] [like] [like] [like] [like] Very good [like] [like] [like] [like] [like] [like] The author did not write in a biased manner, did not write and talk about love, and carried out the big picture to the end. It's not that you can't get married, but that some novels are not suitable for describing love and love in a transitional way, and can only have a few outlines or not at all, such as this one. There are also those county leaders and parents who came to the village because their children were sent to the countryside. Even if they agreed to help the village for various reasons, the village did benefit, and they did not agree blindly. They only agreed after investigating and understanding the situation. The same goes for other research institutes, which truly prove that "when one party is in trouble, all parties support" and "a hundred responses are given". They will not shirk or disagree, and they all put national interests first.
The article about group portraits of women makes people's blood boil with excitement. Although everything about the heroine seems to be smooth and fake, life in that era is not so real and heavy, and most women have the same hot-blooded positive image (to be honest, human nature is complex, and there are many kinds of women), but you can just read the novel and have fun. It is really written with real twists and turns, and it is uncomfortable to read. I hope to read something about good people being rewarded and hard work being rewarded. I hope there will be more articles about female awakening like Tomato!
The novel about a non-CP heroine is really good. The heroine got a space in her previous life and was fully prepared for time travel and learned various skills. After the heroine traveled through time. Be extra cautious and careful. No excessive use of space. Mostly on their own. I think it's very good, I think Golden Finger is fine. No, but you can't live without it, but you can't use it too frequently either. The heroine is really great. It is a CP-free article, a CP-free article.
It breaks away from the clichés of period literary battles, such as marrying a rough guy and an officer, etc., And uses a brand-new perspective to describe the role of women in the tide of the times. It is very passionate, humorous, and the characters are three-dimensional. It is a rare period article!
It's great. It's rare to see a very positive period article. It's no longer the same period article that goes to the black market to get into college, and the boss's parents, the Li family, fight and curse every day. Every female character is very uplifting. Although this is actually a dream, it really makes people draw energy from it.