
Military Marriage in the 1960S: Kick Out the Leads and the System
六零军婚:把男女主和系统叉出去
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 411k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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This book is good, but it just feels like it is unfinished. There are many more stories to be written later. I have read two books by the author, and the author has made each character have his or her own characteristics. For Lin Yuzhu, I read it many times and couldn't stand it at the beginning. Later, I couldn't find a good book before I started reading it seriously. Because it was not a refreshing novel, the pace was slow and a bit frustrating, so it was not attractive at first, but it became very exciting after reading it. There is not a single heroine, and the characters have their own characteristics. As an aside, I went back during the Chinese New Year this year and asked the old man if there were any educated youths in their area. He said there were, in the town, and a special apartment was built for them to live in. The key point was that their town was poor, and they are poor now, and there were only a few kilometers of roads from the town to them, and there was fields just outside the town, haha. Then there are people who go to their neighborhood to steal people. They drive trucks and call the young men to support the construction of Xinjiang. The team does not let people go. Whoever leaves does farm work. Some people want to run away secretly. They say they have people guarding them for two nights, so it may be different in each place. But most people in that era were very miserable.
A great, underrated book. It's better than some that have a rating of nine or more. Especially regarding the understanding of that period, many people are blindly criticizing it, but the author wrote what I thought. I have always felt that the decisions made by the environmental countries at that time were consistent with the reasons written by the author in the book.
Nice. I think the books written by this author are already guaranteed. (In my heart) His grasp of human nature and description of characters are fascinating to watch. The author is particularly good at extending the annoying characters, making people both love and hate each character. It profoundly describes that people are diverse, and each person's personality is due to both parents and the inertia developed over a long period of time. Every character in the author's works is wonderful. There is no such thing as in other novels. They are just stupid and naive from the beginning to the end. They are just superficial and do not make progress or learn anything from the beginning to the end. . . Rather than reading the story written by the author, it is better to say that I am reading the people he wrote in the story. The heroine is very rational and a wise person. After traveling through the story, she knows that she should try to destroy the "good things" of the main characters in the story. But I won't do anything blindly. From the beginning, I will "try" to do the "right" thing without affecting myself. The main purpose is to make your life better. He has a very upright outlook on life and is not impulsive. He is considerate of others and does not help or sympathize with others in a blanket way. This is a good book that makes readers feel comfortable and happy to read, and will make them laugh from time to time. I highly recommend it. P. S. This author is amazing. I read two of his books and they got better and better towards the end. The front is pretty ordinary. I think everyone will not regret it after seeing it. (Of course, I don't dare to say whether there will be some weird things [eating melons] with abnormal bookworm brains...)
It's quite interesting. In reality, I don't see that good will be rewarded with good and evil will be punished with evil. You can always see it in novels. The women in the article each have their own personalities, and they all work hard and shine in their own lives. They are all very good!
I read the comments about this great author. A Little Bamboo is well-known all over the world. This one is not long, but it is very interesting. I like the kind that has a golden finger, but it should be well integrated into the article and not obtrusive. What I understand is the process of the story. Some people say it is procrastinating. Well, Goldfinger is a high-tech one. I don't think it needs to end the whole play in one chapter. Come on, author! !