
A Supporting Actress’s Gossip-Filled Life in the 1970S
七十年代女配的吃瓜日常
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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It's very interesting. The heroine took the original heroine's supplies and cut off the current heroine's system as soon as she arrived. It was very good. From the beginning, it felt very good. From the back, it felt like there were 800 minds per person, and everyone had something to hide. It was like a hidden dragon. The heroine is a hard-working character every day, and she is really a fan of people. She is transparent, rarely uses up the space, and can do whatever she can. I like this kind of heroine who has no trouble.
The chronicle of this book is quite interesting at the beginning, but the way the protagonist handles things after returning to the city is very different from before returning to the city. It makes people feel like a virgin, which is very unpleasant. But overall it is well written, especially the variety, complexity and diversity of human nature (human nature is all about interests), which is very close to reality. Come on!
Not bad, the heroine survives in a time-traveling girl with billions of material space, and a book-traveling girl with a trading system and an upgradeable farm. I really like the character of the heroine. She is low-key and cautious, doesn't cause trouble but is not afraid of it, and takes revenge tactfully. It feels really good to see the ill-gotten gains made by the time-traveling girl from her crazy zero-dollar purchases (which indirectly killed many people) disappear during the peaceful years.
Updated to Chapter 71, it feels good to see this. The heroine finally stopped pulling pig grass and went to work with the educated youth. The supplies were of no use. She really went to the market to buy them. She lived seriously and lived authentically. There is a golden finger, but I still don't think it's exaggerated. It's pretty good. Don't be too exaggerated in looking forward to the following articles! !
This is a group portrait article that starts with eating melons, but it feels a little scattered. My personal opinion is that I have read a lot of novels in the past year. Generally speaking, the novels that I read more coherently have one characteristic. It should be like a big tree, with a main vein and branches. There may be some intersections between the branches to create some sense of connection or some broken limbs to create some suspense. However, the main vein of this article is not so clear when I read it, but I can feel that his efforts are making progress in every chapter. The characterization is actually quite good, but the priorities are not clear. Another point is that at first I thought there was no male protagonist and it was a cp-less drama. Later I thought the educated youth Lin was the male protagonist. Turns out he was just a passerby. Later, when Chu showed up, I thought he was a passerby, but it turned out he was the male protagonist [face covering] It's quite unexpected, author, cheers [blowing kiss]
The previous part about going to the countryside is the same as the routine of another book about eating melons at 70, but the later part of returning to the city is quite interesting! Each of the bad guys in the article feels like they are born bad, but the author has to clean up each one of them, which is very embarrassing.
It took me several days to finish reading it in one sitting. I don't understand why the rating is so low. This is the most interesting period article I have read on Tomato for several years. The only drawback is that I always get people's names wrong. My language skills are poor and I cannot express my emotions after reading this. I just want to say that this is a novel and not a cookie-cutter book. People who like to be picky about logic will not be at a loss if they fall into this trap.
I like this book very much because I think this novel is closer to reality. The heroine is not an all-powerful, ordinary person who travels through the past and has the maximum choices that Goldfinger can do, but is closer to the timidity in reality and moves forward cautiously step by step. Of course, it's not a cool novel, it's not the kind that starts with killing people and attacking the whole family. It's closer to reality. There's no black and white, only the middle ground. The heroine and the supporting actress are very realistic and humane. The other supporting characters are also closer to the characters. It's not black and white. There are many other sides of human nature. It's very good. I don't think the rating should be higher.
It's pretty good-looking, and the gold finger isn't too big. The heroine doesn't have much aura, and she might feel a little frustrated in the early stages, but I personally think it's more realistic. It describes the multi-faceted nature of human beings, both good and bad. Not all people are portrayed as villains.
It's good-looking, everyone has an independent personality, it's similar to a group portrait, not the kind where everything revolves around the heroine. In the middle of a book drought, I persisted in reading Chapter 80 and can keep reading. Come on!