The Host Coasts Through Life in a Period Novel

The content is interesting, and the male and female protagonists are also very realistic. Don't watch it if you are angry. For example, the fourth sister-in-law like me is really angry after watching it.

It's even, the writing is very smooth, I got into it right away, there are no surprises at the moment, I'll wait until I get fatter to read it. By the way, the only thing I'm a little unhappy about is that the annoying fourth sister-in-law has no one to correct her.

Tied. Here's the look and feel: 1. Well written. It can be seen that the author's writing style is very skillful, has life experience, is consistent with the historical background, and the characters are also very vivid and vivid, allowing readers to immerse themselves in the story. 2. The heroine is very likeable, capable, lively, down-to-earth, good to herself, and the relationship with the hero is progressing very quickly, because for the time being in this article, the two of them do not pay attention to love or anything like that. They just depend on the conditions and do not conflict. It does not take more than five chapters from the time the two realize that they plan to get married. Hahaha, it's very new to me. However, the male and female protagonists are quite interesting. Although the male protagonist is not particularly outstanding, his condition and character are very good so far. He is fair and fair and not ugly. The male and female protagonists are a good match. 3. There are mostly normal people in the village. Although it is a rural area, there are not many people who abuse their daughters. In addition to the heroine who was pampered, there are also several female high school students. Although their names are simple, they were also raised well by their families. Ye Cao'er is not kind to others, and her parents also let her marry a very bad man for the sake of face. This man has only one advantage, that is, he is from the city. They couldn't say they didn't love their daughter, but they didn't hurt that much. The people in the village who treat their daughter the worst are Sun Fugui's family. They all gave their daughters nice names, such as Yuzhu, Yumei, Yuzhen, and Yuxiu (cousin). However, they clearly had a good family, and Sun Fugui was still the captain of the brigade. Just because they gave birth to a daughter and they favored sons over daughters, they did not treat their daughters as human beings. When you get old enough to get married, it doesn't matter what the conditions are, as long as you can afford a high bride price. Yuzhu, a junior high school student, was sent to Shangougou for 100 yuan, and he couldn't even get a daughter in her husband's family. Yuzhen was not valued by her parents and lacked love. She fell in love with an educated youth with a human face and a beastly heart. After marriage, she became pregnant and had to plow the fields to earn food for herself and her children. However, the man was given the job of a scorekeeper by his in-laws, and the family was not a human being. To sum up, the author's writing is vivid and can be very representative of the scene at that time. The heroine is also humane, and she is also sad about the inhuman things that some girls of the same age encounter when they get married, but she is just an ordinary person, and their parents are not human beings. What can she, a little girl, do? She is an ordinary heroine who is not cheating. It's very realistic, and some of the characters in the plot are very realistic, like people who would exist in reality.

I originally thought that the male and female protagonists would be bored after they got married and went to school. However, on the contrary, their lives were moving forward every day, and they finished reading it before they knew it. There are no verbose top-notch gossips, the family members get along very warmly, and there is nothing wrong with the annoying fourth sister-in-law. It's just that in the end, she doesn't go overboard and do anything that is actually bad. The content is not exaggerated, it is very simple and slow, suitable for relaxing and adjusting your mood [please update][already planted][like] When I saw the second world, the background of the male protagonist showed that there were very few things between the male and female protagonists. The female protagonist had been helping her family find jobs and solve problems, which made her a little tired. I prefer to watch the relationship between the two protagonists, and don't like other people's descriptions more than the protagonists. Throughout the whole story, I didn't have much of a three-dimensional impression of the male and female protagonists. I only remembered the clichés between the female protagonist's cousins. The first world is better looking. At least the male protagonist in the first world has his own characteristics, a bit like a dank puppy, and there are not so many troubles. The heroine in the first world is more of a spectator of the gossip in the same village without intervening too much.

The writing is very good. You can tell that he is an experienced author. The heroine is well-educated and good-looking. She is also a good hunter. She is also very favored at home and has a good family life. The hero himself is also rich and educated. The heroine and the hero are a strong combination. There is no such thing as poverty alleviation. The heroine has a hero and has more money to spend. The hero has a heroine and has a backer in the countryside. All in all, the writing is very good. That's why I didn't get it at the end...

No matter how bad the man is, he is still good. The heroine is a little lazy and greedy, which is a huge flaw. I have said it a hundred times [smile]

After reading the beginning, I wasn't too strict. Rabbits couldn't be sold at that high price. It seemed like a few cents or a few kilograms would be good. Moreover, there was no shortage of meat in the Northeast. At that time, there was patriotic meat, so no one should vote for it until about 1969.

The writing is good, the writing style is also good, and the author's plot could be more compact. . . .

Is there one male and female protagonist in one world? Are the male and female protagonists different in each world?

It can be seen that the author particularly likes to write about luo da da and twisty da da.