The Supply and Marketing Cooperative in the 1960S: A Lazybones Lands a Government Job
六十年代供销社，懒虫端上公家饭
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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I want to read books similar to The Fifties: Bringing My Landlord Father to Hong Kong.
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In a Period Novel, the Female Lead Is Incredibly Lazy
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I really want to read about a female lead building a career and making a fortune. I hope the male lead appears later and has little presence, preferably with no romance.
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Not bad. The heroine is very cautious and vigilant. She doesn't get angry or aggrieved. She doesn't give selflessly. She takes care of herself first. She doesn't immediately take out the food for the children. The cubs are also very sensible and know how to do housework and work in the fields. They live a very warm and short life.
Not bad, there are not many things, the heroine is not a saint, she has a system to not treat herself badly, and she is not so generous as to give away everything. She is very cautious and low-key in life and work, and she will not avoid children just because they are still young.
First The heroine doesn't go to the black market and works in a supply and marketing cooperative. She's a little clever but not too big. She just has food and some cloth. I don't know what the author will write next. I'm really looking forward to it being well written. Come on.
It's quite new. I've never seen a heroine with this kind of plug-in. I'm a big advocate for no CP, and I'm looking forward to the author's update. But everyone's eyes are flashing, which makes me a little confused. Why are all the good books being serialized? I've followed five of them. After reading the updates, I have to look for new books every day. It's so sad. 😔
It's a rare era where there is no CP-raising article. The writing style is very good, and the writing is good despite the shortcomings of the parents. There is no poisonous point in reading the whole article, and the narrative is smooth. It's a pretty good novel, I hope it won't be discontinued. Come on, author!
I can read the whole story, and overall there are no surprises. The description of life is quite good. The key is that I don't live with a man. Although the mainstream thinking at that time, I still don't like to have to find a man to serve me, which increases the risk of exposure and forces my husband's family to open a business. Also, the little lazy guy is not lazy at all. He is really exhausted when he goes to work every day. He has six children at home. The title of the book drags him down. The ending is so sudden. He is still thinking about working hard in Beijing and becomes a beautiful and wealthy little old lady.
It's very interesting. When I read this article, I felt very peaceful inside. The protagonist is not like a holy mother, but very subjective. It's not like some people who follow the devil. There are not too many top-notch articles. It's a daily article of the era. I read it in one sitting today.
It's a very interesting article~ I don't know why the rating is so low. The author's writing style is very good. In addition, he is also very pragmatic about the prices of the era. I also like the narrative angle. The heroine is loyal to herself and does not have the dedication that ordinary literature arranges for women. There is no general sense of dogma in raising children. The dolls are very confident and have strong self-care ability. They work together for the life of the family without becoming the appendages of adults. They are a happy family ~ Like 👍
It is a long-lasting and heart-warming novel about raising children. It is very successful, but there are many things that are not written. It is not enough to read. In the best version, I skipped a few families with whom the heroine has made friends, but did not write much about the heroine's interactions. There are also too few side stories after going to the capital. It is a pity that I didn't write them.
It's really good. The period novels don't have any super relatives. The golden finger is neither big nor small, but it can make the protagonist's life better, eat better, wear better, use better things, and save a little money. Unlike many period novels, which cost tens of millions, it's too exaggerated.