
A Beauty Drops Into the 1980S: The Loudspeaker Beauty Is Destined for Wealth
天降美人穿八零,喇叭美人富贵命
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
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- Fanqie
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To be honest, this article is actually quite good, but it is not as good-looking as the two books by Aunt Qi and Female Elite. It cannot compare to those two books in terms of character creation or entrepreneurial journey. It was too rushed when it ended. I feel that there are still many places to expand on.
After watching Shen Shuya's Qi Xinlan and Wen Beier, I watched Qin Mumu again. The author's writing style is as solid as ever, and there are many cases worth learning from. I like the author's great description of family affection the most. It is particularly delicate and warm. He is a child who grew up in love~ Everyone is portrayed very well. Many words in Northern Jiangsu dialect sound very friendly. Every time Uncle Mumu appears, I will also think of my uncle... The description is based on Huai'an and Nanjing. I'm not sure if it is comparable to our big Siyang [laughing] I hope Jiangsu will get better and better
It was okay, but it was a bit awkward when the male protagonist called the female protagonist Qin Miaomiao (personal feeling). Secondly, there aren't many emotional scenes, it's mainly about the female protagonist's career development, the male protagonist is dispensable, but his bickering is a bit like being a happy enemy.
Inspirational article, the female protagonist is career-oriented, has brains, can fight and argue, has strong work ability, and can turn her brain around. He just treated relationships more like a human being, but in the end he ended up with the male protagonist. The male protagonist is the one who provides emotional value to the female protagonist. Every time he appears, he helps the female protagonist solve problems or dotes on her, which is quite heartwarming. There are not many good things, but the whole process is upward, inspiring everyone around you, and living a happy and fulfilling life. It's just that the chapters are too long, and the plot is a bit long-winded. Some plot points can be mentioned in one sentence, but it has to be discussed in a long way, which tests your patience. After reading more than 200 pages, I ran out of patience, so I skipped a few glances and found that it wasn't too dramatic, and it was relatively slow and steady. Those who have the patience can take a break from reading.
I have read other books written by the author and found them very good, so I read this series again. I never take the initiative to follow the serials. I either just throw them on the bookshelf and wait for them to be completed, or I don't read them. This is the first book that I read as much as the author wrote, and it's quite interesting.
The writing is really good. I prefer the stories after time travel. I don't really like the entertainment industry articles before time travel. I have a lot of emotions and I don't know where to start. I followed it until the early morning and my mind is already confused. I will review it when I have time. I really couldn't bear to part with it, and I burst into tears when I read Qi Xinlan's book. The author's writing style is really good, and she is one of the top female writers among period novels. I like your writing very much. I can empathize with the scenes you bring into the writing. The plot of this novel does not make much sense. The most important thing is that the writing is solid and the writing is smooth. I am ready to follow the author's next book. I hope the author will not forget his original intention and insist on updating the novel.
First of all, I really like the author's book "Crossing the Book of Eighty Years: The Old One, The Young One, The Young One, The Best Friend". Secondly, this book has 40 chapters so far, and overall it's pretty good. It's a very good book among the cool ones. However, occasionally there are some minor flaws, or the plot progression does not feel very smooth, and the viewing experience is not very good. I hope that the author can continue to perfect his writing skills.
It feels good, I really like the character's personality. Come on, author, please update quickly haha
I have read several of the author's novels, and the period writing is so real. The author seems to be a person of that era. What he wrote are all real scenes, real vocabulary, and real life of that era. No Space Golden Finger relies on the male and female protagonists to be intelligent, hard-working and capable, and narrate the characteristics of life in that era. I am born in the 1970s, and the novels are written with real empathy. Unlike other period novels, which are written randomly without any real life experience and are based on imagination.
You can, but you have to keep watching. I see that 90% of them can't keep going. It's not as good-looking as Aunt Qi, but better than Aunt Qi's Girlfriends. Furthermore, the author repeats many words, as can be seen from the above two books. Many, many questions/said in a low voice, proud XX