[Era + Current Speech + Double Power + Farming + Parental Indifference + Daily Life]
Fifteen-year-old Liang Ziyan, carrying a dung fork on his back, scavenged in the fields and streets of the county town to supplement his family's income.
The Liang family has become destitute and now is in a miserable state: his father was sentenced to prison, his brother died, and the posthumous child in his sister-in-law's belly had no choice but to take his maiden name... There was no successor in the Liang family tree, so he moved out of Liangjia Village due to ideological pressure and came to live in Luoling County.
Cui Can, the sister-in-law's sister, was born into a noble family and was pampered. She had a crush on the handsome elder brother Chen Kan. Chen Kan turned a blind eye to Cui Can's various pursuits, but secretly had a crush on Liang Ziyan. Cui Can attributed all the causes of his dissatisfaction to Liang Ziyan's family and tried every means to oppose Liang Ziyan.
Liang Ziyan witnessed the impact of his grandfather's obsession with genealogy on his family, and decided to shoulder the responsibility and manage his life well.
After Chen Kan escaped family pressure to get married and restarted his life, Liang Ziyan became a good partner with Chen Kan due to the development of his career. But how would she make a choice in the face of Chen Kan's deep and passionate feelings?
Reader comments
This book is quite realistic, with the heroine's continuous self-improvement after the great changes in the family, and various conflicts and conflicts (the sister-in-law's sister has been making things difficult for her, and the burden of the family's traditional ideas).
The language of the book is very authentic, with many friendly dialects and slang. It describes the humanities and style of the 1980s very accurately. I felt like going back to that era more than once [Like]
This book is quite realistic, with the heroine's continuous self-improvement after the great changes in the family, and various conflicts and conflicts (the sister-in-law's sister has been making things difficult for her, and the burden of the family's traditional ideas). The language of the book is very authentic, with many friendly dialects and slang. It describes the humanities and style of the 1980s very accurately. I felt like going back to that era more than once [Like]