
Educated Youth in the 1980s: After Breaking Off the Engagement, the Factory Director Spoiled Me
八零知青:退婚后我被厂长宠上天
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2mo ago
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- Fanqie
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Modern Romance with a Contract Marriage, Falling in Love Later, and Smart Leads
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Always following updates Super nice, a very nice book. The writing style is mature and the characters are three-dimensional. Everyone is very vivid. It doesn't feel like the templates of the current novels are applied. It's a very good book. I don't want to be criticized.) This book can be regarded as a companion during the period of literary shortage (I am really tired of reading the current novels). When I read it, I can feel the effort that the author has put into the characters. After reading it, it is like hanging out with old friends. There is no excessive withdrawal reaction, but the aftertaste is endless, which really makes people feel that they really exist.
The author's writing is really good. The heroine looks aggrieved, but she has her own ideas, is strong, and is in line with the characteristics of this era. It's a bit like watching people in an alley, and the story is very flavorful. I love it!
It's hard to comment on the heroine's character and work style. She occasionally feels depressed. Most of them can only be said to be passable... I couldn't hold on until the male protagonist appeared. I give the male protagonist 4 points. He is a very cute character. But the female protagonist will always define him as stingy... To be honest, the female protagonist is really heartless... I rarely love boys so much, otherwise I would take the male protagonist away... Generally speaking, the plot is passable, some prices are not very strict, and the female protagonist's handling methods are also very childish... The only one who persists is the male protagonist. He is really safe, capable and stable.
"Breaking up and returning to the city, the beautiful educated youth wins" is very top-notch! After Xu Yuyan was betrayed by her boyfriend, she decisively returned to the city to start a career. From setting up a stall selling vegetables to establishing a foothold, she counterattacked all the way. In order to get back his father's house and marry the male protagonist Ye Xiuyuan, the two fought side by side, both torturing the scum and spreading sugar. It was so exciting and intensive that it was very refreshing to watch! 😄
This book is actually quite good. The heroine was very stubborn at the beginning because she wanted to leave 😢 😢 😢 Don't be dissuaded, but it was really enjoyable later on. She returned to Beijing after more than 200 pages. It's really not easy for the heroine in this book. There is no space, no system, no cheats. She really relies on her brains and words. I like this kind of heroine.
It more realistically reflects some details of the life of educated youths going to the countryside and returning to the city in that era. I feel like the rating is low. The books I often read with a rating of 9.6 And above are not as attractive as this book...! Come on, author💪Looking forward to seeing more of your works
. This book is well written. Everything is clearly written. It also tells the truth about the actual situation. It was not easy for educated youth back then. The author can write it truthfully. I like the excellent work of the excellent author 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
This book is beautiful and the content is very engaging. I think the only bug is the size and price of the house. The house should have at least 2 to 3 rooms. How can a 20-square-meter house fit 2 to 3 rooms? Moreover, the heroine's room can accommodate two beds, which means that the area of a room should be quite large, so I think the area of 20 square meters is not reasonable. Unless this "square" is not what we call square every day, but like the unit of area calculation for Japanese houses, it is "ping". I checked and found that one square meter is approximately equal to 3.3 Square meters. In this case, 20 square meters is approximately 66 square meters. And the previous content mentioned that their kitchen is a public kitchen, which means that the kitchen is not in the house, and the houses of that era most likely did not have toilets, so you need to go to the public toilet. I think it would be more reasonable to have two or three rooms in this way.
The writing is good. It is not a plot about a reborn heroine who has space and unlimited wealth, but a good and inspirational article about the heroine being self-reliant, relying on her own wisdom and hard work to get into college, making a fortune through hard work, and finding the person she loves to get married. The chronology is a bit different from the historical facts. The college entrance examination in Beijing in 1977 was from December 10th to 12th, while the Chinese New Year was on February 18th, 1978. The time did not match up, and the housing prices in Beijing were not so expensive at that time!
It looks great, the writing is also good, the plot is not cliché, the characters are all vivid, and there is no pretentious plot that suddenly pops up to show off. Each character has his own thoughts. It is better written than many period novels with a score of 9 or above. Recommended!