A Family with a Scholastically Challenged Kid in the 1980s
八十年代家有学渣
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- Completed
- Length
- 611k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
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- 1y ago
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- The 1980s: The Wayward Fourth-Generation Scion八零跑偏的地四代Alternate title on Fanqie
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It's pretty good. The female lead's family is very kind, probably due to their innate good upbringing. Aside from the first few chapters which were a bit frustrating, it got quite good later on. I really like this heartwarming story. The whole family is seriously nurturing Xixi's interests and hobbies, and they don't dismiss her just because she's a child.
It's pretty good, except the mother is a bit too saintly in the beginning... And the writing style for the cases and plot is a little immature, and the plot coherence is also a bit lacking. Everything else is quite good. The female lead, father, and brother are all portrayed quite vividly.
This book revolves around the female protagonist from childhood to adulthood, exploring various aspects and perspectives, such as age, years, personal life, family, and country. The timeline is quite long, and the author writes very well. It allows readers to immerse themselves in the story from the perspectives of each member of the protagonist's family.
This novel is super good! There are no perfect people; everyone has their own goals. Moreover, this book doesn't feature a female protagonist who transmigrates into novels or is reborn, and it doesn't revolve around gossip or men. It's great! The family bonds are enviable and touching, and everyone has a broad perspective, allowing you to understand many principles. It's a good read; I give the author a thumbs up! I love this type of historical fiction.
It's so good! I've read another book by the same author before, but I didn't know they had started this new one. I stumbled upon it, and it's so good! It's just not finished yet. 🥺🥺🥺
This was my first time reading a novel of this type. The seemingly ordinary descriptions were captivating, unfolding a vivid picture of the era.
This book doesn't just revolve around the female protagonist's life from childhood to adulthood; it leans more towards a group portrait. There's her deceased great-grandfather, a geologist who searched for mines for national development; her grandparents who experienced war; her father, an early test pilot; her mother, a dedicated doctor; her brother, a very capable policeman…
It's a great read; it's the first time I've seen a historical novel about geology. I wanted more! After finishing it, I understand why the rating is so low—there are too many typos and omissions, and many sentences don't flow smoothly. It's such a shame.
It's absolutely gorgeous! It's truly incredibly, ...
This is an amazing book! This is my first time writing a review, and also my first time reading this type of book. The characters are portrayed with great detail. Xi Xi is incredibly cute, and the whole family has their own strengths. They all love their family and careers so much. It has both a down-to-earth feel and a sense of national responsibility.