
The 1980s: The Jiang Family’s Oldest Daughter Returns from the Countryside
八零:姜家老姑娘从乡下回来了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 430k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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It's really good. Many of Tomato's novels from different eras have very attractive story outlines, but after reading them, they become increasingly dry and rambling, a waste of time. This one is different; it's very vivid and interesting, and the little climaxes are just right.
I really enjoyed this book. The writing was very engaging. The female lead is straightforward and decisive, not a typical "damsel in distress," and the male lead is neither clingy nor overly trusting. Although it's short, the ending wasn't forced, which was great! Of course, there are many flaws. The female lead's characterization in the original story was too brief and perfunctory.
It's quite good, but the characters' names are always misspelled, which is confusing.
It's quite pretty, the family isn't awful, and the girl is very intelligent.
It's a pretty good book. The female protagonist is capable of seizing opportunities and doesn't have many difficult relatives. I hope the author will update more often.
It's very well written and enjoyable. Aside from the somewhat confusing titles in the beginning, the author probably just needs to revise it since it's already finished. The beginning was so disorganized I almost gave up, but it turned out great! It's very engaging, progresses gradually, and the ending left me wanting more.
It's pretty good, just a few typos and omissions. Also, many of the supporting characters share the same surname, making it seem like they're all from the same family.
It's nice to look at, but there are quite a few typos, yet it's still worth recommending.
It's quite good. I especially liked the part about Jiang Lai starting her business, although the romance part wasn't explored much. I didn't want to sleep last night after watching it.
It's pretty good, but why are the characters' names always misspelled? It would be best to check them.