A Photographic Memory: Rising to the Top with the First National College Entrance Exam

Made me laugh [face covering] Both the male protagonist and the author are gods [cover face][cover face][cover face] Let me briefly talk about the plot I saw The original person was beaten to death by others. The male protagonist traveled through time and his companions took him to seek revenge. The companion accidentally killed his enemy. The male protagonist said over there that it had nothing to do with me. They killed their enemies for revenge. It was their own choice and had nothing to do with me. (Stretch It's unnatural for a god-like protagonist to say something like this. Did any readers in the comment area say that they can still talk like this? The author has a witticism, don't you understand? [Cover face] Another reader said that her friend went to jail to avenge her, but the male protagonist didn't show any reaction at all. The author said: I was released from prison later, but I didn't see who to blame I took a look and it didn't say that the protagonist helped him out [face covering] Co-authored because as long as the male protagonist is released from prison, it has little to do with the male protagonist. Even if the male protagonist has not done anything, it means that the matter is over [face covering] Another reader said: I saw dozens of pictures but didn't see the main line. The author is in a weird mood here: After watching it for thirty minutes and dozens of pictures, I didn't see the main line. Is it my fault or someone else's fault? It's very rare for an author to argue with readers. It's difficult to express it. Anyway, the book is not good, but the author's comments are good [face covering] It's a lot of fun

There are too many time-travel genres, so I read one chapter with the idea of ​​giving it a try. Unexpectedly, the male protagonist was in an ordinary family in 1977 and the parents were filial. The author described them one by one in humorous language. The breath of life seemed to hit my face, and I couldn't help but listen to Chapter 5. Worth reading, recommended!

Yesterday the doctor said that I had low blood pressure. I read this book today and it healed instantly. When I went to the hospital for a checkup, I was actually diagnosed with high blood pressure. The doctor was also a stick. She actually asked me what my secret recipe was. I couldn't bear it anymore, so I gave her this secret book. That day, my aunt suffered a hemorrhage and finished the second half of the year. She was so happy that she invited me to eat at the Shaxian Grand Hotel... To be continued

First, I randomly picked up a bag with tickets and 50 yuan in it, in 1977, and then ate wontons at a roadside stall [laughs]

I don't know what to say about this book. Let's say it's good-looking. The ratings are pitifully low. As a bookworm who started reading novels in 2009, I've never read a novel with such a low rating. I'd say it's not good-looking, but I can keep reading it and read it in my free time. Maybe this book suits my appetite. I'm very strange. When reading novels, I don't look at the subject matter or the writing style. I just look at the feeling. Anyway, after reading one or two chapters, I will know whether I can continue reading it and whether it suits my taste. I accidentally discovered this novel. It is worth reading. It cannot be read as a cool novel or as a trivial article.

The writing is very good, although I don't know whether it is in line with the national conditions at that time, but I am reading a novel rather than looking up history. It describes the ordinary and real life of a family, and the details of the characters are well drawn. Let's add more to the national conditions at that time and cooperate with foreign trade. This is more real and closer

The writing is okay. The writing is quite realistic for that era, but I don't like the character of my sister.

The characters are well drawn, especially a repulsive character like Li Shuhua. Li Huashu didn't pay attention and typed the word backwards.

The dart looks good. I caught it by accident, but the male protagonist doesn't need to be so low-key.

This is a time-travel novel with the most positive outlook among the novels of the 1970s. It carries the aura of the protagonist, who is charming and wealthy. In Bincheng, Xiangjiang, and New York, the male protagonist is surrounded by flowers, but he does not take away a single petal. This is a rare clear stream among novels with male protagonists. I like it.