A Village Girl's Modern Working Life in the 1960S

My original intention in writing this book was to write about a harmonious rural area where they live an ordinary life. Some of them may not be perfect, but they have a common ancestor. There may be some minor conflicts, but if you go home and sleep, you will be fine the next day. I think this is the rural life I know. The protagonist is just an ordinary rural girl. She has the knowledge that she cannot make a lot of money. What I write may not be perfect, but I hope the words I convey are warm. I feel that the current social environment is quite tiring. I hope you can feel more comfortable when reading the novel.

It was pretty good, although there were two points in the plot that made me feel confused. 1. Duoduo and his father went to the supply and marketing cooperative to buy the cloth. I felt like I didn't buy it, but later I mentioned that I had made clothes. 2. At the snack street, I think I was confused from the beginning until the opening. After all, when the third uncle came back, the little sisters still wore bragi together. The potatoes found in the second week were autumn, and it should be several months before the Chinese New Year. (I feel like I should add some plant growth in the middle, otherwise I feel like the time jumps too much) But the overall writing is quite good, the younger brothers and sisters are very cute, the heroine and the elders are also very cute, the whole atmosphere is very friendly, you will feel happy when watching it, I hope it will not collapse later, and then finish it seriously. (Two of my favorite Tomato books have been discontinued. I feel so depressed. Come on, author!!!)

I quite like it so far. I like this kind of irreverent golden finger that can change the poor life little by little. But if the heroine gets rich later or becomes the richest man, I won't watch it. I don't like the kind of movie where the money is as big as the sea water. I just like this little blandness

It's very beautiful. The parents are short-sighted. The whole family loves each other. The children are so cute that they want to go to heaven. It's all daily life. Things in life should be taken slowly. Nowadays, people are too impatient. Like me, we should adjust slowly.

I quite like it. It's relatively plain and quite real. There are not so many people who become very awesome if they have the ability to travel back and forth. The parents are short-sighted and very happy. It's just that the first episode made me a little sad and the writing wasn't detailed enough. Otherwise it would probably have made me cry [Sparrow Food Masterwork]

For the time being, I can read what I have written so far. It is a short story about parents, and it seems to be a heart-warming article. There is no best article, unlike those that seem to be written without the best article. Moreover, if one best article is not enough, there are too many. I hope there will not be too many best articles in the future.

The overall feeling is relatively bland. The heroine's golden finger is not very powerful (compared to other novels), but it is considered to be in line with her era, subject to environmental and ideological limitations. The last dozen or so chapters are quite heavy on historical issues, but I feel the power of the author's writing. At the end of the parallel time and space, I didn't quite understand why the Red Army was alone. Wasn't there any younger brothers and sisters below? (But it doesn't stop me from crying [crying])

The ending was something I didn't expect! The Red Army chapter made me cry! Maybe he has a really good feeling for his sister! It turns out that Duoduo's time travel is a button left by the Red Army!

It's very sweet. Some minor bugs are harmless. I like it very much. I hope the author will update more!

The advantages are that it is not the best, and it is not like making money or robbing money. Close to the mass line, the heroine also used her kindness to sell things to relatives that were too big for hand sewing, but overall it was okay.