The Strongest County-Level City of the Nineties
九零年代最强经济县城
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 337k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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I really enjoy historical fiction, and this one is quite different from others. Most other historical fiction involves difficult relatives or villagers targeting the female lead—like the wives of the eldest and second eldest brothers looking down on her family or having grievances against her, or the female lead helping the villagers make money and some villagers feeling resentful and attacking…
It's seriously super good, I'm not kidding! The female lead is very independent and leads her relatives and villagers in doing business, starting with construction... I love watching this kind of show, and most importantly, there are no awful characters.
It's very good, but some parts are left unfinished. However, it's extremely good and worth watching; it's not perfect, but it's still very enjoyable. After those dozens of kids from the vocational school came back, where were they sent to study, or were they sent back to the village?
It's really well written, but it's a bit hard to read at night.
I like the female lead's overall perspective.
It's a great story! It's about a woman who travels back to the 1990s and leads her entire village to start a business and become wealthy. So far, the focus is mainly on the entrepreneurial journey; the broader social context hasn't been explored much.
I don't have any particular ideas, I just want to watch it 😄😄
It's so, so, so beautiful!
It was too short, I didn't get enough of it.
I enjoy reading this kind of article.