
The 1970s: I Shot a Man-Eating Tiger and Married a Female Educated Youth from the Northeast
七零:一枪干死东北虎娶妻女知青
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- Ongoing
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- 484k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- English
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363Chapters
189Reads · 30 days
558kReads · all time
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It's a great read. I don't like stories with multiple female leads; in that era, they'd be executed! Besides, even if someone is reborn, their character won't change! They just gain a lot of precognitive abilities; everything still depends on hard work! Both the male and female leads are excellent! Some things are generally acceptable in terms of values, so there's no need to be too nitpicky!
I've only read up to chapter nine. Back then, people would give each other radios as gifts upon first meeting. Impressive, truly impressive.
As long as it looks good and not outrageous, it's good-looking. If you don't have a hand-crushing pulverizer, a hand-rolling mill will do.
Rich and varied content, worth reading
The lives of educated youth sent to the countryside are described in great detail!
Go go go!
It's so good, it's really good, you guys have to come and see! I'm not kidding, it's true! 😏😏😏
It's so good, I recommend reading chapter nine directly! 😏😏😏
This book is great! The first day he went to the countryside, he gave away a pack of cigarettes and a radio – his social skills are impeccable! 😄😄😄😄
The writing is delicate, and the emotions are rich, colorful, and sincere.