
On a Snowy Night, I Took the Female Educated Youth to a Dugout
风雪夜,我把女知青拉进了地窝子
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- Completed
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- 1.7M Words
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- Urban
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- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 7d ago
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- Fanqie
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Overall, it's very good and novel. I just feel that my skills have improved too quickly, and the author is afraid that others will say that I'm too holy. I don't suffer any loss in every transaction, and many even take advantage of it. In fact, if you have a good relationship, you don't have to worry too much about this.
It's good in every aspect and can be watched. The timeline is just too tight. It's only been two months since I read Chapter 140. I really want to accomplish a hundred years of work in one year. When reading periodicals, you want to see the daily life of those years, and you also want to see how people settled in the trend of the times. There is really no need to write down the trivial details of what you ate and did every day on a day-by-day basis.
It's so beautiful, it's so beautiful, everyone comes to see it. In 1981, I followed the protagonist up the mountains to hunt, and I was paid 80 yuan a day for doing some physical work. I didn't have to pay anything, just put my things on the cart. The protagonist rented the donkey cart for 10 yuan a day! It's so pretty, so pretty, I just want to play with it if I have space!
Very good chronicle, keep up the good work!
The novel is very well written, you can read it for leisure, or listen to it to relax your mood. In particular, the writing about rural life is still realistic. The life of each farmer family is very simple and difficult, and the writing is about capable people with developed minds and active thinking. At that time, some talented people in the villages were able to write very well. There was no talent in the countryside at that time. [Like][Like][Like]
The writing is good and the plot is reasonable. The protagonist's IQ is online
Galloping across the grassland in search of fragrance, arrows pierce the sky like meteors; the prey is finally hidden in the bag, so there is no need to be filled with gold and jade for this pleasure.
The subject matter is very novel. Most of the period articles on the platform are from Northeast China and the imperial capital, and there are few from Xinjiang. The illustrations in the text are also good. Combining text with pictures makes some scenes more vivid when reading. So far, there are no major negative points, but both the male and female protagonists are cheating. It feels a bit like a full-level boss wandering into a novice village. In addition, the space of the male protagonist does not play any role in the plot, and it feels like it is dispensable.
I haven't finished it yet, but I personally think it's pretty good. It's a dual-system dual-life. There's really no need to attach so much importance to the background of the era. It's not historical records, but the background of the era. That's right. The author of the items has all put pictures on it, and he's really attentive.
It is rare to see anyone writing about the educated youths who went to the countryside in Xinjiang. Jiang's humanistic animals are just very good and beautiful. Why is the rating so low? You shouldn't, do something and work hard, I like to see my people in Xinjiang too The key nodes all have pictures and text, and it's rare to see an author with accompanying pictures, so I have the patience to follow them. Dear author, come on, hurry up and publish, waiting for your next one. If you update slowly, I can only gain weight before practicing again