The Seventies: A Half-Immortal's Everyday Life

After reading Chapter 48, the author's writing style is very good, but this little story is a bit confusing. In order to stay in the city, Ms. Zhou's husband's cousin told Ms. Zhou, a mother who had just given birth, that her husband was very popular outside, and Ms. Zhou loved her husband very much, causing her to become delirious. The heroine gave the reason for the conflict in fate, concealed what her cousin had done, and gave her a job. Ms. Zhou's family did not know. I didn't read the back part either, I just felt that the heroine was forgiving a mother who might suffer from postpartum depression, so she might not be my cup of tea in the future. However, the author's writing style is very good, and it's worth reading [Sending Hearts]

It's quite good-looking, with feelings of family and country, and patriotism. Although some people in it didn't explain it specifically, they must have lived a very good life. In fact, I really wanted to read the story of Le Zhiqing and Wang Zhiqing, and it was too short and I didn't get enough of it!

The author's writing style is really good, and it is relaxed and relaxed, but sometimes it is a bit forced to be sensational or overly sensational. Especially when he writes about the two sisters-in-law, he is moved to tears, as if he used to live in hell, but his life has been saved with the heroine...

It can be said that it is in the top ten of the metaphysics and inspirational heroine articles. At the end of the book, I saw the author saying that I was sick. The doctor said that I was about to enter the ranks of diabetes. Originally, it was not so urgent to change my lifestyle. After reading the author's words, I found that it is better to cherish life. I wish the author good health, a speedy recovery, and no pain or illness.

Very well written! ! ! There is no shortage of writing, logic, and storytelling! ! ! Although the rating is a bit low, it's definitely worth it! The heroine is strong, rational, and kind-hearted. It is well written! ! Every character in the book is well portrayed! ! ! Each has its own characteristics! ! ! Many stories have great practical significance and can be said to reflect reality, but they are not overly exaggerated or over-exaggerated, and they are moderately thought-provoking. They are worth recommending! ! ! (And there are no Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. All grudges are reported on the spot. Readers are super relieved after reading this!!!) After flipping through the comments section, I found that the most controversial aspect of this book is its treatment of Hu Yinyin and the Miao Jiang youth. As someone who loved this book and read it in one sitting, I would like to share my thoughts. The first is the treatment of Hu Yinyin. Without exposing Hu Yinyin, I feel that Mingyi didn't want to completely destroy the relationship between Hu Yinyin and Zhou Meixin's family. From the current point of view, the incidents handled by Mingyi can be roughly divided into two categories: one is things that have already happened, helping others trace the cause and get the consequences; the other is things that have not happened, reversing the cause and effect, and avoiding the occurrence of bad consequences. Hu Yinyin belongs to the latter, and the protagonist does not forgive Hu Yinyin for Zhou Meixin, because she has always been from the perspective of an outsider. She is a bystander. She is just loyal and does her best to prevent the worst outcome from happening. There are 10,000 possibilities between cause and effect. The protagonist rationally and objectively chooses the outcome that is most beneficial to the moment. Moreover, did Zhou Meixin's family really not find anything wrong with Hu Yinyin? Not really. Later, their family did not give Hu Yinyin a thunderous stick, which was probably a kind of tacit approval. No one is a fool... As for the handling of the Miao youth, I personally feel that it is more about taking the overall situation into consideration. The victim Yan Chenggang himself chose to retaliate with kindness. He chose to forgive Lin Yue from the position that was most conducive to accelerating the central government's governance of Leishan and the most conducive to ethnic integration. You can see the shining point of this character's selflessness and dedication to the country, and he is just the epitome of thousands of grassroots cadres involved in the construction of ethnic minorities. I feel that this should not be the highlight of this book. On the contrary, the author's writing here is quite in-depth. With a few strokes, I pay tribute to the selfless devotees! This is the admirable quality of those hard-working grassroots cadres. Doesn't Yan Chenggang not understand the principle of "repaying evil with kindness?" As a central assignee and coming from a military family, he should understand better than anyone else. And he chose to give up personal interests for the sake of justice. Maybe we can disagree, but we must admit that the country has become better because of such people. All in all, this is a very in-depth piece of writing. The finishing touch is more about finesse than too much. It's very rare! Come on, author! ! !

Very good, although there are no big ups and downs, the heroine is invincible from the beginning... I like this kind of invincible heroine...

It's so beautiful, so enjoyable to watch, great!

It's a bit short. I didn't read enough. I like this kind of multi-faceted fortune-telling and catching ghosts. I don't like the kind of catching ghosts and fortune-telling all the time. I'm tired of listening to it. I like this kind of short stories and there are many kinds of them. Besides, there are a lot of stories covered in Northeastern yellow skin and it's just a love story inside. Although there isn't much written in it, the limited space explains the appearance, character and strength of the four immortals. It's very good. It's too short. It suddenly disappears.

Good-looking, female metaphysician, elegant and refreshing

The rating is low, the lowest is 9.2, It looks good (๑• . •๑)