Little One of the Seventies, Hoping to Make Dad a Dragon
七零小崽，望父成龙
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- Period Fiction
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This book is likely aimed at those who have been wronged by reality, ordinary people who feel frustrated by the darkness of the world. The writing is excellent, and so far no one has a bright and happy future; everyone has terrible relatives, and there are no plot twists. Then, the author doesn't read the comments because the author is very sensitive, so I felt comfortable writing it.
It's a great read, cathartic, and a staple of period dramas. One particularly satisfying aspect is its emphasis on reconciliation over separation. Okay, so the man hit the woman, and the woman retaliated by hitting him back. Divorce isn't just about grand principles; it's about the mundane realities of daily life, and what you have in your own hands is what truly matters.
Overall, the story progresses gradually with good pacing. While the female lead is somewhat suppressed in the early stages, it's still within reasonable bounds. After reading about ten chapters, I saw comments saying that Fu Bao's suppression was too harsh and frustrating, almost making me quit reading.
It's a good show. The female lead's family is all kind, and the young girl changes the fate of her mother, father, and Lu Huahua. Although going against Fu Bao is difficult, the girl is still strong and changes the fate of her whole family. Actually, Granny Lu was truly pitiful to have encountered such an old man, and Fu Bao was truly a child. The female protagonist's fate was also changed because of her rebirth.
This book is one of the few I've read on Tomato that has excellent writing, a tight and fast-paced plot, well-developed characters, and a rich storyline. The author really does a great job. However, although it's told from the female protagonist's perspective, many plot points don't actually revolve around Xiao Liu Liu.
Out of 10, I'd give it a 9.7! ✅ The writing is excellent. It's a complex novel filled with human choices. But it's not boring or bleak. The supporting characters are all striving for a better life, the difference lies in whether their methods are appropriate. Fortunately, the author also guides the reader's values in the right way and gives them new opportunities to change their fate.
It's pretty good. Many people say that the protagonist isn't powerful enough and can't quickly defeat the control of the original protagonist (I suggest those who like fast-paced, action-packed stories avoid this one). I think the fact that it doesn't directly defeat the original protagonist is a good portrayal of ordinary people, their everyday lives, and their human nature (I feel that this…
I've been following this serial for a long time. The plot and writing style are what attract me, and I have the desire to keep reading. There are many characters in the novel, and the relationships are complicated, but the author describes them well, so I can easily understand them. However, it's written too realistically.
It's a great read, with no offensive viewpoints. The pacing is tight, and while there are many characters and family dynamics, they are all well-developed and have distinct personalities. The female protagonist has a strong sense of self-awareness; she knows what she wants. I don't think her engagement to her childhood sweetheart is wrong, even though Jiang Tingzhou isn't a good match for her.
The following text contains spoilers. The brackets following Lu Huahua and the last bracket contain spoilers. Please read with caution. (Typing is hard work, so please politely point out any mistakes.) Readers are welcome to add any spoilers or parts they find exciting! 😄 The story is full of twists and turns, and many points of conflict.