
1978: I Copy Books Just to Feed My Family
1978:抄书只为养活一家
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 274k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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The writing style is good, but it has a bit of a traditional literary feel. For someone like me who reads fast-paced novels on Tomato, this kind of writing style is a bit of a letdown. However, the author's characterization is a bit overdone; one should know that too much rigidity can lead to instability. The author exaggerated.
I've changed my mind. That's good; it's one of the few genres I'd want to keep watching. I hope the male lead thinks more about himself and behaves well. The story takes a turn for the worse after the male lead goes to university. It gets a bit off-topic, like an archaeological dig, where he studies ancient knowledge. Sigh, I'm disappointed. He's reborn into a family where he becomes a live-in son-in-law, and to make matters worse, the other party doesn't even give him a warm welcome.
Born in Liaodong, why not move the story of life to the black soil of Northeast China, where the history and culture are equally rich? The biggest flaw is that this young man, living in Northeast China, is writing about the Loess Plateau – it's just awful!
Getting into university doesn't mean taking a leave of absence without pay; it means your salary will continue to be paid and you'll get a promotion.
This book is bound to be a hit. After reading it, I felt very heavy-hearted and deeply empathetic.
It's really well written. The eldest brother, Min Jiabao, sacrificed everything for the family, and Min Jiajia stepped forward to shoulder all the pressure. In this era of scarcity, it was truly remarkable.
Life is tough for everyone.
It was touching, 👍 Thumbs up!
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I just read the beginning and it felt so cold. It captured the struggle of ordinary people between life and death to the very core of my being. Suffering may always be lurking among us, only in different forms, adding insult to injury.