Winds Rise in 1981: A High-Ranking Official's Daughter on the Road to Success

I seem to understand why the rating is so low. It is clear that both the book title and the introduction are centered on the female protagonist. However, in fact, the heroine's role is not only small, but also not very outstanding. No matter how you look at it, the heroine is the weak and marginal protagonist in the group portrait, so the review is not very good based on the description and introduction. I see that other readers in the comment area also think that the stories of Xixi and other supporting characters are more exciting, and can even be played alone. But I just watched Nan Xing because he was pampered to the point of being lawless, but I didn't feel that way when I saw him in college. And my favorite book is the heroine of the book. Especially in female videos, the male protagonist cannot surpass the female protagonist. The various entrepreneurship stories about the male protagonist are too detailed, making me feel like I am watching male videos. So far, I have skipped a lot of scenes specifically to watch the scenes with the heroine. I started skipping after Xixi went to Hong Kong. At that time, the heroine had no shining point, and there were not many scenes, so it was not very interesting to watch. I like Xixi like this. I will look for articles with heroines like her. I don't need to describe Xixi in Nanxing's articles at length. Nan Xing's scenes become less and less the further you go, often after skipping four or five chapters, Nan Xing's scenes only appear in three or four chapters, so it becomes even more difficult to watch. I feel that the author is more suitable for writing group portraits. I really like the way Nan Xing was very confident in the early stage relying on his family background and the love of his family. He just did whatever he felt like without worrying about this. Later on, he felt like he was gradually becoming as indifferent as a chrysanthemum. Maybe he wanted to pursue a political career in the future? There are too few articles like this, and there are almost no meal replacements, so I give four stars to encourage it. (PS: Refers to the first few dozen chapters.)

Both the male and female protagonists fit their status as high-ranking officials. The male protagonist is fighting and fighting, and his personality is a bit arrogant. Some people may not like this kind of strong male protagonist, but it should be okay if you teach him. The heroine is a little fox who weighs the pros and cons.

How to put it, the feeling of eating something tasteless and throwing it away is a pity. The subject matter is quite good, and I like the direction of the plot, but the portrayal of the heroine always makes me hold my breath and feel like I can't get up or get down. Some female protagonists, regardless of whether they have resources or not, will try their best to use these resources and create the right time, place and people to achieve their goals. The resources possessed by the heroine in this article can be said to be more than 99.9% Of people in the 1980s. However, many times they cannot do things in detail because they have a little more luck. Obviously, when I first started reading the story, I felt that the author's direction was smart, courageous, ruthless, and ruthless. Why do these attributes become weaker the more I look at them. Maybe there will be a twist later, well, that's it. It's not easy for the author to code, so I give it five stars.

He won't be the male protagonist [laughing awkwardly][laughing awkwardly] I really want to change the male lead [face covering] [face covering] (personal thoughts)

So far, it looks okay. The heroine is very smart. She doesn't have any elites at home, which is great. As for the male protagonist, it's okay. It's normal for the male protagonist to pursue the female protagonist. It's a handsome approach! I've read a lot of articles, and this is normal. If the male protagonist is strong, there will be some in the family. It's quite suitable for the female protagonist. Anyway, it's equivalent to a family marriage.

I very much agree with the views of the book friends in the comment area. At present, there are 180 chapters, and the space about the heroine is getting less and less. Almost ten consecutive chapters have not appeared. At the beginning, I watched the film for the heroine's distinctive character traits, but the follow-up did not highlight the heroine's highlights. She has no clever methods, nor political sensitivity. Her family is not as good as that of the hero or even the male partner. She does not even feel how much the hero loves the heroine emotionally. There is no room for her to grow. It is impossible to imagine that she can reach a high position. Especially when set off by the hero and supporting characters, she looks a bit ordinary and makes people feel uncomfortable. It's a bit uncomfortable for those who came in after reading the introduction. It is indeed a pity to abandon it because it is tasteless.

To be honest, every character in the author's works has its own characteristics. Both Shengnan and Xixi can be bought separately, but I don't think the heroine has any special features [face covering] Maybe it's because I don't like this genre.

It's okay, so-so, neither very good nor ugly. You can read it when you're short on books. You can usually guess the ending after reading more than 40 chapters.

It's good to watch, but don't read the commentary. Some people will complain about the male and female protagonists' characters. I think the characters are OK and very consistent. The family is full of rich and powerful people. It would be abnormal if the character is submissive.

I mainly watched this drama when I was unemployed, and I liked it very much. It started from the grassroots level. In the past, we used various connections to find resources. In fact, now towns and villages almost need all kinds of information to find development. There is a sentence in it that is very useful for women to enlighten their minds through history and politics...