
Sent to the Northeast Countryside: I Return to Grandma’s Home, Sign In, and Take on the Spoiled Brats
东北下乡:我回姥家签到怼极品
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 5mo ago
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- Fanqie
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Indeed, as the introduction says, there are a lot of subtitles. For those of you who haven't seen it, I'll give you some protection. 1. On the train going to the countryside, the heroine divided the meat between a group of educated youths she had just met, giving each of them a piece. I didn't see anyone sharing the food with the heroine, they just helped the heroine talk. 2. The heroine takes great care of the female educated youth she met on the train, the one named Zhou Zhou. Zhouzhou was bullied at an educated youth spot, and the heroine helped her fight back and took the female educated youth back to her grandfather's house. Let this Zhouzhou live with him. They also need to build a house together and live together, and help Zhouzhou find a job as a barefoot doctor. They also need to give Zhouzhou a room in the house so that she can help others. It feels like the heroine is like Zhouzhou's golden finger. Mainly because I think the heroine has a sign-in system, so she should have a private space no matter what. Of course, if it's a story with two female protagonists, just pretend I didn't say anything. I've read dozens of chapters so far, and that's it.
It's nice to look at, but it's just too little and not satisfying. Is it no cp?
It's quite good. I occasionally interact with Zhouzhou and have a good time. I hope it doesn't have a male protagonist, no co-stars or two females. The system is also good.
Overall this book is pretty good, the heroine is decisive in killing, and there are some top ones in the village, but not many. The author's writing style is still very interesting, but I don't know why, but it always makes people feel like they are talking too much when reading it (this is my personal deduction point). There are no other problems. I just want to read it when I have nothing to do. It's very good.
It's okay, there aren't many surprises, it's relatively relaxed and plain, but the heroine is a bit too generous, especially when she divides the meat on the train.
It feels so good to scold someone. It's so exciting. It's much more fun than pretending to be a pig, eating a tiger and getting slapped in the face. It's so refreshing.
Everything else is fine, but this book is simply a collection of Northeastern sayings. It feels like I wrote a book just to write about sayings. There are three sentences and one saying [face covering]
If I could travel through time and have space, I would also go to the countryside to my grandma's house and see my young grandma~
To sum it up in one sentence - it looks good. When I was young, I often couldn't understand the long list of sarcastic remarks my family made. For example, after dinner, my grandpa would come down from the table and go for a walk. My grandpa would say "cold pot sticker pancakes". I looked at them confused. I said "cold pot sticker pancakes" and they would tell me that they couldn't stick to the edge of the pot. In a normal quarrel, when everyone is scolding, they will only say the first half of the sentence, and will not tell you the true meaning of the rest of the sentence. But in a novel, it is impossible to compare each other from back to front. I feel like it would be good to write this directly.
Except for those curse words that make me a little uncomfortable, everything else is good. The heroine is enthusiastic and cheerful, and she is positive and not a virgin.