A Sickly Kid in the 1970s, Using Brains to Carry the Whole Family
70年代病秧子，靠智商带飞全家
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 606k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- How a Sickly Weakling Became a Max-Level Mech Genius看病秧子如何满级机械大佬Alternate title on Fanqie
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The article is in-depth and good, and you won't lose money if you get into it. The first chapter is like a narrative prose. Wanwan is a premature baby and is diagnosed by the doctor as not being able to live until he is three years old. However, his parents love him deeply and do everything possible to make a living for him, which is a micro-group portrait (my favorite). In the middle chapter of the growth chapter, Wanwan grew up healthily in the love of her parents, relatives and friends (moisturizing things silently to help those around her grow up together) and showed super intelligence. She entered the university for key training at a young age. At the age of six, she participated in the international youth camp and obtained heavyweight technical intelligence for the country. In the final chapter, he graduated from college and founded a research institute at the age of fourteen. From then on, he set sail and grew up with the motherland without fear of wind and rain. (The second half contains a lot of professional knowledge, and the academic argumentation shows the author's skills. Like it)
The story is good, but the chapters are relatively independent and unsystematic.
I started reading from the second volume. I didn't read the first part, but the second part really made people excited. Unlike other female protagonists of period novels, this one has no golden fingers and no space. In addition to having a 20-year-old modern person living in her body, she is also a genius. And she is not the only genius. Those who were admitted to university in those years were all geniuses. They all contributed to the development of science and technology in the motherland. Success is never the effort of one person. This group portrait is so well written. I highly recommend it.
The writing is imaginative, rich, and beautiful!
When I first read it, the text was plain and warm, and the plot description was very close to that era. I recommend reading it.
The description of young children is detailed and interesting, I really like it...
The content is detailed and good
It's good to read. I've been in a bit of a book drought lately and can't read anything. This one is good, but why is the rating so low?
Well written! Like
Not bad, not bad, worth recommending