
Banished to the Countryside! The Village Girl Drags the Professor Back to Her Nest
惨遭下放!小村姑把大教授叼回窝
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 439k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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(Mild spoilers) This is the first chronicle I have read. Before opening this book, I had never thought that a chronicle was like this. It is like a letter sent from the old days. The letter does not contain the extreme cruelty or gossip, but it is filled with the simplest warmth and light in human nature. The core of the story is Su Gengnian's family, which is as warm as the spring sun. In the less affluent era, a family with many brothers and sisters was often written as a battlefield of calculations and struggles. Just like Aunt Kong said in Do You Know: "Some families compete for fruits and clothes," but the Su family is different. Unreserved care and support flow there. Everyone is so honest and kind, and the author's writing skills are really not weak. The images of everyone are so vivid in front of me that I can't help but feel that the Su family is like this, and they should be like this. For example, Su Gengli was willing to take the initiative to spend the 200 yuan he wanted to get a wife for the sake of his sister's happiness. Another example is that when Chunmei was in danger, the Su family would step forward. The Su family's simplicity and kindness are not only for their own people, but also like rain, spreading equally on everyone. (Except for scum of course) The heroine Su Gengnian is the most touching flower in this pure land - although she is sick and weak, she is very cute and like a soft little cake, sweet but not greasy, warming everyone around her in her own unique way. At first, she was worried about dragging down her family, so she wanted to hide herself quietly. I don't think this is sadness, nor is it moaning for nothing. This is the testimony that Su Gengnian wants to repay. Mirroring her is the heartbreaking trajectory of the male protagonist Song Shuli. His native family was alienated and indifferent, and his parents were busy working and stingy with affection, making him a "poor little boy" with a lonely background. Even when he was under investigation, his family was reluctant to ask him about the actual situation for fear of what would actually be found out. When his family first appears, their unconscious arrogance is indeed frowning, but the author's genius is not to stereotype them. After receiving the utilitarian goodwill from the Su family, their overwhelmed "embarrassment" and feeling of wanting to give back just wrote the truest glimmer of human nature. The most impressive thing was during the Chinese New Year, when Su's father asked Song Shuli and Su Gengli to help Professor Song's family clean up, and they would make dumplings and eat together later. When Professor Song went back, he also said, "Take this money and give some to the Su family as a way of thanking them for taking care of us after such a long time." Also growing up is Song Shuli's younger sister Song Meishu. She has gradually transformed from a spoiled young lady with eyes up to the sky, into a lovely girl of flesh and blood who knows how to be grateful, cherish friendship. Her transformation is another vivid footnote of "goodwill awakens goodwill". Song Shuli's story line is a healing poem about "belonging". From being hesitant at the beginning to fully integrating into the Su family, behind the phrase "sincerity for sincerity" is that his desire for warmth and love finally found a place to rest. This kind of emotional migration and rooting is so delicate that it is moving. What's more touching about the book is that it doesn't shy away from the complexity of life itself. For example, the branch line of Xin Licong outlines a picture of growth full of helplessness and responsibility. His first emotional attachment was to Su Gengnian, but due to an unexpected combination of circumstances, fate tightly bound him to Chunmei. For this responsibility, he did not hesitate to break with his family. Maybe it wasn't about love at first, but he chose to face it and take responsibility. The unresolved relationship between Fifth Brother and Chunmei, the regret created by the times and fate, with just one stroke, opened a long line of sadness in his heart. (Author! I beg you! Just let me beg you! Okay🥺Give these two poor people an ending) As my first book chronicle, it completely broke my preconceptions. There is no dull preaching, only vivid characters living, growing and warming each other in a picture full of fireworks. I was able to catch up to the latest chapters in one go from the time I finished the exam. In this story, some people find a home, some are reborn in responsibilities, and some continue to move forward with regrets... This may be the best narrative of the times - illuminating those eternal human friendships in a special background.
The writing is very beautiful, but the heroine's little bamboo horse and her little childhood sweetheart are together, which makes people feel very uncomfortable. It is inexplicable and makes people feel uncomfortable.
After reading just twenty chapters, I felt so suffocated. The heroine, Zhu Ma, has always liked the heroine and protected her since childhood. However, she was snatched away by the hero. She was tricked into getting pregnant with the heroine's best friend. The heroine's best friend liked the heroine's fifth brother. The fifth brother finally got divorced. The two of them also fell in love with each other. However, they were tricked into getting pregnant. It was so suffocating.
It's very interesting. The author's writing style is very interesting. The heroine is really cute. She is not a silly and sweet character with no brains. She has fierce breasts. The male protagonist is also well portrayed. She has the charm of the year and is not greasy. It's a pity that it is a serialized novel.
The heroine's family is very loving and harmonious. The heroine is weak and the whole family is very kind to her. The heroine is simple, a bit silly but can be very direct. The male protagonist speaks softly and softly, and the atmosphere between the two of them is quite good together. However, the male protagonist's parents and sister are a bit annoying, and the male protagonist is burdened and has a lot to think about. Although they have a crush on each other, they rejected the female protagonist several times. After getting together, they are fine. They are peaceful and happy. What makes me more uncomfortable is Fifth Brother and Chunmei. Fifth Brother's personality is not very likable. His ex-wife planned to marry him and she didn't like him. Chunmei is a good friend in his younger years. She has liked Fifth Brother for a long time. After knowing that Fifth Brother divorced, she confessed to Fifth Brother and asked Fifth Brother to wait for him. At that time, I thought they were going to be together. I felt happy for them. However, Chunmei and Xin Licong were forced to get married by their family members and were drugged. Relationship, Xin Licong has been in love with Geng Nian since he was a child, and has always said that he wants to marry Geng Nian. After Chun Mei divorced him, he was originally going to be with Fifth Brother, but she found out that she was pregnant. Anyway, the two of them remarried and gave birth to a girl. Now, Fifth Brother secretly went to serve as a soldier and did not come back for several years. The monthly allowance was sent home, one to his parents, and the male protagonist gave the other to Chunmei to treat Chunmei's daughter. Seeing this, I feel very complicated, and I have no expectations for their future. No matter what the ending is, after so much experience, it is no longer the same as it was in the beginning. I still prefer Chunmei to ask Fifth Brother to wait for her, and Fifth Brother also agreed to this part. At that time, Chunmei's wish was about to come true, and Fifth Brother was also full of expectations. I was surprised that Chunmei liked Fifth Brother, and I was also happy that Chunmei took the initiative to confess that she was happy for them to be together. Unfortunately, everything came to nothing.
Not bad, a heartwarming and long-lasting historical article. The writing style is humorous, light-hearted and joyful. The male protagonist (Song Shuli, lonely in his heart, abandoned by his family and friends) was affected by his parents' work, and his family was sent to Suxin Village. I fell in love with the heroine (Su Gengnian, a premature baby, frail and sick, pure, and quirky). The parents of the Su family, brother and sister-in-law, were sensible, helped each other, and treated Song Shuli (son-in-law) sincerely. It comforted Song Shuli's lonely soul and truly became a member of the Su family. My only regret: The couple (heroine and heroine) who love each other so much have no children.
It's really well written. There's no room for irritation or ridiculously big golden fingers. The heroine builds tanks and builds powerful things to the sky. I can't stand it. This book is suitable for the end of the year. It turns out it's not finished yet 😢
It's okay, even if my best friend and his fifth brother have a baby, it's very sad, and the heroine also has many disasters.
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It's good-looking, good-looking, and the relationship between the heroine and the hero is not greasy and sweet. Moreover, this novel reads a bit like a chapter in a Chinese textbook. It feels like it was written by an author from the last century. The love in it is also like that of the last century.