Reborn in the 1970S: A Warm Northwest Wind

I'll rate it after reading a few chapters. This comment is mainly to avoid lightning. He is not a rough man who dotes on his wife, but really writes about the pain of an era. He is just a man who is outside and a woman who is inside. Very classic. It is not a perfect character. Who should feel sorry for and who is at fault depends on the feelings of us readers (that is, outsiders). And apart from the "big heroine" and "big hero" characters, if they are a little more tolerable, they are called humble. Let's stop smearing humbleness, okay? [Crying], the character design should not affect the direction of the work just because of this mood. So if you want to see the beginning of a rough guy doting on his wife, you won't be able to bear it. But I just didn't know what to write next, so I continued reading.

It really describes the difficulties of that era and the customs and customs of the Northwest. Although the author's writing is sometimes a bit confusing, in general it is really good and the description is quite delicate. Come on [making a face]

The heroine takes four children with different personalities and carefully teaches them to grow up. A simple woman with little knowledge followed the army to the harsh and barren northwest, where she helped her new neighbors and warmed many people's hearts. Her husband is a traditional man, an unsmiling soldier. Under her influence, I began to know how to respond positively to the love of my family. Even in modern times, material things can never satisfy people. And having family ties and growing up together as a family is the most practical happiness! The novel is worth reading carefully!

I have read too many Tomato books about retribution and fussing over everything, and finally I came across this good book that is full of positive energy, simple writing style, and talks about the hardships in the Gobi Desert and the warmth of family unity. I pay tribute to the author, come on 😊

It looks good. I like living a plain and ordinary life like this. But there are too few, so I will save them first.

It feels like reading a text or extracurricular reading. I don't know if anyone can understand it [laughs], but the writing is pretty good.

The author's writing style is delicate, describing the customs and customs of the Northwest, as well as the tenacity of a mother, paying tribute to the builders at that time

Well written, worth reading

Still reborn, but in a place with a difficult environment. However, the heroine who is as calm as a chrysanthemum makes people experience the peaceful feeling of time at all times.

When I read it, I felt very peaceful. The article is full of great wisdom about life.